Foundations of Documentary Editing - How to Edit Scenes Like A Pro
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 มิ.ย. 2024
- Doors open for The Art of Documentary on March 13th
Get on the waitlist now: theartofdocumentary.com
Graded with my Cinema Pro Luts: bit.ly/2UUKAjC
Like this music from this video? Sign up for a free Musicbed account to listen for yourself: fm.pxf.io/c/3541609/1347628/1...
Check out our Documentary Academy:
theartofdocumentary.com
GEAR LIST FROM THIS SHOOT
Main Camera (Sony Fx6): bhpho.to/3KVxZrz
Second Camera (Sony Fx3) bhpho.to/3ZLtkMP
My Vlog Lens (16-35mm) bhpho.to/3Fo8pbh
Main Lens (50mm) bhpho.to/3IUqhv7
Second Angle Lens (24mm) bhpho.to/3IUqhv7
My Camera Monitor: bit.ly/3nHNHKR (cine 7)
The lights I use on set: tinyurl.com/rmy9ct22
My Main Light Modifier: bhpho.to/3L0JfmG
My Main Light Source: bhpho.to/3JgAaoa
My BIGGEST light source: bhpho.to/3KWGmmz
My Tripod: bhpho.to/3yg1yMX
My Monitor Arm: bhpho.to/3kLmOXV
OTHER GEAR:
My Crazy Good Omnicharge battery: www.omnicharge.co/markbone
CAMERA RIG: bit.ly/3kV86ub
FILTER SET (PolarPro): tinyurl.com/5cmsfztz
MAIN LENS: Helios 44-2 (Amazon): geni.us/pBfMZl
MIST Filter (Amazon): geni.us/THQKXF3
HAZER (Amazon): geni.us/1vulB
WHY AREN'T YOU USING ONE OF THESE? (Amazon): geni.us/BnUM2ET
CONTACT ME/SEE MY WORK: markbone.com
Follow me: / markandrewbone
My Reel: vimeo.com/markbone
WANT TO CHAT ABOUT YOUR FILM/CAREER? tinyurl.com/ybfs65al
As an Amazon & BH Photo Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
![CAMPปลิ้น | EP.76[1/2] โจโฉเปิดป่าโหดรับโอ๊ต-ป๊อบ รอบนี้พี่เอาจริง!](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/pNg5O7Pf-a0/mqdefault.jpg)
Seriously Lewis' advice has been paramount in my film journey. A film will be made or broken in the edit. I was losing footage cause I wasn't organized, not marking and binning properly, and overall didn't have structure when it came time to edit. His knowledge is amazing. And he is also, a pretty nice guy :)
what a relief to not have to teach today, Lewis Gordon crushed this masterclass on editing!
Thanks
He did !
Breaking these scenes down in such a paramount way helps you to edit just about anything, not just docs but even commercials. Intro, setup, intent, and out. Wow. So great.
Mark, thank you
You need an award
Thank you, Mark! You are impacting an entire generation of storytellers!
Wow, thank you!
Lewis’s editing intensive doubled my editing speed! The organizational process he teaches are amazing. The focus on story building is revolutionary. I can’t wait for the perfect cut!
Right? Our doc edit turn arounds are so fast with Lewis assertive approach
Stoked for this! So great to hear from you Lewis. This is the sort of good info that makes this channel and the AOD course so valuable to every film maker at any level.
I just want to thank you very much for your tutorials. You have helped me make a better video than I did previously. I prayed to God to show to help me come up with a better video making system and then I came across you. Your filming style suites me far better than what i have done previously. Thanks again
Incredible piece of art
Never stop Mark. You are doing such amazing work!
Soooo looking forward to that editing course!!! Great stuff, from a great team, and always great insights, obviously, greatly appreciated! Gracias guys!
Much appreciated!
Happy Elvis was mentioned. It felt like a 2 hour commercial. I felt genuinely panicked and overwhelmed from it all when leaving the cinema.
This is very helpful! I've got trouble with longer forms and thought that "I'll only make montages/short forms". But longer cuts are just... awesome and can tell different story.
That's amazing !
Thanks Lewis...good work.
Love this! Can't wait to learn more from Lewis!🔥
I’m 100% a fan of Lewis! A+ on all these tutorials! 🙌
I am also a fan
Lewis is awesome. Love the humor. Can’t wait for the course.
We’ve been reviewing the final videos all week and it’s mind blowing!
By the way, placing the monitor on the desk behind Lewis was a brilliant touch. I’ve never seen that done, but it’s a great way to give us an immersive talking head shot while still adding context about what he’s discussing.
