Audiovisual Editing and Narrative for Short Films

Overview

“In order to tell a story, the first step is to know what material we have to work with. That's why file viewing is the step where editors spend most of the editing time. If you know in detail what material you have, when editing it will be much easier to tell the story. The use of markers will help us in this task.”

In this video lesson Juanmi Cristóbal addresses the topic: Viewing and using bookmarks, which is part of the Domestika online course: Audiovisual Editing and Narrative for Short Films. Learn different techniques to tell your story with professional standards from start to finish.

Partial transcription of the video

“In this lesson. we'll look at one of the processes where editors spend most of their time: viewing files. do this. we'll also rely on a tool that's going to be great for us. like bookmarks. I'm going to show you. Anyone who believes editing a short film is merely placing shots on a timeline is quite mistaken. Much of time. what editors actually do is watch the footage. The better we understand the material we're handling. the more effectively we can shape the final product. This process involves meticulous viewing and analysis. The more detailed our understanding of every shot becomes. the ...”

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Course summary for: Audiovisual Editing and Narrative for Short Films

• Level: Beginner
• 98% positive reviews (203)
• 6522 students
• 5 units
• 17 lessons (2h 35m)

• Category

  Photography & Video

• Software

  Adobe Premiere

• Areas

  Audiovisual Post-production, Film, Video & TV, Narrative, Video, Video Editing