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1. Introduction: Hi, and welcome to the Video
Editing Made Easy Course. I am Ricky Lahiri,
your instructor. By profession, I am a decision
scientist and by passion, a hobbyist video content
creator who believes that great video editing doesn't have to be complicated
or expensive. In this course, I'll show
you how to edit videos efficiently using inshot right
from your phone or tablet. We will cover everything you
need clean cuts and trims, picture in picture, key
frames for smooth animations, editing using text and scripts, noise removal, audio
cleanup, overlays, transitions, text effects,
and all the essential tools, the inshot app has to offer. This course is designed for beginners and creators who want results fast without getting overwhelmed by technical jargon. My goal is simple to
help you edit smarter, faster, and with confidence. Let's get started.
Thank you so much, and I welcome you to the course.
2. Introduction To InShot Software: Hey, everyone. Welcome
to the first lecture in the video editing
Made Easy Course. And today, I'm
going to introduce the software we'll be
using for this course. The software will be
a huge red circle with an orange,
yellowish border. So as you can see, my cursor is hovering over
the software right now. It's called Ishot
AI Video Editor, and it has 1.3 million ratings. It's a hugely popular software and one of the best video
editing softwares out there. Now, I have edited
videos using Final Cut. I have used DavinciRsolve. I have used Filmora
kind of Master. I find Ishot to be
the most intuitive, and all of these different
tools I've used. So let's go inside. In short,
I've already installed it. Let's open inshot and as
you can see over here, you can edit videos. Please follow my cursor. It's hovering over the
video button over here. You can edit photos. You can make collages. We'll
click on video, right? And as you can
see, it'll ask you to select a video to edit. But first thing I'm
going to tell you is basically the financial
aspect of all of this. And if you want to get
a premium membership, you can get a
premium membership. It's available at a very inexpensive
and reasonable price. Without the premium membership, you can do a lot of editing. But some of the
advanced AI features will not be available
in the free version. And if you get a
premium membership, all these AI options
will be available. So get a premium membership.
I highly recommend it. Even if you don't,
you'll be able to use the software to do
a lot of different things. But if you get a
premium membership, you can use all the tools, especially the more
powerful AI driven tools that make your video
awesome, right? So, get a premium
membership if you can. That's my suggestion.
It's reasonable. In India, it costs around
1,300 rupees per year. In the rest of the world, in other markets, obviously, in America or UK, it
might cost around 30, $40 or pounds, right? That's what I saw
when I last checked. And by the way, this Editor
is available on Android, too, and at least in the Indian
market and in the UK market, it is cheaper than what
the price is on IOS. So get a premium
membership, and if you can, and in the next video, I'll do a quick walk
through of the software. Let's go back to
the mean screen, and that's all for this video.
3. InShot Software Walkthrough: Hey, everyone. Welcome to a new lecture in the video
editing Made Easy course. And today, I'm going
to do a quick walk through of the in shot software. Now, as you have already seen, we can do video
editing, photo editing, and we can make collages
using the software, but I'll specifically focus on video editing because that's the purpose
of this course, and the purpose is to teach you video editing, using
this software, right? Rather than demonstrating
the software. But I think I need to do
a quick walk through of the software to introduce
you to what is available. I'll click on videos over here. And throughout this course, you should follow my cursor. Like I said, it's
a huge red circle with an orange,
yellowish border. And if you follow my cursor, you'll be able to see
what I'm clicking on, which tool I'm using, et cetera. So my cursor is on
video right now. I'll click on video. And I'll choose a video to edit right. And let's say, I'll
scroll down and choose a video from one of
these videos I have over here, and I am going to edit this
video about savings account. So I have this video from
this offline course I teach, and it's called the course
is called Personal Finance. And I have this video
about savings account, and this is the video we are
going to be editing, right, in order to demonstrate the process whole editing process. Now, as you can see
in this software, everything is intuitive. It's a very intuitive software. You have the timeline right
over here where my cursor is. You have the timeline
right over here. And as you can see, you
can move up and down or rather move left to right
on the timeline, right? And above the timeline, you have this ribbon where
you have all the tools. Now, what sort of tools do you? You have a bunch of tools.
