TLE 8- Video Editing

Content Standards: Demonstrate an understanding of video editing tools.

Performance Standards: The learners create videos with graphics design in a safe and responsible manner.

Learning Competencies: Utilize video editing tools with multimedia materials.

Content: Video Editing;

1. Video editing applications,

2. User interface,

3. User experience,

4. Trim,

5. Crop,

6. Adding text, effects, images, transitions, narration, and audio effects.

PRE-TEST
PART I. Choose the best answer (Multiple Choice):

What is video editing?
            a) Recording video footage
            b) Playing videos on a computer
            c) Manipulating and rearranging video clips to create a finished video
            d) Uploading videos online

Which of the following is NOT a common task in video editing?
            a) Trimming video clips
            b) Adding transitions
            c) Writing the script
            d) Adding sound effects

Which video editing software is known for professional color correction?
            a) iMovie
            b) DaVinci Resolve
            c) CapCut
            d) Shotcut

Which of these video editors is commonly used on Apple Mac computers?
            a) Final Cut Pro
            b) Adobe Premiere Pro
            c) Filmora
            d) HitFilm Express

CapCut is mainly used on which type of device?
            a) Desktop computers
            b) Smartphones and tablets
            c) Video cameras
            d) Gaming consoles

PART II- True or False: Write T if the statement is correct and F if it tells the otherwise.

___ Video editing only involves cutting video clips, no other effects or audio are added.

_ You can rearrange the order of clips in CapCut by dragging them on the timeline.

_ Transitions are used to smoothly change from one clip to another.

_ CapCut allows you to add text and titles to your video.

_____ You must use a professional desktop editor to add music to a video.

PART III- Short Answer: Just give what is being asked.

Name two tasks you can do when editing a video using CapCut.
What is the purpose of exporting a video after editing?

LESSON 7 : Video Editing
Video editing is the process of manipulating and rearranging video footage to create a new work. This involves tasks such as cutting segments (trimming), re-sequencing clips, adding transitions, sound effects, visual effects, and enhancements to produce a finished video project. It's a crucial part of the post-production process in filmmaking, television production, and digital content creation.

Software Applications Used in Video Editing:

1.      Adobe Premiere Pro – A professional-grade video editor widely used in the film and TV industry.

2.      Final Cut Pro – Apple's professional video editing software, often used for Mac-based editing.

3.      DaVinci Resolve – Known for color correction and professional editing tools, used in high-end productions.

4.      iMovie – A beginner-friendly video editor available on macOS and iOS.

5.      Shotcut – A free, open-source video editor for beginners and intermediate users.

6.      Filmora – A user-friendly software with many built-in templates and effects.

7.      CapCut – A popular mobile video editing app used for TikTok and Instagram content.

8.      HitFilm Express – A free version of a professional editor with effects and transitions.
9. KineMaster is a full-featured video editing app for smartphones and tablets, known for its user-friendly interface and professional editing features like multiple video layers, blending modes, transitions, chroma key (green screen), speed control, and more.

How to Edit Videos Using CapCut

Step 1: Download and Open CapCut

· Download CapCut from the Google Play Store or Apple App Store if you haven't already.

· Open the app on your phone.

Step 2: Create a New Project

·        Tap the "+" (New Project) button on the home screen.

·        Select the video clips or photos you want to edit from your gallery.

·        Tap Add to import them into the timeline.

Step 3: Trim and Cut Clips

·        Tap a clip on the timeline to select it.

·        Drag the edges of the clip left or right to trim its length.

·        To cut a clip into parts, position the playhead where you want to split, then tap the Split (scissors) icon.

Step 4: Rearrange Clips

· Tap and hold a clip, then drag it to a new position on the timeline to rearrange the order of your clips.

Step 5: Add Transitions

·        Tap the small white square between two clips.

·        Choose from different transition effects like fade, slide, or zoom.

·        Adjust the transition duration if needed.

Step 6: Add Text or Titles

·        Tap Text at the bottom menu.

·        Choose Add Text and type your message.

·        Customize font, size, color, and animation.

Step 7: Add Music or Sound Effects

·        Tap Audio on the bottom menu.

·        Choose from CapCut’s library or upload your own music.

·        Adjust the volume or trim the audio clip as needed.

Step 8: Apply Filters and Effects

·        Tap Effects or Filters at the bottom.

·        Browse and select the desired effect.

·        Adjust the intensity to match your style.

Step 9: Export Your Video

·        When finished, tap the Export button (usually a box with an upward arrow) at the top right.

·        Choose your preferred resolution and frame rate.

·        Tap Export to save the video to your device.

Quick Tips:

·        Use Undo if you make a mistake.

·        Preview your video anytime by tapping the play button.

·        Save your project to edit later if needed.

How to Edit Videos Using KineMaster

Step 1: Download and Open KineMaster

· Download KineMaster from Google Play Store or Apple App Store.
· Open the app on your device.

Step 2: Create a New Project

· Tap the "+" button or Create New Project.
· Select the aspect ratio for your video (e.g., 16:9 for YouTube, 9:16 for TikTok).

