EditMentor

An approach to selecting footage for visually undefined segments.

Selects Reel

When an Editor begins to build out the rough cut, there are specific rules they must follow.

Creating relationships and larger meaning with shots.

Eye Trace is an editing technique that anticipates where the audience’s eyes will be looking within the frame at any moment.

Understanding how movement, energy, and time affects the edit.

Connecting separate scenes or actions across time and space in a sequence.

The difference between an L-Cut and a J-Cut in video editing.

Clip Head refers to the start of a video clip, while a Clip Tail refers to the end of a video clip.

A-Side and B-rides are the different "sides" of an edit point.

A clip created to represent a smaller segment of a larger video file.

Basic types of transitions used in video editing.

An audio waveform is a graphical representation of sound vibrations as it moves over time.

Title Safe or Safe Area guide will show you, on-screen, the exact placement where it is safe to add your text graphics.

At the end of the fine cut stage, the filmmaker will decide that they'll no longer make any changes to the visual aspect of the film.

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