You have a tool called Ease. You have a tool called reverse, freeze, rotate,
duplicate, right? Ease is for animation. Then freezes to
freeze the frame, rotates to rotate the video. You can duplicate the video. Voice effect is to
isolate the voice. Now, this is a advanced effect, and it's only available on
in short probe version. It's not available in the
free version, voice effect. Replace videos. You can use opacity. You can use templates. You can use a mask
meaning, you know, you can use any sort
of mask on your video. You can use stabilizers
to stabilize your video. Suppose now, this is a lecture. Suppose you have
shot a video using a camera, and the
video is not stable. You can use a stabilizer. You can use a cutout. This is a picture in picture
sort of tool. You can use enhanced switch
you can crop the video. Then you can do voice enhance. This is, again, an
AI feature which allows you to basically
isolate your voice. You can use the AI cut to ask AI to automatically
cut the video. You can use animations, different types of animations. You can increase decrease speed. You can work on volume. You can delete the clip, and you can use the split tool to split the video at
different places, right? That is what you can do. And
you have a pre cut option. You have a picture
in picture option. You have filters
which you can add, you have effects
which you can add, different visual effects
such as, you know, basically stickers
and stuff like that. You can add text,
and using the text, you can also add captions. You can add a sticker.
You can add audio to it. And by audio, I mean, music, all of that, you know, and you can do some
audio editing, too, in the sense that
you can denoise the video using
this audio option. And finally, you have the
Canvas option, right? So this ribbon has a bunch
of tools that you can use. I'll demonstrate the tools
as and when required, depending on where we are
in the editing process. And right above, as you
can see the play button, if you click on the Play button, the first investment mechanism I'll talk about savings.
The video plays. And right over here where my
cursor is top right corner, right over here, you
have the Export button. You click on the Export button and you can save the video. And once you save the
video, you can then, save it your files and do
a bunch of stuff with it, right? So, that's all. And over here, you have where the video is displayed, right? You have the area of the screen where the
video is displayed. And this is always there, basically, and that's all. You see the layout
is so intuitive. It's very easy to navigate this particular layout for the simple reason
that, you know, all the tools you
need are in a ribbon, and you can just scroll
through the ribbon to select whatever
tool you need and just everything else, right? The timeline, everything
else is ideally located to make the process
of video editing very easy and like I said, and some of the other tools, you can mute the video clip. You have this mute
option over here, right, where my cursor is, and you can add more clips, right, using the plus button. Click on the plus
button, and you can add a video or photo,
click on video or photo. You can add a clip, right? So that's all as far as the
walk through is concerned. I'll catch you later
in the next lecture where I will start describing
the editing process to you. I'll start explaining the
editing process to you, right, depending on what
tools you need. That's all. Thank you so much. I'll catch
you in the next lecture.
4. Setting Up Canvas: Hey, Ron, welcome
to a new lecture in the video editing
Made Easy series. And today, I'll show
you how to determine or rather set the
canvas for the video, set an aspect ratio
for the video, because, you know, for
different platforms, you'll need different
aspect ratios. I'll go into details
regarding that. So right now, I
have a few lectures over here for one of
my offline courses, and the lecture I'll
select is bonds. I'm going to import this directly into In
short video Editor. What I'll do is I
click on bonds. I'll then click on Share, and I'll send it directly to Inshot right over here, right? And it directly goes to Ishot. Now, as you can see right now, the video does not proper because the video is too
small, I'll play it. The video is, like, too
small and it's taking off a very small portion
of the real estate on the screen within the black
box that you see over here. So I'll go to Canvas. I'll
click on Canvas, right? And as you can see, I
have the aspect ratio 16 is to nine set. Now, I can go for one is to one, which works on
Instagram, I can go for four is to five, which
works on Instagram. I can go for nine is to 16, which is the aspect ratio
you need for YouTube shots. I can go for nine is
to 16 for, you know, YouTube shots also
and Instagram also. So I can select a wide
variety of aspect ratios. I'll stick to 916 is to nine B 16 is to nine is required for normal
YouTube videos, which are not shots. 16 is to nine is required
for other stuff, you know, for Skillshare,
for instance, you need 16 years to nine if
you're uploading a course, or if you're uploading
any other courses or you're uploading to
any other platforms, a lot of platforms ask
for 16 is to nine. I'll leave it at 16 is to nine. Well, I have a
problem over here. The video, the entire video, the bonds video over
here is too small. It's occupying a very small
portion of the black screen. So what I can do to fix
this is go to Zoom. Follow my cursor at all times. I'll go to Zoom. And what I can do is I can
zoom the video in. I can zoom in and increase
the size of the video. I actually increase the size of the video by pulling the
slider over here to the right. And right now, as you can see, the video is taking up
much more real estate in this black box, but it has, as you can see, a black patch or a black area to the