Never been this more thrilled to sign up for sage tutelage. Can't wait till the doors open on AOD in a few days!
I thought I was a decent editor before taking the intensive workshop with Lewis. He has given me a process that makes editing genuinely fun and more consistent. I'm itching to start the Perfect Cut! Let's go AOD!
Great video Mark, and nice job by Lewis. Thinking in terms of scenes is one of the most important things doc filmmakers can do, and makes a massive difference in the finished product. Really looking forward to the editing course, I think it's going to be packed with value like all AoD modules have been - great stuff!
Thanks Luc!!
All of a sudden this project I'm working on just clicked. I appreciate this video so much. Your examples really help the explanation
Great video!
Ive always seen the parallels with storytelling and stand up comedy. Never heard anyone else say it until now . Great minds think alike
Amazing video man!
finding time to watch this then i see Kenya some where❤💯
thanks making this video
very interesting might consider joining the course!!
Really looking forward to this Mod!
as am I!
OMG, now I have to definitely sign up for the next AOD module. Lewis is amazing in explaining stuff step by step very easy and digestible way. Honestly, your rasing a powerful community of new documentary filmmakers 🙂 AOD power 😅
AOD power! I love that. see you in the next modules!!
thanks a lot sir
Most welcome. but thank Lewis!
Brilliant!! looking forward to that additional course in AOD!! I sense that having a better grasp at editing will improve my skills as a filmmaker DOP - is that correct? :)
Yes. Every good director and even DP should have a grasp on editing so they know what to shoot
Informative 20mins.
Package of insights
Always excellent
Thank the man Lewis!
@@markbone thank you for putting the video and thanking Lewis also
Awesome video! alright back to editing lol
GET BACK NOW!
Brilliant film education stuff. I'm working towards my first rough cut, a film about rock climbing in Kenya - looking to this page for some advice and it never disappoints. Is there a way to get hold of more of those juicy edit vids?
I have been itching to do a documentary on my friend who is paddle boarding from the Bahamas to Florida solo in order to raise money for children affected by cystic fibrosis. This is a heavy topic that inspires me greatly and i can see the final product in my mind when i close my eyes. My one hesitation is getting this documentary done while also having a full time job and young kids. Anyone have some words of wisdom here?
Go for it Sean! The growth you’ll have as person and creative will benefit your work so much even if you have time off. Do it!!
wow dude look amazibg this video
Thanks!
I wonder if I do a doc for my friends and there is a picture, can I edit it to look better and cooler? Or in this case it won’t be a documentary?
Gold
Platinum
@@markbone Diamonds in the sky 😅
I bought the Lut packs and I can't get them to load in final cut pro, any suggestions?
That glasses scene gave me more Patrick Bateman vibes than CSI vibes lol
Hey! Lewis try so hard to speak clearly and loudly that it is already very noticeable and very pleasant for those who do not speak English every day:) thank you very much for such an introductory video! See you in the next one!
🙏🏻🤍
Is the Perfect Cut a separate course? Didn't see it on the waitlist.
There will be lots of info about it on the website when we open the doors :)
AOD team- For those of us who signed up for the Editing Intensive, will we see a discount code or something if we want to sign up for The Perfect Cut? Thanks!
Yes! Previous AOD customers will get an email with a discount code!
I wish this was for Davinci Resolve!
Mark, Do you build out all the scenes completely separately or in the same timeline, adding them separately and then into the final timeline?
Separately
@@markbone Cheers Mate
@@markbone Sorry Mark - Is that that each scene is created as a separate event and then added as completed into the new timeline to be then published.
My question was initially a bit obtuse - again, I apologise for having you return to the question.
And Cheers from Canada
Guys I wanted do know are documentaries a good way of earning money? Please tell honestly cuz I think the demand on it is quite naturally lower that let’s say some b rolls or promotional vids.
If I were to choose, I would do Docs, but how to monetise this type of art? You are meant to have a background in it somehow or
Is it a big deal to use final cut for editing? Ive tried adobe but I just find final cut much easier. I am looking at getting your academy.
It’s totally fine to use FCP! There’s nothing wrong with using the tools you find help you achieve your work easiest.
Look forward to seeing you a part of our academy!
I legit thought that was Christian Bale in American Psycho in the beginning 😂
Coach looks like Jim from Wish
Banshees though...
I’m not learning anything in this video. 😢 I’m sorry bro
Baz is overrated, anyhow. LOL
I thought I was a decent editor before taking the intensive workshop with Lewis. He has given me a process that makes editing genuinely fun and more consistent. I'm itching to start the Perfect Cut! Let's go AOD!