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CHAPTER 3: BASIC EDITING ■

Tutorial: Making the First Edit

Well, you’ve learned a lot about the interface. Time to put it to use. Before we begin

the next several tutorials, you have a little file-shuffling to do.

Prepping the Project

First, if the Avid application is open, close it. Find the folder on your system named

Avid Projects. You’re going to copy some projects from the companion DVD to your

system so that you can complete the tutorial. Open the

Avid Projects folder and you

will see your username. Open that folder and any projects that you have created should

be displayed in folders.

On the DVD, you will find two folders: One is named

Xpress_Pro, and the other

is named

Free_DV. Be sure to use only the projects for your system. Free DV projects

and bins cannot be read on Xpress Pro systems, and vice versa.

1. After you’ve found the right spots, copy those project folders from the correct

named DVD folder (

Xpress Pro or Free DV) to the hard disk folder with your

username. The correct path on your computer should be should be one of these:

\Xpress Pro\Avid_Projects\your_username

\Free DV\Avid_Projects\your_username

2. The next step is to copy the media files. If you’ve already done the exercise in

Chapter 2, you will note that there is a folder on your computer named

OMFI

MediaFiles

. There is a folder by the same name on the DVD. Copy the files from

the DVD to the

OMFI MediaFiles folder. Do not copy the folder, just the files.

3. Eject the DVD, and start the Avid application.

4. Open the project named Avid Made Easy. In this tutorial, we’re going to do

some editing and a little media navigation, and we’ll play around with some of

the functions to get you familiar. To begin, open the bin named Tin Drawers.

Before we begin editing, let me give you a little background on the subject mat-

ter here. The clips are from the film When We Were Queens, a documentary about the

founding of the Royal Ballet in England. (The film is copyrighted by Nunaka Valley

Films. These clips have been licensed for educational use only with this book.) What

we’re going to do in the tutorials is edit a couple of pieces from interviews with some

of the dancers and crew that were with the ballet before World War II.

Interviews can be very tough and exacting, particularly when subjects add paren-

thetical information that is unnecessary to a story being told. Are you ready? Let’s start

cutting!

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