Slow Motion

Boy, is this week looking tough! I had a hard time choosing which assignment I wanted to tackle today, but I decided on this one!

I found an extension for firefox that allowed me to download YouTube videos, which was helpful, and I wish I had seen that earlier in the semester. It is called “Easy YouTube Downloader Express,” which sounds scammy because it probably is, but hey, I gotta do what I gotta do =] So for this project, I had to edit together some clips and alter the speed of the original clip.

I also created a Vimeo account because it is very evident with this project that I did not make the original videos. But I did attach the original links in the description and also here!

I used Apple’s Final Cut Pro for this assignment, but I have minimal experience, and needless to say, I had trouble. I eventually figured it out, but I got stuck on how to save and export. This program is not user-friendly. However, I am sure it is very nice once you know all the ins and outs. Here is a helpful video if anyone else wants to tackle this.

Happy Tuesday!!!

Sped UP

This assignment was a lot of work. I didn’t know what I was doing and was playing around with Filmora 9 as well. This assignment was to sped up parts of the video as the transition into the next video for 3 assignments. I did start to enjoy the editing towards the end. This inspiration came from looking through the assignments and knowing I could use help with transitions and this assignment seemed like a good fit for it.

I was able to spend the time playing around with transitions and not actually filming. I used the sample videos on Filmora9 and the music from there. I was more worried about the transitions and how to make them work better. I was using audio to sound like the 80’s movie trailer almost where there is a story with my videos and the transitions are just part of it.

I think I did a good job with it. I was able to play around with speed and transitions and how they could change the look of the video. I was enjoying playing around with the speed and duration of each of the videos and include the credits. I was proud of the timing and the speed of the videos.

Speeding Up and Slowing Down

This is another Final Cut Pro transition that you don’t need any addtional plug ins for. Watch the Youtube video attached to get an understanding on how to create this transiotion. Once you are finished post a short video to Instagram or YouTube of you using this transition with some film you have taken! (3.5…
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Speed Up Transition

This is another Final Cut Pro transition that you don’t need any addtional plug ins for. Watch the Youtube video attached to get an understanding on how to create this transiotion. Once you are finished post a short video to Instagram or YouTube of you using this transition with some film you have taken!