Step 3: Import Media Files

· Tap Media to add videos or photos from your gallery to the timeline.
· You can add multiple clips and images.

Step 4: Trim and Split Clips

·        Tap a clip on the timeline.
·        Drag the edges to trim.
·        To split, move the playhead (white vertical line) to where you want to cut and tap the Split icon (scissors).

Step 5: Add Transitions Between Clips

·        Tap the small box between clips on the timeline.
·        Choose a transition effect like fade, wipe, or slide.
·        Adjust duration if needed.

Step 6: Add Text and Titles

·        Tap Layer > Text.
·        Type your text, then customize font, color, size, and animation.
·        Position the text where you want it on the video.

Step 7: Add Music and Sound Effects

·        Tap Audio to browse music or import your own.
·        Adjust volume or trim audio clips.
·        You can also add sound effects.

Step 8: Apply Effects and Filters

·        Tap Layer > Effect to add visual effects.
·        Tap Filters to apply color filters.
·        Adjust intensity or duration as needed.

Step 9: Add Stickers or Overlays (Optional)

· Tap Layer > Sticker to add emojis or graphics.
· Position and animate them on your video.

Step 10: Preview Your Video

· Tap the Play button to watch your edits in real time.
· Make further adjustments if needed.

Step 11: Export and Save

·        When you’re done, tap the Export button (top right).
·        Choose resolution, frame rate, and quality.
·        Tap Export to save your video to your device or share directly to social media.

How to Edit Videos Using Adobe Premiere Pro

Step 1: Open Adobe Premiere Pro and Create a New Project

·        Launch Adobe Premiere Pro.

·        Click New Project.

·        Name your project and choose a location to save it.

·        Click OK.

Step 2: Import Media Files

·        Go to File > Import, or press Ctrl + I (Cmd + I on Mac).

·        Select the video clips, audio files, and images you want to use.

·        Imported files appear in the Project panel.

Step 3: Create a Sequence

·        Drag a video clip from the Project panel to the Timeline panel.

·        Premiere Pro will automatically create a sequence matching the clip’s settings.

·        Alternatively, create a new sequence manually: File > New > Sequence, then choose the preset that matches your footage.

Step 4: Organize Your Clips on the Timeline

·        Drag clips onto the timeline in the order you want them to appear.

·        Trim clips by dragging the edges inward.

·        Move clips by clicking and dragging them left or right.

Step 5: Cutting and Splitting Clips

· Use the Razor Tool (press C) to cut clips at specific points.

· Click on the clip where you want to cut, then switch back to the Selection Tool (press V) to move or delete parts.

Step 6: Add Transitions Between Clips

·        Go to the Effects panel.

·        Open the Video Transitions folder.

·        Drag a transition (e.g., Cross Dissolve) onto the cut point between two clips.

·        Adjust duration by dragging the edges of the transition on the timeline.

Step 7: Add Titles and Text

·        Go to Graphics > New Layer > Text.

·        Type your text in the Program Monitor.

·        Use the Essential Graphics panel to customize font, size, color, and position.

Step 8: Add Audio and Adjust Sound

·        Drag audio files onto the timeline.

·        Adjust volume by expanding the audio track and dragging the volume rubber band.

·        Use the Audio Mixer panel for more control.

Step 9: Apply Effects and Color Correction

·        Go to the Effects panel.

·        Drag effects like Lumetri Color onto clips.

·        Use the Lumetri Color panel to adjust exposure, contrast, saturation, and color grading.

Step 10: Preview Your Work

· Press the Spacebar to play and review your sequence.

· Make edits as needed.

Step 11: Export Your Final Video

·        When you’re done editing, go to File > Export > Media.

·        Choose the format (H.264 is common for online videos).

·        Select a preset (e.g., YouTube 1080p).

·        Click Export to save your video.

