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Group 151 – VIS.MED.FILM – P1 2008
Dissolves
and
Fades
Another
set
of
very
simple
effects,
they
are
quite
self‐explanatory,
and
are
used
to
make
transitions
in
both
sound
and
image
smoother.
In
Final
Cut
Pro
a
default
dissolve
is
build
into
the
program,
and
can
be
easily
added
by
right
clicking
an
edit
point
in
the
Timeline,
with
the
selection
tool,
and
then
clicking
"Add
transition
'Cross
Dissolve'".
Speed
Some
clips
have
their
playback
speed
altered.
This
can
mostly
be
seen
at
the
introductions
to
each
part
of
the
semester,
e.g.
Produktudvikling
(Product
Development).
The
speed
has
been
altered,
because
it
takes
too
long
to
see
the
entire
headline
being
written,
and
this
ruins
the
flow
and
pace
of
the
film.
This
is
also
the
reason
why
the
speed
has
been
increased
for
some
other
clips
in
the
film.
The
speed
is
changed
by
right‐clicking
on
a
clip
in
the
timeline,
and
pressing
"Speed".
A
look
at
the
Timeline
The
following
will
give
a
look
into
how
it
is
being
edited.
As
it
can
be
seen
in
Figure
18
four
video
and
four
audio
tracks
are
used.
It
was
necessary
to
use
three
video
tracks
for
the
semester
introductions
on
the
blackboard.
The
introduction
for
the
first
semester
can
be
seen
in
this
figure,
the
bottom
track
holding
the
entire
clip,
the
2nd
track
holding
the
cropped
out
text,
fading
onto
the
blackboard
and
the
3rd
track
holding
the
animation
of
the
stick
figure.
The
4th
track
is
only
used
for
a
slug,
covering
some
text
in
one
clip.
The
small
grey
icons
with
the
text
"Cross"
inside
of
them
are
cross
dissolves,
making
the
transitions
smoother.
The
four
audio
tracks
could
easily
be
reduced
to
two,
but
since
the
sound
is
in
stereo,
two
tracks
are
automatically
created,
one
for
each
speaker.
The
first
two
audio
tracks
hold
the
sound
from
some
of
the
clips,
and
the
two
last
audio
tracks
hold
the
background
music
for
the
entire
video.
The
background
music
is
locked,
shown
by
the
crossed
lines,
meaning
it
will
not
move
with
the
rest
of
the
clips.
Figure
18:
The
Timeline
in
Final
Cut
Pro.
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