Today, we did some assembly edit on our film on iMacs using the application Final Cut Pro. In Final Cut Pro, there are four windows - the browser, the viewer, the canvas and the timeline or you can also call it sequence.
We were following a system called non-linear system, meaning that you are taking out what you want to the timeline instead of taking what you don't want to appear in the final film. Ms. Rosati taught us to render the clip every time we see a red line on the timeline. Also, we found out that we made some mistakes in our film and we might have to shoot it again.
Assembly edit means not concerning if the clips matched, and that it just what we did today. It's just putting the clips in the sequence you want them to be in.
I hope we can do our editing well and make a good film.
We were following a system called non-linear system, meaning that you are taking out what you want to the timeline instead of taking what you don't want to appear in the final film. Ms. Rosati taught us to render the clip every time we see a red line on the timeline. Also, we found out that we made some mistakes in our film and we might have to shoot it again.
Assembly edit means not concerning if the clips matched, and that it just what we did today. It's just putting the clips in the sequence you want them to be in.
I hope we can do our editing well and make a good film.
2nd October, 2013
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