Once the camera is connected to the computer I can start to capture my film in 'Final Cut'. To do this I go to 'file' and then 'capture'.
At this point a screen showing the film will appear in the Final Cut window. I can capture between any two points in the film, by using the spacebar and escape key. Once a selection of clips have been captured they will individually appear in the palate to the side of the screen (as seen below).
I can place any of these film clips in the timeline.
Once on the timeline I can add effects, tansitions and titles. The most well-used tool to me would be the blade (see below). With this tool a clip can be split precisely in two.
A screen displays the film on the timeline.
The individual clips are rearranged on the timeline, and this is called the sequence.
Using the magnifying glass I can zoom into the sequencend make minor readjustments.
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