Avid Certified Media Composer Course Outlines

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Avid Certified Media Composer Course Outlines 101 Fundamentals Course (2 Days) Introduction... Lesson 1: Introduction to Media Composer... Launching Media Composer... 2 Understanding the Select Project Window... 3 Learning the Interface... 4 Working with Bins... 8 Creating a New User Profile and Changing User Profiles... 12 Personalizing the Application... 13 Exercise 1: Setting Up... 23 Exercise 1.1: Opening a Project and Creating a New User Profile...24 Exercise 1.2: Organizing the Project... 25 Exercise 1.3: Adjusting Settings... 28 Lesson 2: Getting Started...31 Creating a New Project... 32 Setting Up Your Project... 35 How to Input Video and Audio Clips... 39 Importing Media Files... 44 Preparing to Edit... 48 Saving Your Work... 55 Review/Discussion Questions... 56 Exercise 2: Ingest... 57 Exercise 2.1: Create and Setup a New Project... 58 Exercise 2.3: Setting up to View Your Shots... 60 Exercise 2.4: Viewing Your Clips... 61 Exercise 2.5: Saving Your Work... 62 Lesson 3: Building Your Sequence... 63 Overview... 64 Creating a New Sequence... 65 Working with Tracks... 66 Locating Audio Cues...68 Building Your Sequence with Splice-In... 70 Editing with Overwrite... 73 Removing Material from a Sequence...74

Essential Tools... 75 Review/Discussion Questions... 78 Exercise 3: Rough Cut Your Scene...81 Exercise 3.1: Laying the Foundation of Your Sequence... 82 Exercise 3.2: Add Action Shots... 85 Exercise 3.3: Add the Talking Head...86 Exercise 3.4: Remove Unwanted Material... 87 Lesson 4: Drag-and-Drop Editing in Segment Mode... 89 Understanding the Smart Tool... 90 Building a Montage with Drag-and-Drop... 92 Adding Narration with Drag-and -Drop Overwrite... 96 Editing Audio in the Sequence... 97 Review/Discussion Questions... 101 Exercise 4: Building a Montage with Segment Mode... 103 Exercise 4.1: Building a Montage with Segment Mode... 104 Exercise 4.2: Add Narration... 106 Exercise 4.3: Adjust Sequence Audio... 107 Lesson 5: Refining the Sequence... 109 Moving Segments in the Timeline... 110 Changing Shots in the Sequence... 115 Deleting from the Timeline... 117 Changing the Length of Timeline Segments... 119 Exploring Trim Mode... 124 Useful Tools... 128 Review/Discussion Questions... 131 Exercise 5: Refining Your Sequence... 133 Exercise 5.1: Reorder shots in the Montage... 134 Exercise 5.2: Working on the Narration in the Montage... 135 Exercise 5.3: Trimming the Montage... 136 Exercise 5.4: Combining Trim and Segment Moves to Refine the Opening... 137 Lesson 6: Introduction to Transition Effects... 139 Creating Transition Effects... 140 Modifying Transition Effects in the Timeline... 144 Accessing Effects from the Effect Palette... 147 Modifying Effects in Effect Mode... 148 Creating Audio Crossfades... 151 Review/Discussion Questions... 154

Exercise 6: Applying Transition Effects... 155 Exercise 6.1: Apply Quick Transition Effects... 156 Exercise 6.2: Replace a Transition... 157 Exercise 6.3: Modify and Save Effects... 158 Exercise 6.4: Create Audio Crossfades... 160 Lesson 7: Introduction to Segment Effects... 163 Adding Segment Effects... 164 Stabilizing Shaky Footage... 166 Using Automatic Color Correction to Improve the Footage... 169 Hiding Jump Cuts with FluidMorph... 173 Resizing a Shot... 175 Using Standard Keyframes... 176 Review/Discussion Questions... 178 Exercise 7: Making Corrections to Shots... 181 Exercise 7.1: Flop a Shot... 182 Exercise 7.2: Use the Different Types of Stabilization... 183 Exercise 7.3: Using Automatic Color Corrections... 185 Exercise 7.4: Hide Jump Cuts with Fluid Morph... 186 Exercise 7.5: Resize a Shot and Animate... 187 Lesson 8: Combining Multiple Effects... 189 Nesting Effects... 190 Changing the Order of Nested Effects... 194 Review/Discussion Questions... 195 Exercise 8: Nesting Effects... 197 Exercise 8.1: Nesting Effects... 198 Exercise 8.2 Rearranging the Order of Nested Effects... 200 Lesson 9: Freeze Frames and Motion Effects... 201 Types of Motion Effects... 202 Creating Freeze Frames... 202 Creating Motion Effects... 206 Review/Discussion Questions... 210 Exercise 9: Creating Freeze Frames and Motion Effects... 211 Exercise 9.1: Create a Freeze Frame... 212 Exercise 9.2: Create a Motion Effect... 214 Lesson 10: Creating Titles... 217 Title Creation Tools... 218 Quick View: The Avid Title Tool... 219 Review/Discussion Questions... 224

