2013
Lynda.com
Chris Meyer
00:35:24
English
Whether you're editing a documentary film, a TV commercial, or a corporate video, you often need to focus on a specific sentence or phrase that's part of a longer, perhaps unscripted statement. However, the speaker doesn't always leave you enough room between phrases to cleanly extract the desired segment. In this quick course, Chris Meyer will show you how to select a clip in Adobe Premiere Pro or After Effects, and use a combination of time remapping, frame blending, and audio fades in After Effects to extend these pauses so that you'll have sufficient handle for crossfades or other transitions.
This trick will allow you to rescue previously unusable sound bites and raise the production value of the final result.
0. Introduction 4m 34s
Welcome 2m 37s
Exercise files and software versions 1m 57s
1. Preparing the Clip in Adobe Premiere Pro 8m 42s
Placing markers and trimming the clip 6m 14s
Replacing the clip with an After Effects composition 2m 28s
2. Adding Handle in After Effects 17m 46s
Prepping the clip in After Effects 1m 51s
Audio fades 3m 22s
Time remapping the handle 3m 2s
Frame blending options 4m 44s
Speed ramping in the Graph Editor 4m 47s
3. Conclusion 4m 22s
Dynamically linking back to Premiere Pro 2m 52s
Avoiding these issues on future jobs 1m 30s
www.lynda.com/After-Effects-tutorials/Premiere-Pro-After-Effects-Adding-Handle-Sound-Bites/142963-2.html
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