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Edit like a Pro! – 1 – Beckett Bridge at Sunset

Edit like a Pro! – 1 – Beckett Bridge at Sunset
MP4 | Video: AVC 1280×720 | Audio: AAC 44KHz 2ch | Duration: 35M | 967 MB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English
In this easy to follow class we go through a complete Lightroom edit on a sunset image taken looking down the river Liffey in Dublin, Ireland towards the iconic, harp inspired Samuel Beckett Bridge.

Techniques covered include High Dynamic Range (HDR) processing of 7 separate images into 1 single composite, global and local adjustments, using radial filters, adjustment brushes and much more.

To begin, we start

with mastering the basics. How do you organize your footage, create your sequence properly, or start your initial edit? These essential techniques are a perfect starter for beginners and a great place for more advanced editors to learn how to optimize editing workflow.

•    Develop in-depth understanding of the most effective workflow from camera to edit

•    Bring together and synthesis the best methods of organizing and color coding footage

•    Choose the ideal video selects and music choice for your initial edit

•    Properly back up your content and creatively use multiple sequences

•    Strategize and develop how to most effectively use the footage you have to work with

2. Main Editing Techniques and Essentials ✅

Whatever editing software you’re using and however much money you’re working with, I’ve got you covered! In this chapter, I walk you through the most important techniques that the professionals use in big budget films and how you can apply those techniques to your own projects.

•   Understand editing theory, music choice, shot pacing, montage, and knowing when to cut

•   Learn how to use the most important audio and video filters

•   Color correction, color grading, stabilization, track mattes and blending modes

•   Get the most stylized and impressive looking footage with pro level essentials

•   Improve your audience retention, video share-ability, and watch time