Assessment - Multiple choice
Choose the letter of the correct answer.
1. You have a 10-minute video, but the client requests a 5-minute highlight reel focusing on key moments. Which editing tasks should you prioritize?
            a) Add music and filters
            b) Trim and cut clips, then rearrange them to highlight the best parts
            c) Add text titles and transitions between all clips
            d) Export the video without any edits
2. While editing on CapCut, you notice the transitions between clips are too abrupt, making the video seem jumpy. What is the best way to fix this?
            a) Delete all transitions and leave clips as is
            b) Choose smooth transition effects like fade or slide and adjust the duration
            c) Add music to distract from the jumpiness
            d) Export and re-import the video for better transitions
3. You want to create a social media video with text overlay that animates in and out smoothly. Which feature in CapCut or KineMaster should you use?
            a) The Split tool
            b) The Text tool with animation options
            c) The Audio mixer
            d) The Export function
4. If you accidentally delete an important clip while editing on KineMaster, what’s the most efficient way to recover your mistake?
            a) Close the app and start over
            b) Use the Undo function immediately
            c) Re-import the clip from your gallery
            d) Export the project and try to fix it later in another app
5. You are editing a video in Adobe Premiere Pro and want to color correct a dark scene to make it brighter and more vibrant. Which tool should you use?
            a) Razor Tool
            b) Lumetri Color panel
            c) Audio Mixer
            d) Text Tool
6. During a project, you find some clips have different resolutions and aspect ratios. To maintain consistency and avoid black bars, what is the best approach?
            a) Crop or scale clips to fit the timeline’s chosen aspect ratio
            b) Leave clips as they are and add text to cover black bars
            c) Export clips separately and combine later
            d) Add filters to hide differences
7. You are producing a video for Instagram Stories (vertical video). Which aspect ratio should you select when creating a new project in KineMaster?
            a) 16:9
            b) 4:3
            c) 9:16
            d) 1:1
8. A client requests adding a green screen effect to place a subject in a different background. Which feature would you use in KineMaster to achieve this?
            a) Multiple video layers
            b) Speed control
            c) Chroma key
            d) Audio effects
9. When exporting a video for YouTube using Adobe Premiere Pro, which export settings should you choose for best quality and compatibility?
            a) Format: H.264; Preset: YouTube 1080p
            b) Format: AVI; Preset: High Quality
            c) Format: MP3; Preset: Audio Only
            d) Format: GIF; Preset: Loop
10. You want to add background music to your CapCut video but find some parts too loud and distracting. What editing step should you take?
            a) Delete the music and leave the video silent
            b) Adjust the music volume or trim the audio clip where needed
            c) Add more transitions to hide the loud parts
            d) Add more sound effects to overpower the music
Title: Advertise It! – A Graphic Design Video Ad Challenge

Objective:

To create a 1-3 minute video advertisement using a graphic design software (e.g., Canva, Photoshop + CapCut, etc.) promoting a product, service, or advocacy, while applying safe and responsible digital practices.

Instructions for Students:

1. Form a Group (Optional for Individual Work):
Work in pairs or small groups (2–3 members), or individually if preferred.

2. Choose Your Product/Service/Advocacy:
Pick one from the list below or create your own:

o A new brand of milk tea

o An eco-friendly bag

o A tutoring service

o A health and wellness advocacy (e.g., “Stay Fit at Home”)

o A digital app (real or imagined)

o A product of your choice

3. Plan Your Advertisement:

o Create a storyboard or script of your ad.

o Identify the target audience and key message.

o Plan your visual elements (e.g., logo, layout, text, color scheme).

4. Design Visuals:

o Use Canva, Photoshop, or any available graphic design software to create:

§ A logo

§ A product image or visual representation

§ Banners or posters (to appear in the video)

5. Create the Video Advertisement:

o Use tools like Adobe, Final Cut Pro, CapCut, and etc.

o Include:

§ Text animations

§ Background music or voice-over

§ Transitions and visual effects

o Ensure it is 1–3 minutes long.

6. Export and Submit:

o Save your video as .mp4 or .mov.

o Submit via Google Drive, email, or USB.

Rubrics:

Criteria	Excellent (10)	Good (7-9)	Fair (4-6)	Needs Improvement (1-3)
Creativity & Originality	Very innovative and unique concept	Creative and interesting	Somewhat original	Lacks creativity
Use of Graphic Design Tools	Expert use of tools and elements	Good use of design tools	Basic use of design tools	Poor use, minimal effort
Ad Message Clarity	Message is clear and compelling	Message is clear	Message is somewhat clear	Message is confusing
Technical Quality	High-quality video and audio	Good quality with few issues	Some technical issues	Poor quality
Safe & Responsible Use	Fully follows digital safety and copyright rules	Mostly follows	Minor issues	Ignores rules
Collaboration (if in group)	Excellent teamwork	Good teamwork	Some collaboration issues	No collaboration evident

Reminders:

· Avoid using copyrighted content without permission.

· Cite image/music sources properly if not original.

· Respect each other’s ideas and creativity.

· Keep your video school-appropriate and respectful.

ANSWER KEY

PRE-TEST

Part I- Multiple Choice:

c) Manipulating and rearranging video clips to create a finished video
c) Writing the script
b) DaVinci Resolve
a) Final Cut Pro
b) Smartphones and tablets

Part II- True or False:

False — Video editing involves many tasks beyond just cutting, such as adding effects and audio.
True — You can rearrange clips by dragging them on the timeline.
True — Transitions help smooth changes between clips.
True — CapCut allows adding text and titles.
False — You can add music in mobile apps like CapCut, no need for professional desktop editors.

Part III- Short Answer:

Examples: trimming clips, adding transitions, inserting text, adding music, applying effects, rearranging clips.
To save the finished video project in a format that can be viewed, shared, or uploaded.

References:

· Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Video_editing?utm_source https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Video_editing_software

· Coursera Staff, ( 2024 ) Explore different types of video editing and learn how to get started in the field https://www.coursera.org/articles/what-is-video-editing?utm_source

· Katie Terrell Hanna ( 2022 ) https://www.techtarget.com/whatis/definition/digital-video?utm_source

· Adobe Website https://www.adobe.com/products/premiere.html

· Apple.com https://www.apple.com/final-cut-pro/

· Davinci Resolve 20 https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/davinciresolve