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Assembling interviews - Premiere Pro Tutorial
From the course: Premiere Pro: Documentary Editing
Assembling interviews
We are about midway through our initial assembly of this piece. And I'm pleased, because by focusing on the visuals first, we've laid down a visual structure for our piece. Now we need to do the equivalent process with our bites, by just getting the things that we think we're going to use, down onto the timeline in the rough positioning of where they belong. The first thing I want to do is rearrange the interface a little bit to be a little more conducive to this type of editing. Again, I'm going to start with a pre-built workspace, which is the CS6 Editing Workspace. But I like to adapt it a little, in particular, I like to have a nice big Project pane. So put that over there, not quite that big, and then my Markers seem to have disappeared. So I want to make sure that they're available, there they are. I think I don't need the Media browser, so I can use some of that real estate, and of course, whatever I load up, we're going to see those markers. Working with the A-roll, there we…
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Structuring the edit3m
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Assembling B-roll shots8m 52s
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Assembling interviews6m 56s
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Building sequences and scenes7m 53s
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Editing interview bites on the Timeline6m 16s
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Adding other media types to the Timeline6m 5s
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Completing the rough cut10m 1s
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Presenting the rough cut and receiving feedback2m 17s
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