1. Lesson 2 – Video & Audio Editing
Israel M. Butler
Audio-Visual Technology and Film Teacher
TW Josey Comprehensive High School

2. Lesson 1 recap Principles of Videography Aspect Ratio
Framing & Rule of Thirds
Elements of Videography
Types of Shots

3. Video Editing Process of manipulating video images
Includes trimming segments, sequencing clips, adding text, transitions, and special effects
Original process of video editing is known as Linear Video editing
Present day video editing is now known as Non-Linear Editing (NLE)
Can be done in advanced production environments and home/work computers

4. Common Video editing software
Windows Movie Maker (Available on all Windows OS Computers)
iMovie (Available on all Mac OS Computers)
Adobe Premiere (Windows & Mac)
Song Vegas (Windows & Mac)
Final Cut Pro (Mac)

5. Who uses these programs
Music Video Directors & Production Staff
Hollywood Production Teams
Independent Filmmakers & Documenters
News Stations (Most local stations use Edius or Avid due to interface and speed)
Corporations (Training videos, recording meetings, commercials, etc.)
Colleges, Universities, and K-12 schools
Hobbyists

6. Special effects
Many video editing programs contain special effects and video filters for green screen editing and manipulating the look and speed of a video clip
Special effects programs often referred to as Post Production Software
Widely Used Special FX program – Adobe After Effects

7. Pop quiz
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8. shot 1

9. Shot 2

10. Shot 3

11. shot 4

12. shot 5

13. shot 6

14. What is audio? Audible content in media production
Most important aspect in videography next to VIDEO
Sets the mood
Entertains/Informs
Digital Audio
Representation of sound in a computer/digital electronic processed mode

15. Common audio file types
.MP3
.3GP
.WAV
.WMA (Windows only)
.AIFF (Apple only)
.M4a

16. Types of Sound Natural Sound (NAT Sound) Sound Effects
Background Music
Narration
Interview Dialogue (SOT - Sound On Tape)

17. Audio editing Software which allows editing and generating audio data
Allows users the ability to import and export various audio file formats
Can record audio from one or more inputs
Add audio filters, effects and transitions
Common Audio Editing Programs:
Audacity (Windows & Mac)
Garage Band (Mac)
Pro Tools (Mac)
Traktion (Windows)

18. Who uses these programs
Record Labels
Hollywood Production Teams
News Stations Corporations (Training videos, recording meetings, commercials, etc.)
Radio Stations
Musicians
Audiographers