BOOK · LESSON 1
第 1 课:粗剪L1: Editing a Rough Cut
按教材子目录切分的跟练卡:每张卡一页,跟着步骤做项目。One card per book section, each on its own page.
15 sections
- 导入项目Importing a Project8 steps
- 重新链接媒体文件Relinking the Media Files4 steps
- 理解 Bin 与 Smart BinUnderstanding Bins and Smart Bins7 steps
- 创建新时间线Creating a New Timeline5 steps
- 浏览采访片段Browsing the Interview Clips7 steps
- 标记声音片段Marking the Soundbite12 steps
- 将声音片段放入时间线Editing the Soundbite to the Timeline2 steps
- 使用子片段(Subclip)Working with the Subclips7 steps
- 添加其他 SoundbiteAdding the Other Soundbites17 steps
- 重新排列时间线片段Reordering the Timeline Clips4 steps
- 在编辑首尾插入和追加片段Insert and Append at End Edits6 steps
- 调整声音片段的节奏Pacing the Soundbites9 steps
- 为访谈画面加料Painting the Interview16 steps
- 反向修剪剪辑Backtiming Edits15 steps
- 添加音乐Adding the Music7 steps
单元任务Unit Brief
你的任务
把一段采访剪成 60–90 秒的金句串:挑出最有分量的几句话,排成有钩子、有内容、有收尾的顺序,铺一段音乐垫底。这是你的第一条粗剪——它不需要精致,只需要结构成立、能从头看到尾。
素材要求
- 一段 3 分钟以上的采访或说话类素材,自备;没有就用教材配套工程里的采访片段
- 一段纯音乐做底(教材工程自带,或任意不抢话的音乐)
- 允许粗糙:粗剪只管「说什么、按什么顺序说」,不管画面精修
步骤提示
- 先整理再动手:媒体池里把采访、音乐分进不同媒体夹,需要的话用智能媒体夹或元数据搜索把候选金句筛出来
- 浏览长采访,为 3–6 句金句各打一组出入点,建成子片段——每句一条,命名写清内容
- 新建时间线,把子片段按「最抓人的一句放开头 → 展开内容 → 有收尾感的一句结尾」排上,插入或拖拽都行
- 整条连播两遍,删掉让人生疑的句子,调好句与句的间距,最后铺上音乐
自评标准
Your task
Cut an interview into a 60–90 second string of soundbites: pick the strongest lines, arrange them into a sequence with a hook, a body, and an ending, then lay a music bed underneath. This is your first rough cut — it doesn't need polish, it needs a structure that holds from the first frame to the last.
Footage
- An interview or talking-head recording of 3+ minutes. Bring your own; if you don't have one, use the interview footage from the companion project.
- A music bed (the companion project includes one, or any instrumental that doesn't fight the voice).
- Rough is allowed: a rough cut only decides "what is said and in what order" — not fine picture work.
Suggested steps
- Organize before you cut: put interview, music, and picks into separate bins, and use a smart bin or metadata search to surface candidate lines.
- Skim the long interview, mark a set of In/Out points for each of 3–6 soundbites, and turn them into subclips — one line each, named for what it says.
- Create a timeline and lay the subclips in this order: the most gripping line first, the body in the middle, a line that closes things out at the end — Insert or drag, whichever you like.
- Play the whole thing twice, cut any line that makes you hesitate, tighten the spacing between lines, then add the music.