Join Ashley Kennedy for an in-depth discussion in this video Next steps, part of Introduction to Video Dialogue Editing.
- We've reached the end of this…Introduction to Video Dialogue Editing Course…and I hope you've found it helpful…in understanding different strategies and techniques…for cutting a conversation in your film.…And while we've covered a lot,…there's still plenty to learn.…Indeed, this course is just intended to be a first bite…into the great wide world of editing dialogue.…And if you're new to editing in general,…I'd strongly recommend that you start getting…very comfortable with the software,…and to do that, go straight…for the Essential Training course…for whatever software you want to use,…whether it's Premier Pro, Final Cut Pro X,…or Avid Media Composer.…
Each of these Essential Training courses…is meant to get you totally up to speed on the basics…of the software over the course of about seven to 10 hours.…We cover everything you need to know:…input, organization, editing,…trimming, effects, sound design,…color correction, multi-cam editing,…output, and more.…Combine that with what you just learned in this course,…
Author
Ashley Kennedy
Released
9/29/2015- Understanding the editor's role
- Acknowledging nonverbal dialogue
- Looking at the script
- Choosing shots
- Laying the foundation
- Refining the edit
- Viewing the final cut
Skill Level Appropriate for all
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome58s
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Using the exercise files5m 4s
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1. A Study of Dialogue
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Exploring the editor's vision10m 52s
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Understanding nonverbal dialogue11m 45s
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Examining the cut16m 45s
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2. Getting to Know Our Scene and Strategy
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3. Case Study 1: Happy Scene
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Choosing shots9m 28s
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Laying the foundation11m 40s
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Refining the edit13m 22s
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4. Case Study 2: Sad Scene
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Choosing shots8m 38s
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Laying the foundation10m 15s
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Refining the edit12m 12s
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5. Case Study 3: Tense Scene
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Choosing shots7m 54s
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Laying the foundation10m 41s
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Refining the edit12m 23s
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 40s
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