From the course: Creating a Short Film: 08 Editing
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Cutting on plosives - Premiere Pro Tutorial
From the course: Creating a Short Film: 08 Editing
Cutting on plosives
- [Instructor] Okay, folks, so, this right here, what we're gonna cover in this tutorial is, without a doubt, one of my favorite techniques. I discovered it kind of on my own by experimenting from editing my own lynda.com training videos, actually. You got so much of that, and I make so many mistakes, cause I'm like really sloppy when I talk and stuff like that and it gets really annoying to have to keep re-recording everything, and so then I had to get really good at editing stuff, so I didn't have to re-record it, cause I'm lazy. And so, what we're gonna cover here, again, one of my favorite tricks ever, for editing dialog or voiceovers, and that is to cut on a plosive. Now, plosives are consonants formed by blocking the flow of air with the mouth, like with the letters T or P, for example, you say, like, if you're gonna go, t, or p, like when you say those words, the flow of air stops. Now, you might be asking, why in the world am I learning about this in a course on film editing?…
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Organizing audio tracks8m 18s
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Working with multiple sync streams7m 19s
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Editing dialog8m 28s
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Utilizing room tone9m 51s
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Editing voiceovers7m 43s
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Cutting on plosives7m 27s
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Editing at the sample level7m 20s
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Cutting to a temp score3m 49s
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