Creating Sub-clips
The first task we were set was to look through all the footage, and create sub-clips, naming them accordingly. We learnt the following technique when it came to labelling each clip -
'•' - muted -> the type of shot e.g. 'WS' (wide shot) -> Time of day e.g. 'DAY' -> where e.g. 'EXT' -> any other relevant info e.g. 'Man in suit on platform'.
During the process, we learnt that the task in hand was relatively simple, however very time-consuming. To shorten the time it took, we used the shortcuts of
'I' - Mark in
'O' - Mark out
'CMD U' - Title/name
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| We found a technique that allows you to mark each sub-clip in order of 'importance', so if we had a master shot, we'd mark it as a "strong" shot, thus eliminating the need to sift through each take to find the best one, |
The next task is to break down the audio clips/assemble, and to arrange a rough assembly/edit.
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