You have your assembly edit and everything is synced up. The next step in your editing procedure involves cleaning up the presentation and removing the presenter’s mistakes and flubbed lines. In this video, authors Richard Harrington and Robbie Carman demonstrate how to edit out the presenter’s flubs.
- Alright Rich, so we've done the heavy lifting,…in terms of getting things in, making an assembly edit,…getting everything synced up and now, you know,…we'd like to think that our presenter was perfect, right?…But the reality of it was, when he was…giving the presentation, there was plenty of ums and ahs,…he kind of flubbed some lines occasionally.…But we have the power of editing…to tighten everything up and make it kind of seem…like a really polished presentation.…- That's right, Rob, what ended up happening was…some of the time, he would start and stop…or redo a section and we're just going to take out…some of those pauses, or the mistakes.…
Now, in the real world, this is about…a 25 minute presentation.…This might take you a good half hour or hour to do.…We're just going to walk you through some of those types…of edits, so you get the idea of what you would face…when you were working with this type of material.…- [Rich] Alright, so let's jump into the timeline here…and right now, we've got our material…
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9/1/2017Skill Level Intermediate
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