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Richard Bacevac April 11th, 2009 12:47 AM

Beginner question for editing
 
Hello guys,
I would like to ask the question regarding a effect which I saw in a couple of your videos.
It is applied to video but looks like some of the frames of the video are missing,so
the final shot looks like that for example a man coming towards me is is faster close to me on say 3 framys so we dont see all the frames as he comes.

Sorry I dont know better way to explain,hope you know what I am trying to say.
I think is done by Time remapping??

Danny O'Neill April 11th, 2009 02:18 AM

Are you refering to jump cuts?

You say you have seen some examples, do you have any links to the videos?

I think I have an example of it here at 00:32;
Lorraine and Paul Wedding Video Highlights | Mintyslippers.com Blog

Richard Bacevac April 11th, 2009 02:38 AM

Yes Danny, thatś it .
Itś hard for me to explain that,but you got it.It is time remap??

Also I have one more question ,do you use mainly Premiere (or another NLE) or
something like AE??

Danny O'Neill April 11th, 2009 07:22 AM

We use just Sony Vegas. Very efficient and simple but powerful.

To do a jump cut just split/cut your footage at one point, move along and cut again. Delete a bit and then move it all together. So basically going from one scene to the next. No special effects needed at all.

Richard Bacevac April 11th, 2009 10:42 AM

Thanks Danny ,sounds simple.I will try it tonight with Premiere

Steve House April 12th, 2009 02:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Richard Bacevac (Post 1079545)
Thanks Danny ,sounds simple.I will try it tonight with Premiere

And just an FYI - jump cuts are USUALLY something to be avoided. They can be used for artistic effect in certain cases but more often than not they break the smoothness of the edit and are disconcerting to the audience. Danny's video, where the cuts sync well with the musical phrasing, is a good example of a creative use, but in general try to avoid it in a normal scene.


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