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The techniques we used were In and Out tools, as well as using the razor tool. We also did some audio editing and i learned about transitions as well.
The first step was to import all of my clips. I filmed a few more sequences to get a sense of a beginning and an end so overall i had 53 clips. Few of these i did not use as they would take up too much time or did not seem necessary.
When i first started editing i soon realised how long a second really is when creating a video, so achieving 30 edits in 20 seconds would be achievable as i first worried that i would go over the 20 second limit that we had been set.
I found the editing process rather simple as all my clips i had filmed in chronological order so it was a simple case of dragging them and dropping them onto the timeline.
The version of Final Cut Pro i downloaded was FCP X which is a different version to the one i had originally learnt with so i had to adjust to the new interface.
Once i had edited all the video together i needed to edit in some sound effects, a lot of the audio was clear but i thought it would good to emphasise a lot of the actions to add some humour to it.
I went to FreeSFX.com and as it was a royalty free sound effects i could use any one of the effects.
Overall i downloaded 19 sound effects for my video. And using the same techniques as i did last year i simply dragged and dropped them into my timeline and cut them to a suitable length and made them sync with the video.
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