Basic Editing Process

First, examine the footage you have. Compare the original story concept and storyboard to the elements that were captured in Production.

Next, test out multiple ways to assemble the footage in the story. There are several stages of edits:

• Assembly Cut: brings together all of the footage you want to use in your film, in more or less the right order.
• Rough Cut: basic edit of all the shots together, including titles and transitions. Make sure you get feedback on the rough cut before moving forward!
• Fine Cut: resembles the final cut of the film with music, voiceover, and even color correction. Share this with a few audience members that haven’t seen any of your footage so they can give you a fresh perspective.
• Final cut: the exported final version of your film for the world to see!

360 Video Post Production Videos (Created by Andrew Kaluzynski)

https://vimeo.com/233393948

360° Post Part 1 – Organization from Digital Promise Global on Vimeo.

https://vimeo.com/233393827

360° Post Part 2 – From Camera to Computer from Digital Promise Global on Vimeo.

https://vimeo.com/233393775

360° Post Part 3 – Setting Up Premiere from Digital Promise Global on Vimeo.

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360° Post Part 4 – Before You Edit from Digital Promise Global on Vimeo.

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360° Post Part 5 – Editing from Digital Promise Global on Vimeo.

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360° Post Part 6 – Transitions from Digital Promise Global on Vimeo.

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360° Post Part 7 – Audio from Digital Promise Global on Vimeo.

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360° Post Part 8 – Titles from Digital Promise Global on Vimeo.

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360° Post Part 9 – Exporting from Digital Promise Global on Vimeo.

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