Join Ashley Kennedy for an in-depth discussion in this video Continuing the edit: Adding and removing material, part of Avid Media Composer 8 Essential Training.
…Okay, I'm in my 4.2 bin.…And we've got our narration spliced in here.…And in this movie, we're going to continue editing this.…We're removing material that we don't want, and…adding B-roll to help tell our story.…Now first, although I do want to keep the vast majority of my narration.…There are just a couple of areas that I need to remove,…because I just simply don't have any B-roll for them.…For our convenience, I have marked them with markers here.…And I'm going to just zoom in, and let's take a listen to see what's going on.…
>> Once the gob is secured, the other end of the 5-foot steel or…iron pipe is cooled in a barrel of water.…And the glass blower can set to work handling and shaping the delicate mass.…The glass blower blows into the pipe-…>> All right, I simply don't have any B-roll of the pipe being cooled in…a barrel of water.…So I think it will still work if I remove this section and…say, once the gob is secured, the glass blower blows into the pipe.…So let's do this, go ahead and…mark an in at the beginning of this, and an out right at the end.…
Author
Ashley Kennedy
Updated
2/25/2016Released
9/17/2014Note: This Avid Media Composer v. 8 Essential Training only addresses software updates up to v. 8.5. if you are using Media Composer v. 8.6 or later, please access the following courses instead:
Media Composer 8.7 Essential Training: 101
Media Composer 8.7 Essential Training: 110
- Setting up the editing environment
- Importing media
- Building a rough cut with basic editing and trimming techniques
- Navigation and customization techniques
- Editing audio
- Adding effects
- Multicam editing
- Performing color correction
- Creating titles with Avid Marquee and NewBlue Titler Pro
- Managing media
- Exporting your project
- Troubleshooting in Avid Media Composer
Skill Level Beginner
Duration
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Q: This course was updated on 12/12/2014. What changed?
A: We added and revised tutorials to cover the changes to Avid Media Composer in v8.2 and v8.3. Watch the "What's new" movies for an overview of the updates.
Q: This course was updated on 8/24/2015. What changed?
A: Avid released the 8.4 version of Media Composer in June 2015. We added two new movies to this course to describe the update and covering working with high-resolution files in the newest version of the software.
Q: This course was updated on 02/25/2016. What changed?
A: We added five tutorials covering the Avid Media Composer 8.5 update, released in January 2016.
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Introduction
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Welcome49s
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Using the exercise files6m 10s
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1. An Introduction to the Media Composer Environment
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Working inside bins5m 16s
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Navigating and marking clips10m 47s
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2. Get Up and Running with Avid Media Composer
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Inputting media3m 50s
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Prepping shots for editing8m 13s
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Exporting for the web6m 10s
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3. Inputting Media and Organizing Your Project
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Using FrameFlex5m 8s
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4. Basic Editing: Building the Rough Cut
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Performing replace edits5m 13s
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Drag-and-drop editing6m 30s
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5. Refining the Edit: Trimming Your Shots
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Performing single-roller trims10m 43s
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Performing dual-roller trims5m 20s
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6. Navigation and Customization Techniques
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Customizing the timeline4m 43s
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Using workspaces7m 1s
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Using bin layouts4m 21s
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Sorting and sifting clips10m 24s
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Using markers7m 16s
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Using the Find tool v. 8.24m 47s
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7. Basic Audio Editing
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Using the audio mixer10m 43s
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Audio Mixer updates in v.8.51m 35s
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Keyframing audio7m 59s
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8. Working with Still Images
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Animating stills9m 30s
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9. Basic Effects
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Keyframing effects9m 53s
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Nesting effects7m 58s
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Using Timewarp6m 27s
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Stabilizing shaky footage5m 31s
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10. Understanding Basic Rendering and System Performance
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Rendering intelligently9m 43s
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11. Basic Color Correction
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Using Auto Color Correction6m 13s
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12. Creating Titles
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13. Multicam Editing
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Refining the multicam edit4m 37s
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14. Managing Media and Project Data
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Moving your media10m 53s
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Relinking media6m 11s
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15. Exporting Your Project
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 10s
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