Exercise 10: Creating Titles... 225 Exercise 10.1: Create a Title... 226 Exercise 10.2: Revise a Title... 229 Lesson 11: Exporting Your Video... 231 Exporting Your Video... 232 Review/Discussion Questions... 237 Exercise 11: Exporting your Sequence... 239 Exercise 11.1: Exporting your Sequence... 240 Lesson 12: Technical Fundamentals... 245 Fixing Technical Problems... 246 Troubleshooting Missing Media Files... 246 Recovering Lost Work... 253 Deleting Media... 255 Review/Discussion Questions... 260 Exercise 12: Technical Fundamentals... 263 Exercise 12.1: Identify Avid Native Media Files... 264 Exercise 12.2: Hide and Restore Avid Native Media File... 264 Exercise 12.3: Delete Media Databases... 265 Exercise 12.4: Identify, Hide and Restore Linked Camera Native Media File... 265 Exercise 12.5: Restoring a Bin from the Attic... 266 Index:... 263

110 Fundamentals Course (3 Days) Introduction... xi Lesson 1: Fundamentals and Beyond... 1 Fundamental Concepts... 2 Learning the Basic Workflow... 4 Going Beyond HD... 5 Working in 4K... 6 Creating a New Project... 7 Setting up a Project... 10 Exercise 1: Starting a Project...13 Exercise 1.1: Creating and Setting Up a Project...14 Lesson 2: Inputting Media... 19 Ways to Input Video and Audio Clips... 20 Using the Source Browser... 21 Linking Clips to Your Project... 23 Importing Media Files... 25 Importing Sequential Image Files... 28 Copying and Converting Linked Media... 30 Review/Discussion Questions... 36 Exercise 2: Input... 37 Exercise 2.1: Linking to Media Files... 38 Exercise 2.2: Transcoding Linked Media Files... 39 Exercise 2.3: Transcoding a Sequence...41 Lesson 3: Preparing Dailies... 43 Prepping for the Edit... 44 Adding Information to Dailies... 44 Sorting the Bin... 49 Filtering the Bin... 52 Creating Subclips... 54 Cloning Clips to Multiple Bins... 55 Opening a Bin from Another Project... 56 AutoSyncing Picture and Sound... 57 Grouping Clips... 59 Review/Discussion Questions... 62

Exercise 3: Prepare a Project for Editing... 65 Exercise 3.1: Syncing Audio to Video by Waveform... 66 Exercise 3.2: Syncing Clips with Marks... 69 Lesson 4: Quick Editing Tools... 75 Editing from the Bin... 76 Creating a Stringout Sequence... 76 Storyboard Editing... 78 Cutting Down a Sequence with Top and Tail... 79 Using the Extend Function... 81 Using Markers... 83 Mapping Buttons and Menus... 87 Copying and Updating User Settings... 93 Review/Discussion Questions... 94 Exercise 4: Quick Editing Techniques... 97 Exercise 4.1: Creating a Stringout for Review... 98 Exercise 4.2: Tennessee Parkour Montage... 102 Exercise 4.3: Improving a Montage with Split Edits... 107 Exercise 4.4: Map the Keyboard of a New User... 113 Lesson 5: Cutting and Recutting a Scene... 115 Review of Basic Edit Tools... 116 Selecting Multiple Segments... 120 Alternate Ways to Use Sequences... 123 Finding Alternative Shots... 126 Essential Tools... 131 Review/Discussion Questions... 136 Exercise 5: Alternative Editing Techniques... 139 Exercise 5.1: Crafting a Dialogue Scene... 140 Exercise 5.2: Cutting a New Opening for Anesthesia... 143 Exercise 5.3: Second Revision of Anesthesia... 149 Lesson 6: Trimming Dialogue Scenes... 151 Understanding Trim... 152 The Radio Edit Technique... 154 Exploring Trim Mode... 155 Trimming On the Fly... 161 Creating Split Edits... 163 Maintaining Sync... 166 Slipping and Sliding Segments... 169 Review/Discussion Questions... 173

