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Creating secondary storylines for connected clips

Creating secondary storylines for connected clips - Final Cut Pro Tutorial

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Creating secondary storylines for connected clips

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- [Narrator] In the last movie we took a look at being able to move clips in our primary story line as well as perform some basic trims with our default selection tool. So that's removing or adding frames from the clips in our timeline. And you might have tried this on some of the connected clips and noticed that what happened is you don't get the same response. So what I mean is if I just try to move a connected clip and move it down into the timeline You'll notice that all the clips don't move out of the way like they do in the primary storyline. I'm going to press command z to undo. And if you follow along we're here in the chapter four underscore seven project. Which you can find in the project's events. The other thing that takes place here in the connected clips, is if you trim a clip. Notice again, what happens is, if I remove frames, an actual space is left in its place and I start to now see the interview underneath rather than, in particular, the adjacent clip rippling with…

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