left and to the right. This is known as pilar boxing means you fit four
is to three or 16 is nine is to 16 video or
video that has been shot in, let's say, some aspect ratio, and you fit it into another
aspect ratio, right? So in this case, I shot
the video on iPad, and I am essentially
fitting a four is to three video into a 16 in to nine canvas into a 16 is
to nine aspect ratio. And hence, I have pilar boxing. I have black lines or rather black areas on the left and the right
hand side, right? So that is how pllwbxing works. Now, what I can
do also, is I can click on the full
option over here. And in this case, the
video will be cropped. As you can see, the top portion of the video has been cropped. I don't want that, right? I
just want the fit option. Fit means the entire video
will fit into the black 16 is to nine canvas that the software is generating.
I'll zoom again. And as you can see, now I have all the details in my video. I have not lost anything
due to cropping. Every detail in my
video is there. My whole video is there. And like I said, if I go to full and click on
full, it'll crop. And the video will
occupy the whole screen, but it will crop. So I'll leave it at Zoom, and then I can go
to background and I can select what sort
of background I want. For instance, the black
areas right over here, right, on the left
and the right. Well, these can be
converted to images. These can be or rather images can be placed in these areas. Blurs can be placed in these
areas, kind of like this. See, I have a blur
in this area, right? Or rather a white
patch in this area. So this area is being filled up. I can go to the other
option over here. I can add a blur, as you can see the second option over
here, which I clicked on. I can also add a
different sort of blur. I can add a blur of
different color. I can select color over here. I can add a blur of
different color, right? I can add a blur with
different gradient, which I'm selecting
using the gradient tool, right down below, right? This is the gradient tool. As you can see, my mouse is hovering over
the gradient tool. So I can select
which color I want. I can select which
gradient I right? So I can do a bunch of
stuff to make the video look cool and I can
select what sort of blur I want or what I want in the black spaces instead of the black you know, black patch. I can select what I want using the option right over here, using the blur option
right over here, right? So I selected the blur option, and this kind of looks good because the black portions
have been converted to white. I'll leave it at
this and I can also import photos to place
in the background. I'm not going to do that, right? I can also import photos by clicking on the
photos option, and this will take me
to my photos folder, I can import a photo to
work as the background. But I'll leave the blur
as the background, and I'll keep the color kind
of bluish white, right? So with that being said,
thank you so much. That's all for this lecture.
I'll catch you in the next.
5. Aspect Ratio And Cropping: Hey, everyone. Welcome to a new lecture in the video
editing mate Easy Course. And today, I'm going to start
with the editing process. The first thing you got to check is whether your aspect
ratio is, right? What do you mean
by aspect ratio, whether your video is in
portrait or landscape? Suppose you need
a portrait video, but you have shot a
landscape video or you need a landscape video, and you have shot a portrait
video. What do you do? Well, there's a crop tool, which in short has,
which you can use. Now, I'll show you
where the crop tool is. It's right over here
where my cursor is. So click on the Crop tool. And as you can see,
you have a bunch of options over here with
different aspect ratios. Now, right now is
freestyle, right. Suppose I need a portrait video. Nine is to 16 aspect ratio. I'll click on this
particular aspect ratio. And as you can see, it'll crop the video to give you
a portrait video now. When you are cropping, you
lose a portion of the video. So it is advisable
that you think carefully and you are very careful when shooting
the videos so that, you know, you do not
shoot a landscape video in portrait or you do not shoot a video that is required to be in portrait
in landscape, right? But you can crop
using this tool. So if I do crop, let's
say we are cropping. You have this particular
clip that as a result. Half of the clip is gone
because I have cropped, right? And if I want to have a four is to five
video, for instance, which is a non traditional
sort of aspect ratio, then it'll crop again and remove a huge portion,
huge chunk of the video. And let's say I want to
have 2.35 is to one video. And again, as you
can see, it'll crop the video kind of
like this, right? I'll go back to crop, and show you a few other
aspect ratios, nine to 16, Instagram, right? It'll crop most of the video
and leave you with this. If you want to change
the aspect ratio. And that is the crop tool. You have the skew
tool, obviously, and you can skew the video
right over here, right? So you can change you can
rotate the video, right? You can skew it and you can rotate it partially
up to a certain point, up to a certain degree, right? And if I go to the option
to rotate it like this, as you can see, you're
skewing the video, right? So I'll just go back
to the normal video. No skew, zero skew, right? Fairly simple. And
I'll go back to the 16 inter in
aspect ratio, right? I'll go back to the
free aspect ratio where you can see
most of the video, the entire slide that
I have used to explain savings accounts is
right over here, right? So I'll click on the tick
mark, and that's it. That's the aspect
ratio cropping tool. I'll catch you in
the next lecture, where I'll show you what happens when you have noise
in the video, right? Thank you so much.