Exercise 6: Trim the Dialogue Scene... 175 Exercise 6.1: Performing a Radio Edit... 176 Exercise 6.2: Creating Split Edits... 178 Lesson 7: Mixing Sequence Audio... 183 Mixing Audio Efficiently... 184 Setting Up for Audio Mixing... 185 Audio EQ Tool... 194 Keyframing Volume and Pan Changes... 197 Review/Discussion Questions... 204 Exercise 7: Mix Your Audio... 207 Exercise 7.1: Replace Music in TN Parkour... 208 Exercise 7.2: Dialogue Editing in Anesthesia... 212 Exercise 7.3: Adding Music and Sound Effects to Anesthesia... 218 Lesson 8: Working with High-Resolution Images... 225 Understanding Pan & Zoom Effects... 226 Exploring the Source Settings Dialog Box... 227 Using FrameFlex on 2K+ Clips... 230 Creating a Pan and Zoom Effect with FrameFlex... 232 Review/Discussion Questions... 235 Exercise 8: Making Corrections to Shots... 237 Exercise 8.1: Using Frame Flex to Modify Shots in the Timeline... 238 Lesson 9: Creative Retiming Effects... 245 Review of Freeze Frames and Motion Effects... 246 Creating Motion Effects to Fill a Duration... 248 Creating Timewarp Effects... 250 Timewarp Preset Effects... 251 Creating a Timewarp Effect... 252 Using the Anchor Frame... 256 Review/Discussion Questions... 260 Exercise 9: Creative Retiming Effects... 261 Exercise 9.1: Adding Motion Effects to the TN Parkour Montage... 262 Exercise 9.2: Using Fit to Fill... 268 Exercise 9.3: Using Trim to Fill... 272 Exercise 9.4: Working with Timewarp Effects... 276 Lesson 10: Tracking and Blurring Objects... 283 Blurring Unwanted Objects... 284 Creating a Blur Effect... 285 Review/Discussion Questions... 290

Exercise 10: Tracking and Blurring Objects... 291 Exercise 10.1: Using Tracking with Effects... 292 Lesson 11: Introduction to Multilayer Effects... 301 Creating a Split-Screen Effect... 302 Using Advanced Keyframe Graphs... 307 Essential Tools... 312 Review/Discussion Questions... 316 Exercise 11: Introduction to Multilayer Effects... 317 Exercise 11.1: Using Multilayer Effects... 318 Exercise 11.2: Animating a PIP Effect... 323 Lesson 12: Nesting Multiple Effects... 329 Nesting Effects... 330 Changing the Order of Nested Effects... 332 Editing Inside a Nest... 333 Measuring Performance... 334 Adjusting Playback Quality... 335 Rendering Effects... 338 Understanding ExpertRender... 340 Review/Discussion Questions... 345 Exercise 12: Nesting and Order of Processing... 347 Exercise 12.1: Nesting Effects... 348 Exercise 12.2: Editing within the Nest... 353 Exercise 12.3: Rendering Effects... 357 Lesson 13: Creating ChromaKey Effects... 361 Different Keying Types... 362 Exploring the SpectraMatte...363 Viewing the Matte Channel... 364 Cropping Out Garbage...365 Adjusting the SpectraMatte... 366 Review/Discussion Questions... 371 Exercise 13: Creating Keying and Matte Composites... 373 Exercise 13.1: Keying Out a Green Screen Using SpectraMatte... 374 Lesson 14: Animated Titles & Graphics... 381 Creating Titles with NewBlue Titler Pro... 382 Creating a Title... 383 AMA Linking to Real-Time Moving Matte Keys... 386 Review/Discussion Questions... 390

