Importing and editing video
I can identify that a video can be improved through reshooting and editing.
Importing and editing video
I can identify that a video can be improved through reshooting and editing.
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Lesson details
Key learning points
- Video recordings can be imported into video editing software, so they can be edited.
- Different tools can be selected for different editing purposes.
- Video recording can be stored and retrieved from a computer.
Keywords
Import - copying a file or data into a program from a different program
Reshoot - filming a video again
Trim - shorten the length of a video
Slice - divide a clip into two or more pieces
Common misconception
All video can be improved using editing tools.
Some video can’t be improved using the editing tools or the process will take too long, in this case it might be better to reshoot the video altogether.
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Equipment
Video editing is modelled in the free video editing software Openshot in this lesson. You may want to use alternative software.
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