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Jump cuts, as they're called, can also be covered over by judicious use of b-roll and other supporting material. But again, like longer reads, it takes more ti
by geerlingguy 4y ago
Jump cuts, as they're called, can also be covered over by judicious use of b-roll and other supporting material.
But again, like longer reads, it takes more time/work. So a lot of channels just leave the raw jump cuts.
- justincormack 4y agoThe other way to do this is to move to another camera angle which hides the cuts, although you certainly don't want to do this if the cuts are very short like the ones in the example on teh website. Recording 4k footage you can cut multiple HD "angles" out of it, eg zooms which you can use instead of multiple cameras.
- yieldcrv 4y agoAnd by pre-splicing with this software it is telling you where to put the b-roll in, saving loads of time!