6. Noise Reduction: Hey, everyone. Welcome
to a new lecture. Now you have crop to your video, and you want to test
your video in the sense, you want to listen
to your video and find out if there's
noise in the video, there's a lot of background
noise at the video, right? And if there is, what do
you do about it, right? So let's play this video and see if there's a lot
of background noise. Let's play this video. So the first
investment mechanism I'll talk about is
Savings Bank account. The audio seems fuzzy, right? So what do we do about this? Well, the tool we can use to fix this is firstly
the volume tool. Now, why do you need
the volume tool? Suppose your volume is very low. You need to increase
your volume. Suppose your volume
is very high, you need to decrease
your volume. So what I'm going
to do over here is because if audio is fuzzy, if it's cracking,
if it's crackling, then it's better to
reduce the volume. Now, you can increase
the volume too. The band account you put
your money and Usually the volume is at 100
what I'm going to do. What is the distance
between thing, right? Follow my cursor at all times. Right now, the volume is at 80. And there's another
option. I can denoise the video
and remove noise. Now, let's play this and see if some noise has been removed. So background noise, that is. Fixed. Entity on my timeline. As you can see, I have the audio now as a separate
entity on my tiline. The audio is pinkish
in color, right? I have a separate entity, right? But I do not want
this, so I'll click on the undo button
as a back arrow, sort of twisted back
arrow, not twist. A kind of like a back
Carol, where my cursor is. Click on that. I've
undone Tip Mark, right? And I'll go back to volume. And I'll see if
everything is fine. It's go down to 80. I'll click on Denise
and Denis the video. So there'll be no
background noise. Click and I'll click on the
Tick Mark right over here. So you have done
the volume portion, but let's play it again. But it seems to me there's still some background noise.
What can we do now? Well, we can go to a tool
called Voice Enhancer. Follow my cursor at all times. Look at where my cursor is. This is known as a
voice enhancer tool. This is a premium tool. You won't get it in the free
version. Click on the tool. And what you can do
is you can isolate voice or you can
isolate the background. Now, there's a spectrum
from background to voice, right, depending
on how much voice or how much background you need. Let's click on background first. And what this will
do is it'll suppress the voice and just leave the
background noise, right? I'm doing this in order
to demonstrate that there might be background noise in your video and what do you
do if there is, right? So I have made certain that the voice is
completely suppressed, and the background noise is very evident and very obvious. So this takes a bit of
time because this is an AI based tool and
it's almost done. And once it's done, I'll
show you how it sounds. How the background sounds. Almost done. Now, let's
play the background, right? As you can see, there's
hardly any background because the denise tool that I used in the previous step has
removed most of the noise. But still, you know,
just to be sure, because at some portion at some segment there might
be some background noise. So portion of the video
might be kind of messed up. So in order to ensure that I am getting rid of all background noise
throughout the video, what I'll do is I'll
go to Voice plus, which is the voice
isolation tool where you have
voice only, right? Please look down at the
label below the tool. It says voice only. And if you want a strong voice, then you can use a lower level of background noise suppression, but I'll use the
highest level of background noise suppression so that I can isolate my voice and have my voice as the only
audio in this video, right? So I'll click on voice. First investment mechanism I'll talk about Sails Bank. Perfect. And now we have only
the voice left. All the background
noise has been removed. Click on Tick Mark
if you want to undo, use this basically undo button. But I'm going to
click on Tick Mark. So what I've done is
I've gotten rid of all the noise using
the Tnise tool and the voice enhanced tool. And now I have no noise left. Thank you so much. I'll catch
you in the next lecture.
