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Category Archives: Editing
Jan
07
A Rough Cut is a Beautiful Thing
Ruth and I have been editing two projects together lately. One is for Simply Charlotte Mason, and the other is A House for Marge. It’s always exciting when you get to the rough cut stage. At that point, though the … Read More
Nov
21
Rough Cut on A House for Marge
Ruth recently finished the first rough cut on A House for Marge. She and I had a look at it yesterday evening, and now it’s off to the races with fine-tuning and problem-solving. It’s like putting a puzzle together. A … Read More
Dec
02
Let the Editing Begin
But not on the book trailer. Nope, we’re busily slaving away at getting the first seminar done. Luckily, we have our secret Final Cut Pro weapon, which is making things go much faster. Right now, I don’t really have any … Read More
Mar
12
Steep Gradient (Wipe) Ahead
All trucks use low gear! Seriously, though. Recently, I learned about a very neat transition in Final Cut. Introducing… The Gradient Wipe! (Disclaimer: Remember when I talked about cheesy transitions? A gradient wipe can be just as cheesy if you … Read More
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