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Discussions on the Thread "The Style Cuts in the NYVS Training"

rossmore

Thread : The Style Cuts in the NYVS Training

Posted on Jan 08, 2012 at 09:55 pm

Attention instructors,

I was curious to know what kind of cuts were used in the NYVS training videos?

Are they considered some kind of jump cut with the swoosh sound effect?

Can you tell me how to do them?

Thanks,

Rossmore

rossmore

rossmore
Monday Jan 9, 2012 at 2:02 pm

Kelly wrote: Hi rossmore, The cuts you are referring to in our video training lessons have a transition effect on them called a "Push Wipe". In Final Cut, it's located in the Video Transitions folder accessible from the Effects menu> Video Transitions > Quicktime >Push. You can adjust the length of the wipe by double-clicking on it,
once it's in your Timeline, to open the effect in your viewer. The default length for most transitions is 1 second (or 30 frames), but we change the transition length to 10 frames (you can find this in the top left corner of your viewer once the effect is loaded into it). As you mentioned, we also add a 'whoosh' sound effect. You can find this kind of video transition effect in most video editing programs, but it may be called something slightly different. Hope this helps!

Thank you...that is Awesome!!

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Kelly

Kelly
Monday Jan 9, 2012 at 1:20 pm

Hi rossmore, The cuts you are referring to in our video training lessons have a transition effect on them called a "Push Wipe". In Final Cut, it's located in the Video Transitions folder accessible from the Effects menu> Video Transitions > Quicktime >Push. You can adjust the length of the wipe by double-clicking on it,
once it's in your Timeline, to open the effect in your viewer. The default length for most transitions is 1 second (or 30 frames), but we change the transition length to 10 frames (you can find this in the top left corner of your viewer once the effect is loaded into it). As you mentioned, we also add a 'whoosh' sound effect. You can find this kind of video transition effect in most video editing programs, but it may be called something slightly different. Hope this helps!

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