Exercise 14: Creating Animated Titles... 391 Exercise 14.1: Adding Titles Using NewBlue Titler Pro... 392 Exercise 14.2: Animating Titles with NewBlue Titler Pro... 396 Lesson 15: Packaging and Export... 405 Understanding the Review Process... 406 Tools for Review... 407 Preparing for Output... 412 Packaging a Sequence... 412 Exporting a File... 419 Using the Send To Export Templates... 421 Exporting XDCAM Media... 424 Review/Discussion Questions... 427 Exercise 15: Output and Review... 429 Exercise 15.1: Preparing a Screener Copy of Anesthesia... 430 Exercise 15.2: Preparing Anesthesia for Output... 434 Exercise 15.3: Outputting Anesthesia... 437 Lesson 16: Managing Project Media... 443 Managing Your Media... 444 Deleting Media Files... 447 Understanding Consolidate and Transcode... 450 Review/Discussion Questions... 456 Exercise 16: Media Management... 457 Exercise 16.1: Deleting Render Files Using the Media Tool... 458 Exercise 16.2: Consolidating Media from the TN Parkour Project... 460 Exercise 16.3: Delete Unused Project Media Files... 462 Index:... 463

Certified Avid Media Composer Training 7350 Futures Dr, Suite 24 Orlando, FL 32819 866-566-1881 GeniusDV teaches to current industry trends. We keep the class size to a minimum to ensure that we can give each student extensive individual attention. This insures everyone can absorb a customized experience that will help them succeed in the industry. GeniusDV is unique. Our instructors are not staff. They are professionals that use the software every day. This provides our customers with a special training experience that is outside of outside of a book, After the course, you will always be able to stay in touch with your instructor. Training Options Include: Live Online Training (Nationwide) Portable OnSite Training (Nationwide) Physical Classroom (ORL, FL) GeniusDV s certified Avid Media Composer training class is an in-depth training course that covers editing techniques and effects for Media Composer 8.X The course is designed for video editors and developers of interactive media.the class progresses through all the phases of creating a project, ingesting media, assembling and trimming sequences, editing audio, creating titles, and outputting a finished program. Live Online Training Training Includes: Hands-On Exercise Driven Training Practice Media and Tutorial Certified Courseware Access to Ongoing Online Training Support that does not expire Certificate(s) of Course Completion Portable Classroom in Action GeniusDV Orlando Classroom

Avid Fundamentals 1 (2 days) Within first day of class, will learn how the Avid software thinks. This includes learning the Avid s project hierarchy and how clips and sequences link back to raw media files. You will learn why the Avid s proprietary media file system offers an advantage over other non-linear editing systems. We will teach you the differences between clips, mediafiles, bins, sequences, and projects. We will show you how all these elements function and work together and where they are stored. Within the first day of class, you will learn the skills to be proficient in putting together a sequence. Organizing a Project Adjusting User Settings Importing Media Preparing to Edit Building a Basic Sequence Drag and Drop Editing Refining a Sequence Mixing Audio Levels Using Transition Effects Using Segment Effects Combining Multiple Effects Nesting Freeze Frames and Slow Motion Effects Chroma Key Effects Creating Titles Exporting Video Avid Fundamentals 2 (3 days) In this course section, you will learn the critical fundamentals of creating effects. Learn how to create custom transition effects that are easily accessible from the Avid interface. You will learn how to work with multiple video layers. We ll teach you how to create complex motion paths by creating templates. Learn how to use video filters. This includes learning about color correction, masks and image paint. We will teach you the critical fundamentals of the tracking system. Working with 4K Video Advanced Organizational Techniques Advanced Editing Quick Editing Tools Trimming Dialog Advanced Audio Mixing and Filters Working with High Resolution Images Color Correction Advanced Re-Triming Effects Slow motion Tracking and Blurring Objects Creating Multi-Layer Effects Advanced Nesting Chroma Key Effects Animated Titles and Graphics Managing Project Media Output and Review