From the course: Avid Media Composer: Documentary Editing
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Assembling the radio edit - Media Composer Tutorial
From the course: Avid Media Composer: Documentary Editing
Assembling the radio edit
Okay, we've got the documentary looking good on paper. We've even taken the time to create a two-column script that details the specific audio foundation and basic visuals that will define our plan of attack. We've set up six playing sequences for each of our scenes. We're ready to go. Let's start with the first scene and take a stab at putting together a radio edit. So I am going to load my blank Intro sequence here, and let's take a look at our script and remind ourselves how this is starting off. So we have an audio montage, we have basically four different speakers talking about various things in the Farm to Table movement. Starting with BD, there's definitely a movement happening. So again, we're just concerning ourselves with audio. We'll deal with visuals later. We need to find this moment, there's definitely a movement happening. So I could go into my Assets into my Interviews, and you know try to find it through here, or better yet I could come into my Transcripts, because I…
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An overview of the rough cut process3m 38s
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Making the paper edit3m 9s
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Using a two-column script3m 33s
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Assembling the radio edit7m 15s
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Building scenes with B-roll9m 30s
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Editing process footage6m 29s
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Using montage and parallel editing to manipulate time and ideas8m 20s
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Adding natural and environmental sound6m 11s
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Correcting audio6m 22s
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Putting it all together: Completing the assembly edit5m 29s
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