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PUTTING CLIPS IN MOTION

Adjusting the Motion effect
Understanding Motion settings
Examining Motion properties
Changing clip position, size, and rotation
Changing position
Reusing Motion settings
Adding rotation and changing the anchor point
Changing clip size
Animating clip size changes
Working with keyframe interpolation
Using different keyframe interpolation methods
Adding Ease to Motion
Using other motion-related effects
Adding a drop shadow
Adding a bevel
Adding motion with the Transform effect

MULTICAMERA EDITING

Following the multicamera process
Creating a multicamera sequence
Determining the sync points
Adding clips to a multicamera source sequence
Creating the multicamera target sequence
Switching multiple cameras
Performing a multicamera edit
Re-recording multicamera edits
Finalizing multicamera editing
Switching an angle
Flattening a multicamera edit

EDITING AND MIXING AUDIO

Setting up the interface to work with audio
Working in the Audio workspace
Defining master track output
Using the audio 1neters
Viewing samples
Showing audio waveforms
Working with standard audio tracks
Monitoring audio
Examining audio characteristics
Creating a voice-over "scratch track"
Adjusting audio volume
Adjusting audio in the Effect Controls panel
Adjusting audio gain
Normalizing audio
Creating a split edit
Adding a J-cut
Adding an L-cut
Adjusting audio levels for a clip
Adjusting overall clip levels
Keyframing volume changes
Smoothing volume between keyframes
Using clip vs. track keyframes
Working with the Audio Clip Mixer

SWEETENING SOUND

Sweetening sound with audio effects
Adjusting bass
Adding a delay
Adjusting pitch
Adjusting treble
Adding reverb
Adjusting EQ
Simple Parametric EQ
Parametric EQ
Cleaning up noisy audio
Highpass and Lowpass effects
Multi-band compressor effect
Notch effect
Loudness Radar effect

ADDING VIDEO EFFECTS

Working with effects
Fixed effects
The Effects panel
Applying effects
Using adjustment layers
Sending a clip to Adobe After Effects
Master clip effects
Masking and tracking visual effects
Keyframing effects
Adding keyframes
Adding keyframe interpolation and velocity
Effect presets
Using built-in presets
Saving effect presets
Frequently used effects
Image stabilization and rolling shutter reduction
Timecode and Clip Name
Shadow/Highlight
Lens distortion removal
Render all sequences
Render and replace

IMPROVING CLIPS WITH COLOR CORRECTION
AND GRADING

Following a color-oriented workflow
The Color workspace
The Lumetri Color panel
Lumetri Scopes essentials
The Lumetri Scopes panel
An overview of color-oriented effects
Coloring effects
Color removal or replacement
Color correction
Video Limiter
Fixing exposure problems
Underexposed images
Overexposed images
Fixing color balance
Basic white balance (Fast Color Corrector)
Primary color correction
Balancing Lumetri color wheels
Using special color effects
Gaussian Blur
Stylize
Lumetri looks
Creating a look

EXPLORING COMPOSITING TECHNIQUES

What is an alpha channel?
Making compositing part of your projects
Shooting videos with compositing in mind
Essential terminology
Working with the Opacity effect
Keyframing opacity
Combining tracks based on a blend mode
Working with alpha-channel transparencies
Color keying a greenscreen shot
Preprocessing the footage
Using the lntra Key effect
Masking clips
Using mattes that use graphics or other clips

CREATING TITLES

An overview of the Titler window
Mastering video typography essentials
Font choice
Color choice
Kerning
Tracking
Leading
Alignment
Safe title margin
Creating titles
Adding point text
Adding paragraph text
Stylizing text
Changing a title's appearance
Saving custom styles
Creating an Adobe Photoshop graphic or title
Working with shapes and logos
Creating shapes
Adding a graphic
Aligning shapes and logos
Making text roll and crawl
Introducing captions
Using closed captions

MANAGING YOUR PROJECTS

Using the File menu
Using the File menu commands
Making a clip offline
Using the Project Manager
Collecting files and copying them to a new location
Consolidating and transcoding
Rendering and replacing
Using the Link Media panel and the Locate command
Performing the final project management steps
Importing projects or sequences
Managing collaboration
Using the Libraries panel
Managing your hard drives
Additional files

EXPORTING FRAMES, CLIPS, AND SEQUENCES

Overview of export options
Exporting single frames
Exporting a master copy
Matching sequence settings
Choosing another codec
Working with Adobe Media Encoder
Choosing a file format for export
Configuring the export
Using the Source and Output panels
Queuing the export
Additional options in Adobe Media Encoder
Uploading to social media
Exchanging with other editing applications
Exporting a Final Cut Pro XML file
Exporting to OMF
Exporting to AAF