Introduction
Welcome
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Using the exercise files
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1. Defining Your Story
Exploring different types of storytellers
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Identifying story elements
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Finding the essence of the story
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2. Gathering Story Elements
Organizing footage into folders
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Creating a disk image as a contained workspace
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Importing folders and stills as keyword collections
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3. Organizing Story Elements
Adding keywords to make clips accessible
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Using favorite tags to call clips into action
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Making notes to capture observations
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Performing a complex search
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Prepping clips for editing
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4. Building a Primary Storyline
Finding the meat of the clips
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Don't be puzzled over your first edit
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Creating project versions and developing story diversity
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Putting story threads in order
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Sculpting the story within the timeline
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5. Refining the Story
Trimming distractions from a story
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Compounding thoughts into one primary story project
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Evaluating the project for story content and pacing
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Fine-tuning the edits in a project
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Refining the primary sound bed
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Organizing separate story segments into independent storylines
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6. Previsualizing in Final Cut to Help Write Your Story
Storyboarding a narrative script using placeholders
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Recording a narration track to explore script ideas
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Changing pitch in a temporary narration track to identify different characters
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Adding sound effects to create depth
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7. Embellishing Your Story
Embellishing the story with cutaways to B-roll footage
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Finessing cutaways to enhance the story
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Editing and arranging a still-image storyline
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Applying the Ken Burns effect to still images
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Applying effects to enhance story elements
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Altering your story's "look" using the Color Board
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8. Moving the Story Along
Retiming to lengthen or shorten music and clips
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Adding freeze frames to end or start sections
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Video finishing touches
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Audio finishing touches
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Ex_Files_Storytelling_FCP_X_10_1_x.zip
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