From the course: Final Cut Pro X v10.0.9: Narrative Scene Editing
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Grouping clips together - Final Cut Pro Tutorial
From the course: Final Cut Pro X v10.0.9: Narrative Scene Editing
Grouping clips together
Let's step in to project 03-08 and take a look at our timeline. Now this is the timeline that we've created in an earlier movie where we actually overwrote everything down to the primary storyline. It looks very nice, but it doesn't quite do what I need it to do. I want to be able to group a bunch of clips together, so I can either move them as a section or put a video filter on it to change the color of the scene to give it a certain mood. If I didn't group them together, I'd have to put that same filter on every single one of the clips. And if the producer or my client comes back and says, can you tweak it a little bit? I have to find each one and make the same adjustment, very time-consuming and very frustrating. By grouping them together, I can do it all in one fell swoop. To group a set of clips, you can simply select them and right-click and say create New Compound Clip. And as you see the keyboard shortcut is Option G as in group. Now it's going to ask you to name this clip. So…
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Planning an editing strategy3m 7s
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Editing dialogue: Building the basic assembly7m 45s
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Refining the assembly by adjusting timing4m 43s
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Adding reaction shots9m 3s
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Using alternative takes6m 21s
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Using split edits9m 24s
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Simplifying your timeline2m 27s
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Grouping clips together3m 35s
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Reviewing the first cut2m
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