7. Audio Editing: Hey, everyone. Welcome
to a new lecture. And in this lecture
I'll demonstrate how to use AudioTes to add music, to add voiceovers and do some cool stuff with
regards to audio. Now, we have cleaned
up the videos audio. Now we do not have
any background noise, but I want to add some music. Why do I want to add some music? Well, Music sounds cool. And in a lot of videos, especially for YouTube
and Instagram, you may need to add music. So what you do is you go right over to the Audio
tool right over here. So, click on the Audio Tool. Please follow my cursor.
Look at what my cursor is. Click on the audio tool, right? And you can do a bunch
of stuff Music folder, and I can Import. If I click on the Import button, I can input from files. I can extract audio from video, right? I can
do all of that. But I'm not going to import there's a huge
library of free to use royalty free music available on this software, so
I'll use one of them. I'll use the dry
heat audio, right? And as you can see, look
at where my cursor is. The audio is now loading. The audio is now basically
being added to the video, and it's a two minute long. Audio. We might need
to do a little Now, click on the plus butt This will add the audio to
the video, right? And as you can see, the audio has been
added to the video. Now, what I'll do is I'll start the audio from the
beginning of the timeline, and then I'll scroll right where the right to
where the audio ends. And I'm going to
click on the audio. And what I will do is, I'll copy it and I
will I'm going to add this to where the
audio ends, right? So that is how you make certain
that you have audio for the whole duration
of the video clay. And this is a cool
thing you can do. You slide two fingers
inwards in order to contract the timeline or slide two fingers outwards from each other in order to
expand the timeline. So I'm contracting it. And
what I'll do is I will add it right to where the
previous audio ends, right? And as you can see,
there's a portion of the audio that is beyond
where the video ends. And what I can do with this
is I can delete this portion, and I'm going to click on split. Look at where my cursor is. I'm going to click on split, and this will split
the audio into two, and I'm going to delete
the extra audio, which I don't need, right? So right now, as you can see, I have audio for the
entire timeline, right? I'm going to zoom out. I have audio for the
entire timeline, right? Now, I can do a bunch of
things with the audio, right? I can edit the audio, right? I can fade in and fade out. I can trim the audio
kind of like this, right, by pulling in
the slider over here. At the end of the audio,
I can trim the audio. Okay? I'll leave it
as it is right now. And what I can do
is I can adjust the volume of the audio. I can keep it 100% or reduce it. I'm going to reduce
it to let's say ten because the audio
is pretty loud, right? And I'm going to click
on the tick Mark. I'm going to reduce the
audio of this segment also to ten and click
on the tick mark, and I can increase the
speed of the sound. I can make it ten times faster. I'm not going to do
that over here, right? I can use voice
enhance in this, too. In the audio, if I'm
adding my own audio and if there is some background
noise in that audio, suppose I recorded a song
and I'm adding my song. And if there's background
noise in that song, I can use the voice enhance. Right, to isolate the
background noise. And other than that, there's this equalized tool where I have a honch of presets
which I can use. There's bass plus, bass trouble. There's bass treble two, jazz, and I can use custom
equalizations over here. I'll leave it at that, as far as the equalizer
is concerned. I can add a beat, right? I can use autobat or I can add a beat right over
here by clicking on the green button over here. And other than that, I can
add voice effects, right? I can add the voice of a character right
over here, right? Suppose I'm going to add
suppose I add this one, right? Let's see how it sounds.
