🚀 LEARN: www.basicfilmmakeruniversity.com/ || ADOBE: geni.us/AdobeCreative || GEAR: geni.us/BFMGearPage || YOU make what I do possible! THANK YOU for watching, subscribing, commenting, and sharing!!! 🙏 Time markers below 👇👇👇 ============================= 00:00 J and L Cuts Tutorial 00:12 J Cut Defined 00:27 L Cut Defined 00:37 Why are they called J and L Cuts? 00:44 Sample video to edit 01:14 Adding in the beach sound 01:45 J Cut example edit 02:09 J Cut audio edit technique 03:16 Why it's an audio J cut 03:31 L Cut example and audio technique 04:30 Reverse J and L Cuts 05:36 About variations 06:06 Outtakes and Bloopers
Great explanation, some make it harder than it needs to be since you are using the video as the constant. Some teach it as the video as the constant. Its the same thing, but can be confusing 🍸
Hi Kevin, A long time ago, I learnt the importance of sound in film and video. It was in the days of th Amiga computer, where a 3rd party audio pickup "dongle" was used. It enabled single-frame accuracy of editing; based on the soundtrack. In our video club for a project we were doing short interviews. In the one allocated to a friend and I, the interviewee mis-pronounced a word then immediately said that word correctly. We were able (basd on the soundtrack)) to accurately and seemlessly remove the mis-pronounced spoken word.
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00:00 J and L Cuts Tutorial
00:12 J Cut Defined
00:27 L Cut Defined
00:37 Why are they called J and L Cuts?
00:44 Sample video to edit
01:14 Adding in the beach sound
01:45 J Cut example edit
02:09 J Cut audio edit technique
03:16 Why it's an audio J cut
03:31 L Cut example and audio technique
04:30 Reverse J and L Cuts
05:36 About variations
06:06 Outtakes and Bloopers
Terrific content, as alaways, Kevin. Keep it up.
Thank you!
I have use both, but not as much as I should. Great video Kevin!
Thanks! 👍
Thank you Kevin for another tool to add to my toolbox.
Very welcome!
Always learning something from your videos. Thanks again, Kevin! 😀
Very welcome!
J and L cuts - such a simple technique and yet so often overlooked. Any yes..."Step away and take a walk." Been there MANY times...LOL!
Me too!
Nice... Like No 100. Love yu Kevin mate. Cheers from Down Under
Thanks 👍
These to cuts can make such a big difference with so little effort, this is so useful . Thanks to you, I use this technique all the time.
You are so welcome!
wow! this is very informative and helpful. Thank you for this video
Panaaaaache, hé hé. Good vidéo. Bravo !
Thank you!
Fantastic information. Thank you so much 😊
Glad it was helpful!
Great explanation, some make it harder than it needs to be since you are using the video as the constant. Some teach it as the video as the constant. Its the same thing, but can be confusing 🍸
Thank you my friend.
Hi Kevin,
A long time ago, I learnt the importance of sound in film and video.
It was in the days of th Amiga computer, where a 3rd party audio pickup "dongle" was used. It enabled single-frame accuracy of editing; based on the soundtrack.
In our video club for a project we were doing short interviews. In the one allocated to a friend and I, the interviewee mis-pronounced a word then immediately said that word correctly. We were able (basd on the soundtrack)) to accurately and seemlessly remove the mis-pronounced spoken word.
Nice!
Thx for the clear explanation of the J/L cut! But……..I’m a drum teacher…do I see a kit behind you?
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which software are you using ?
Premiere Pro