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HOW TO EDIT!

OPEN YOUR VIDEOGRAPHY FOLDER!

Double click to open the folder on your desktop

Create a NEW FOLDER INSIDE YOUR VIDEOGRAPHY FOLDER

(right click...New Folder)

Name the folder:

TRIAL 2

We need to grab a few files first!

Click each of the Download Images on the left!

We will use these as we follow along with the tutorial together!

Open your VIDEOGRAPHY FOLDER and Drag the 3 files we just downloaded into the TRIAL 2 folder!

EDITING!

Let's build our video in Premiere!

We want to create a NEW PROJECT

A dialog box will pop up...

In the Project Name box...type

First Initial Last Initial TRIAL 2

Example: JS TRIAL 2

(Joe Smith TRIAL 2)

LOCATION

Click the arrow to the right of the location box

Desktop>Videography>TRIAL 2

Select CHOOSE LOCATION

Go to Desktop>

Videography>

Trial2

MULTI CAMERA EDITING!

Multi-Camera Editing in Adobe Premiere Pro CC tutorial.mp4

8:19

Make sure the Audio is ON for ALL CAMERAS!

Import the 3 files into Your Premiere Pro

They should be in your Trial 2 folder!

Right click in the PROJECT PANEL and create a NEW BIN

Name it MULTICAM

Now DRAG the 3 files into the BIN by selecting them and dragging them into the bin

Tip: Hold the control key down to select all 3!

Now RIGHT CLICK on the MultiCam Bin

Select:

Create Multi-Camera Source Sequence

In the dialog box, we now need to choose how to combine the clips

We will use AUDIO to sync the clips!

Make sure Audio Track Channel 1 is checked and selected!

In the same dialog box, for sequence preset make sure it is AUTOMATIC so it keeps the 1080P

Now we must choose the sequence settings for Audio

There are 3 different options when you click the dropdown menu

Camera 1: This will sync all clips with the Audio of Camera 1

All Cameras: Will mix the Audio from all cameras

Switch Audio: will switch the audio based on the clip/camera you select

So because the high quality audio comes from camera 1, we will use Camera 1 because we want to sync all of the different camera angles with the camera 1 audio track.

HINT: When we edit our New Segment, you will want to use the audio from the DJI osmo camera!

Click OK

This creates a process Clips folder and a MultiCam source sequence

Now before we can edit, we need to create a MultiCam TARGET sequence.

Right click on the MultiCam Source Sequence

Select New Sequence from Clip

This creates a new sequence that we can edit!

So now All you see in the timeline, is camera angle 1

We need to enable multicam editing.

Click on the Toggle Multi-Camera View icon (In the Program window

If it is not visible, click the Button Editor (plus icon '+' in the bottom right of the monitor) and drag the icon (a box divided into 4 with a small '1' in the corner) onto your toolbar.

If you don't see the windows, pull the playhead to the right in the timeline!

Now in the Program window, you should see two different windows

The left window will show all the different camera angles that are in the MultiCam sequence

The Right window is the composit view (everything that you will see in the final sequence in your final project).

You can change the order of these cameras

In the Program window, select the wrench (Settings)

Select EDIT CAMERAS

You can then change the order of the cameras by dragging them up por down or even deactivate the cameras as well (Clicking the check box on or off).

For this example, let's leave the order as is!

Click OK (or cancel)

Now we will switch between the different camera angles.

Bring the playhead (blue line in the timeline) to the beginning of the sequence (all the way to the left)

Notice that camera angle 1 and 2 have gone black!

Now we will switch between the different camera angles.

Bring the playhead (blue line in the timeline) to the beginning of the sequence (all the way to the left)

Notice that camera angle 1 and 2 have gone black!

Why? the video picture has not begun yet and in this instance camera 3 is a longer video clip.

Hit PLAY

Now we can select the camera we want to switch to as the video is playing.

Let's go to Camera Angle 2...

While the sequence is playing, simply select camera angle 2 with your mouse in the Program left window. (Note the RED keyline around the Camera angle window)

Wait a few more seconds and using the same proceedure let's go to Camera Angle 3...

While the sequence is playing, simply select camera angle 3 with your mouse in the Program left window. (Note the RED keyline around the Camera angle window)

While the sequence plays, you can use the numerical keys on your keyboard to switch between the camera angles. (Example: go back to Camera 1, press 1 on the keyboard!)

Press the SPACE BAR to Stop the playback of the video

In the time line, use the slider on the bottom to ZOOM into the timeline sequence.

Tip: move the slider left to make the timeline larger.

Now we can see "Cuts" in our timeline.

These indicate the camera angle changes we had made when we switched for camera 1 to Camera 2 and so forth!

What if we want a "cut" to happen sooner?

Let's use the ROLLING EDIT TOOL (in the timeline tool box, it is in the 3rd tool folder) or press "N" on the keyboard

With the Rolling edit tool, we can drag this edit to occur earlier in the time line...

Hover over the clip in the timeline and click and pull (notice the Red tool icon)

Also notice, in the Program window the two clips that are adjusted will show!

If we want to actually change a camera angle, go back to the SELECTION tool (The arrow)

Select the clip you want to change in the timeline.

Now simply press the number on the keyboard of the camera angle you want to change it to!

(Example Select Cam 2 and press 3 on the keyboard)

Once you have all of your camera angles how we want them, we can now add any effects or color correction just like we would do with any other project!

Press Ctrl + S to SAVE!!! Do this often!

EXPORTING YOUR FINAL FILE!

Change the file name!

use your

First Initial Last Initial Trial2

Example: JS Trial2

Change the LOCATION!

Click the blue link and go to the Desktop then to your Videography Folder>Trial2

Note! Normally this will go in the EXPORTS folder of your project!

Preset should be:

Match Source-Adaptive High Bitrate

Format: H.264