Bijan Sabet
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Looking for video editing and workflow suggestions
Yesterday Lauren, the kids and I took our first surfing lesson.
I suppose it’s not technically my first time on a board. I tried surfing a few times in high school but I didn’t stick.
We had an absolute blast. My daughters got it almost instantly. They picked up some cool moves too. Even James at 6 got it. The waves were perfect for beginners like us.
We are hooked.
I used a GoPro camera to record the morning. I filled up the 8gig card with continuous footage (seems like the best way to use a GoPro is to just let it run).
So there is some great footage but also a lot of junk. It’s not watchable as is.
Any editing and workflow tips would be awesome.
Thanks.
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waynehall likes this
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sandersak said:
screenflow is the easiest thing i have ever used. it’s what imovie should be.
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dankantor said:
Final Cut is overkill. iMovie on Mac is your best bet. Even iMovie on the iPad is great but getting your footage on iPad won’t be easy.
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stevegarfield said:
What wreck and salvage said.
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wreckandsalvage said:
Find some music with a four-on-the-floor beat, cut in chronological order to the beat to get your story. String together parts where the camera is moving around wildly to make an abstract section. Video played backyards and water equals fun too.
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