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So you want to know how to edit skate videos, eh? Well, I'm not going to lie, it's not easy, and it will take practice and time. But, in this article I'll go over some editing programs, tips, and other helpful tips to get you one step closer to Ty Evans-esque montages.
We'll start with some of the most popular editing programs, and their pros and cons.
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Sony Vegas
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A detailed fake ramped/smooth slow motion effect in sony vegas. Tutorial and guide.
I was originally going to create a video tutorial for this uh, tutorial. However, after numerous attempts with my microphone malfunctioning I decided I would just write it out and make it detailed.
The basic outline of this tutorial:
1. Open up a new project and import your clip.
2. Find your slow down and speed up points.
3. Right click on the audio of the clip > properties > lock to stretch.
4. Split the clip up into a bunch of little pieces.
5. Slow mo or speed up each little clip individually.
6. Export it out.
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Basic Key Framing in Adobe After Effects
Written By- Username
Ok the first thing you are going to do is fire up After Effects and begin a New Composition. Then you’re going to right click the timeline and click New-> Text. Type whatever you want because this is just a tutorial to practice key framing. After that go ahead and reposition your text with the selection tool until it’s in the center. So far you should have something like this.
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How to compress using quicktime H.264.
ive been noticing a few threads about compression and noobs complaining about massive file sizes and all that kinda stuff so im going to teach you how to compress using h.264, the most effective .mov codec. viewers will need quicktime 7 to watch these movies, which is free, and for you to compress your videos using h.264 you'll need to buy qt 7 pro which is 30 bucks. honestly, dont go downloading it. its 30 fucking bucks. both are available from the apple website.
ok, so the first step is to export your file from whatever editing program your using, whether it be premiere, vegas, final cut, moviemaker, whatever, as a full quality .avi or .dv. this is pretty straight forward. mac users will want to do something like this and pc users can figure it out themselves cuz this shit is the simple part.
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