Well, for some reason. Fun, you keep it
to the same. Okay. So as you see, I can add
voice effects also, right? So I can choose a character and the character has a
particular voice, and it's going to add
the voice effect. So the voice changes
a bit, right? I'm going to undo this. Now,
what else can I do, right? I can denoise the audio
itself, you know, if the audio has
background noise, I can denounce the audio. But I suggest, you know, if you're using your own
audio instead of some music that is already there
in the software, if you're using it, then try to denoise it first, then use, you know, depending on what
audio you have, then use either background
or voice isolation, right? It's up to you. I can copy
the audio like this kind of, like, so I'll delete
this version, right? And I can duplicate
the audio, too, right? When I'm on seclic on
duplicate, it creates another. It adds the audio, right? It repeats the audio, rather. Add the audio to the end
to where the audio ends, right? I'm going to delete this. So I have my audio
for the whole clip. Now, what else can I
do with this, right? What else can I do with this? I can actually add voiceover.
Now how do I do that? I'll click on record over here. Look at where my cursor is. Click on record
over here, right? And I'm going to click
on the recording button, and I can activate
countdown timer Oh, yeah, I'm going to
activate countdown timer. Three, right, two, one. Let's start. Three to one, and I am just recording a voice over just for
testing purposes. And let's see how it sounds. I'm going to click
on the Stop button, and I'm going to
go to the front. I'm going to go to the
beginning of the video 321. First investment in
the crown of mark a voiceover. My video. I don't want it, so I'm
going to click on no, and I'm going to click
on the Tick Mark. And what else can we do? We
can ad AI speech, right? You can have different accents. You can have a British accent, and I'll use a British accent. You have an Asian accent, Indian accent,
character, et cetera. I'll use a British accent. And you can enter what
you wanted to say. This is great, right? That is what I want the
voice to say, right? So what did I do? Well, I clicked on this space over here, this text box over here, and I entered what I
wanted to say, right? And I'm going to click
on the tick Mark and I'm going to select
the British voice. This is my v full start, right? So this is adding AI speech to my video.
Let's see how it sounds. And as you can
see, the AI speech has been added has been added right where my
cursor is has been added to the timeline.
Let's see how it sounds. This is great. First
investment mechanism. And let's make the volume
of the main clip to zero, and let's see how it sounds now. This is great. You
see? This is great. What I typed in the textbox
over there, you know, for AI to convert to speech
has been converted to speech, and it sounds kind
of British, right? Sounds British. I'm going
to increase the volume. What is Clip again to 100. Delete the AI clip. And I'm going to delete
the AI clip, right? So you can add an
AI clip, right? AI speech, and you can
add effects, right? You can add a zipper effect countdown if fireworks.
Let's add fireworks. That's going to be
interesting, right? Or you can add an instrument. Let's add the accordion.
And as you can see, the accordion has been added. Look at where my
cursor is has been added to the timeline, right? It's a new entry
to the timeline, parallel to the audio
that we have already added and parallel to the
video we already have, right? Let's play this. Perfect.
You have music now. You have the Accordion
music, and you can use this, especially if you're doing some creative work rather than doing, you know, lectures and
explanatory videos or podcasts. If you're doing some
creative you can use this sort of accordion sound
at different intervals, you know, at different places in the video in order to create
some kind of effect, right? So that's all you
can do with audio. So I'm going to delete
the accordion sound. I'm going to delete the music I added because I
don't want it anymore. That was just for
demonstration purposes. And that is all you can do with. And that is what makes video editing much easier
because it's all intuitive. Like I said, you can add
music just like that, right? You can add effects just like
that accordion fireworks, whatever effect you want, right? You can add effects and
music just like that. You can record, and you can
basically add a voice over. And what you can do is you
can add AI speech, right? And like I said, you can create a new speech or edit
current speeches. If you're adding an AI
speech, I'll just edit it. This is great. And I clicked
on the textbox over there. This is great. And I'm
going to type great again. Great. This is great, right? And I'll use a
different voice system. I'll use an Asian
voice this time. I'll use a casual of the
cheerf click or start. And this will be
done in 2 seconds because it's just one sentence. And as you can see, the speech has appeared on the timeline. Awesome. And it's
saying, This is great. So that's all you can
do with audio, right? And that is the best way to make a video sound really awesome. Now, I do not want music, but I'm going to keep
some music in order to make the video closer to
complete, closer to finish. Sunshine. I'm going to click on the button
over here, right? And I'm going to duplicate
this fairly simple, right? I'm going to split this, right? I'll take the playhead to the point where
I want to split it, and the extra music that I
don't need, I have deleted. Very simple, fairly simple. And I'm just going to
change the volume, right? I'm going to make
the volume very low. Okay. Make the volume very low. I'm going to make it ten, right? Or, let's say five. Perfect. And this two, I'm going to make
the volume very low. The second clip volume
goes down to five. Perfect. And now
let's listen to this. The first investment mechanism I'll talk about is CDs back. Perfect. So we're done with
the audio tools. Thank you so much. I'll catch
you in the next lecture.
