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Summary: In this free instructional video clip series, our expert will discuss the basic first steps for someone learning to do video editing. In this lesson, learn how the idea behind the film will help you make editing decisions.
Paul Volniansky, born (1972) in St Petersburg into family of artists and intellectuals.
He has a BA in film direction from the St Petersburg University of Art and Culture –...read more
The non-linear version of video editing using computers and video editing software is different from the type of video editing that involves using actual video tape. That sort of editing is known as linear editing. Video editing, however, is in all its forms a way of arranging visual elements on video into a more perfect assembly during production. By removing unwanted or unnecessary footage and piecing together the parts in a more thoughtful way, a film or movie – even a home movie – can become a much more enjoyable piece of entertainment. In the realm of home video and memory preservation, a carefully edited home movie can make your child's baseball game or birthday party a project that yields generous results: a home movie worth watching again and again, impressive to friends, family and neighbors!
Some aspects of video editing are obvious, such as trimming unwanted scenes, but what about lighting, cross-fading and other effects? If you are just beginning to consider using your computer or home software to edit your video, you probably need to learn a few basic methods before you dive in on your sister's wedding tape. In this free, instructional video series, our expert videographer will show you how to adjust lighting, match color and much more. Learn tips and tricks from a professional editor as you begin your path to your career in film! These lessons are also useful for students of film or video editing!
"Hello my name is Paul Volniansky and I'm here on behalf of expertvillage.com and we are learning to use the basic rules of editing, not the software, but the rules of editing. What we want to tell in our movie, what is the idea in the movie. The director and the producer they know in advance what is going to be in the movie and in the editing room they already come with a plan and they know exactly how it looks. Of course there is a place for creativity everywhere. Even if it is planned or if it wasn't planned and even sometimes things are changing and even sometimes the best editors they could change the movie completely upside down and the director would be completely amazed from the abilities of the editor. If I could just have your driving licenses and your keys. Here is my licenses and where did you park your car. My car is just around the corner. "