#video editing

[dean-winchesters-clit]

Hi! Film editor here! This is absolutely not one take!

For starters, it would be impossible for these guys to be in place for multiple different choreography beats in under a second between cuts. Especially on sand in the dark. Secondly, the guy who is playing Robin Hood is 100% the same between cuts.

So, what's going on?

The blurry camera movements between each moment are called "whip pans" and are achieved by moving the camera really fast. Each of these moments or "set ups" starts and ends with one of these whip pans.

It is very, very, very easy to hide a cut inside a whip pan. Because the image is completely blurry, the audience is unlikely to notice if the image suddenly changes. It's all just blurry colors. But we also hide these secret cuts by blending the shots by fading from one into the other. The fades in hidden whip pan cuts are typically only a few frames and are invisible. Even knowing they're there, you wouldn't know unless you went frame-by-frame.

This is standard practice for pretty much anything that is done in "one take" these days. The best example I can think of off of my head is the Church fight sequence in The Kingsman.

Watch this and note the quick camera movements and how many times someone runs across the camera. There's a hidden cut every single time. This famous one shot scene is made up of dozens of shots that are planned and cut together to look like one shot. It saves time and energy, especially with a fight scene (or a dance one), to not have to start from the very beginning of the scene every time someone messes up.

So, there's a little bit of movie magic that's permanently ruined for you! Have a nice day!

[baba-yada]

ive never made an edit before in my life but the occasion called for it so here's a Hunter: The Parenting edit I made of Chapter 4 & 5

god fucking DAMN this is a good show. gave me the brain scramblies

💥SPOILER ALERT💥

[frenzyarts]

I miss after effects so bad but I don’t want to pay the adobe prices 😭 does anyone have any recommendations for desktop or iPad that are similar 🙏🏻

[symbioticyautja]

“I see you”

[inspired-lesson-plans]

Technology, grades 7+, Downloading and Transforming YouTube Videos

Do Now:

Open your YouTube history and look for music, podcasts and other content that you don't need videos for and would like to own an audio-only copy of.

Direct Instruction:

Show students how easy it is to download YouTube videos and convert them to MP3 files by copying the video's URL and pasting it into this website. When the file is downloaded, play it for them to show that it works, even when disconnected from the internet, then immediately delete it. What you have done was for Educational and research purposes. If you keep this video for your own private enjoyment, then you are breaking YouTube's Terms of Service and are technically breaking the law.

Talk your students through the first half of the 2024 article by Liam Curtist entitled YouTube Converters Explained: A Full Legal Breakdown. The second half is basically an ad for their video editor.

Guided Learning:

When the article gets to the following section, go into greater detail about what the following situations mean.

Educational and research purposes: A teacher downloading a YouTube clip to show in a classroom may qualify as Fair Use. For example, using a 30-second clip from a Kamala Harris speech to discuss public speaking techniques. Transformative content: If you're downloading a video to create something new, such as a parody, critique, or commentary, this could fall under Fair Use. For example, downloading a movie scene to create a reaction video where your commentary transforms the original content.

In particular, explain what transformative means in the context of media. Memes are transformative, for example, and therefore subject to Fair Use. Video and audio content can also be transformative if

Demonstrate to students how to use Kapwing's easy and free video editor* to create transformative content that does not violate YouTube's ToS.

Higher Order Learning:

Students work individually or in groups to use Kapwing's easy and free video editor* create their own transformative content, for educational and research purposes. This should be a lengthy project that requires a rubric of your own design. When complete, students may legally download their own video and keep it for themselves. You may** be able to host a few of them on the school's website.

*I did not take the time to understand how to use this video editor.

**Check with your school administrators well-in-advance of planning this activity. They may need to run it up the chain of command to ensure everyone is comfortable with the legally gray areas. If you don't want to get the school board involved, then maybe don't attempt this lesson.

[siffroncrocus]

hermitshipping / trafficshipping

(info under the cut)

ddvau

au made by @xmaruu11 @kitsuneisi

heart forecast/kokoroyohou by eve

editing by me :3c

[havesome-mack-andcheese]

The Book of Bill: Official Summary

9(WHY IS THIS SO POPULAR MAN THIS IS A SHITPOST)

[heckmyfreck]

The luxury of being able to make your own comfort stuff wahoooo! Hes my favoriteeeee

🎨 @smoljeanius

☀️🔊Kyle Allen Music

[oneluckcatsgirlhero-blog]

There something gets wrong

[fluffylikec0ttoncandy]

x(twitter) : fluffyiskitten

[cannibalesbiann]

@mothercain <3

[digitalfossils]

Timecode: User's Guide (1996)

[dylbennet]

a video edit that I made about Sue Klebold.

my soul cried doing it.

I thought that was a good idea reflect her feelings on it. obviously it doesn’t even reach 1% of everything she feels and everything she had to face with responsibility as Dylan’s mom.

God, what a strong woman.

[n-ptxn]

- Teardrop -

baby's gotta move the video edits here now bc the government doesn't like seeing us happy and frolicking 😔