8. Basic Video Editing: Hey, everyone. Welcome
to a new lecture. And in this lecture, I'll show you how to do some
basic editing. Now suppose I want to increase
the speed of my videos. Suppose I find it too slow,
let's play this, right? So I'll go to the speed tool and
increase the speed of two. Sounds good. No problem. 1.2 is good, and you can
actually use the curve tool. To select to increase the speed of portions
of the video, right? But I don't need this. I'll just stick to the standard tool. I have increased the speed, and I'm going to click
on the tick mark. Now, let's listen to this
now. So savings band now. It's faster, but I'll go to
the beginning of the video, and this is something you
have to do again and again. I'll move the playhead to
the beginning of the video. Right right over here. Now, let's listen to this now. This is a sound at the beginning of the video that I don't like. It's a popping sound. So I'm
going to select the clip, and I'll go to the left edge. As you can see, there's this
slider right over here. I'll just move the slider
to the right a bit, right, so as to trim
the video, right? And I can trim the end
of the video, too. I'll move the slider
leftwards, right? The slider that is
there, left words. I can trim the video. Perfect. So let's see
how it sounds now. Here's investment mechanics. The popping sound
is gone. Now, let's say I find out just
somewhere in the middle, I have an awkward
silence and I want to remove it. How do I remove it? Let's see if there's
an awkward si. If the savings bank account
offers 10% interest, and that $100 is reinvestment, added to the principal
amount, which was $1,000. So now, you'll get interest
payments on one d $100. So the next time you're
getting interest of how much interest payment of how much, you're
getting interest rate. So I've repeated how
much twice, right? And I want to delete
this portion. Interest payment of how much? I'm going to use the split tool. I am going to split
the clip over here, and I'm going to remove
the second, how much. And as you can see, this clip
has been split into two. Spoon of $110. And I want to remove the
hundred and $10 portion, too. So I'm going to click
on split again, and this has split the clip
into three portions, right? I'm going to click somewhere
outside the timeline, and I'm going to
select the split clip again and I'm going
to delete it, right? So I've deleted it. So this is some of the
basic editing you can do. And let's say I want to
add a filter, right? I'll undo all of this, right? I'll even undo the speed change because it has made
my video too fast. So I have the video over here in the timeline
and click on it. I'll go to filter, and I'm going to add a
filter. Now, what can I add? I can add a filter.
I can add AIFx. I can adjust the
contrast, et cetera, I can add efx so I'll
click on filter, and I can use a lunar filter, skin filter, moss moody, creamy. So I'm going to add
a cocoa filter. As you can see at the
bottom over here. In this ribbon, you have
a bunch of filters. I'm going to add
the cocoa filter, and as you can see, it has
changed the color of my video. Right? This looks good. I'm
going to keep it, right? I'm going to go to Filter again, and I'll show you the
adjust tool, right? You can adjust the effect. You can adjust the filter, warmth, all of that, right? You can adjust the
contrast right over here. You can adjust the contrast.
I'm increasing the contrast, as you can see, my
video is now brown. You can adjust the
warmth, as you can see, all these options are there
in the ribbon down below, and I am going to increase
the warmth of the video. Now, this looks really great. And what I'll do is I'm going
to add some shadows, right? So you can play
around with this. I have demonstrated how
you can add filters, but what else can you do? Let's say I want to
edit a filter, right? So I'll click on the Edit
button and I can add all of these effects that I
showed you just now, and I can delete the filter. I'm going to delete one filter. I have the CoCoR left. I like the Cocoa filter. I'm going to keep it, right? And what I can do is
then I can click on adjust right over here and
adjust the filter again, or I can use efec, right? Now, what about effects, right? EX again, it gives you
different effects. You can different filters
you can use on your video. So I'll use the
Tremble effect, right? Mouth. I click on the Introspin
My video is trembling. I leave the flow effect.
Mouse. So my video intraspin. But I don't like any of this. I want a simple effect, right? And what I'll do is I'll
click on the slow Zoom. Now effects animation
at his best, and I'll increase the
value of the Zoom, right? Now? I don't like it. So what
I'll do is I'll just use, let's say, a retro effect. Right? And a retro effect
under the retro effect, you have noise line, all
of these options, right? I'm going to use
the shatter effect. And let's see how it sounds. Yeah, you have a shattered
screen right over here. Does not look good at all. So basically, if you
want to add effects, I don't want to I'll
stick to the original. I'm going to click on the
Tick Mark right over here, and we have AIFX too. I'll demonstrate AIFx
to see what you can do for you to see what you can do using advanced
video editing tools. Now, if you want to
add an AI effect, let's say, I just
want a simple shadow. You'll get interest
payments. All right. And I will get the
value of the shadow. Oh, This looks nice. But let's try something
else. Let's try the flash. Oh, right? Flash,
right? Cool, right. But I'll stick to
the shadow of it. You'll get interest payments, and I'll increase the value of the effect by a bit.
Oh, and that's it. I have my effect. So basically, my video
looks great right now. If you want to
delete the effect, like I said, you can just
click on Delete over here. If you want to split
it, click on split. If you want to duplicate
it, click on duplicate. If you want to add
more objects, right? And if you want to rather add this effect to all payments. Scenes, you can click
on that, right? And if you want to
move it to the front, click on move it to
the front, right? Move the effect to the front. So we have seen right now that you can add a bunch of different effects to
your video, right? And I will leave
it at and now we have the effect one stop
this video right over here. But before that, I'll
just demonstrate the stabilizer tool
because frankly, speaking, you know, for
this sort of video, which is a lecture video,
you don't need stabilizer, but if you did need stabilizer, right, what it'll do is it'll make your video more stable. You have different
options over here. You have low standard. More stable, click on more stable and is
working right here, as you can see, it's
making your video stable. Now, my video is
stable because it's just a stationary slide, and I'm presenting topic, so it's not really shaky, but if your video is shaky, if you have clicked
the video of let's say your neighborhood or if you
click made a movie based on, you know, based on what
was going on at a party, made a home movie or
something of that sort, and your hands shook
while taking the video. Well, in that case, you can use the stabilizer
effect, right? But I don't need it, so
I'm not going to use it. And the last thing I'll show
you is templates, right? So you can get 1,000 free
video templates, right, and you can get it
from the app store, and then you can use
templates on your video. And finally, I'll just
demonstrate opacity very simply. And right now, the
opacity is maximum. And if you want to reduce
opacity, you can slide. You can use a slider to increase or decrease opacity
like I'm doing right now. I'll keep it at the
most opaque setting. And with that being said,
like I said, that's about it. But you can also use the
duplicate tool over here. Duplicate your clip. I'm
going to delete this. I don't need a duplicate clip. I'm happy with what I have. I think I don't want to
bore people more than they need to be bored
because lectures are boring, and believe me, I have
taught, so I know. And I'll demonstrate
the rotate effect, too, by clicking on the
rotate effect, right? Rotate and flip. You can flip it by using
the flip button. And you can rotate your
clip kind of like this, using the rotate button, right? I'll keep it as it is. I'll click on the tick
mark right over here. And finally, I'll demonstrate the freeze tool,
which is very simple. The freeze tool will freeze your video to the
original setting, right? Whatever the original
setting was, it'll freeze your video, right? And I am back at least it'll freeze your video at
least portion of the video, what you have selected,
essentially, it'll freeze, right? So I am going to freeze
the whole video, right? I have clipped and I'll remove
this portion of the video. I'll click on the whole video, and I'm going to freeze
the whole video, right? So I have the effect
right over here, and the freeze tool is
basically clipping my video, reverting my video to the
old effect that I had, the old look I had
for my video, right? That is what the
freeze tool does. Now I'm going to basically undo all of this. Because
I don't need this. And finally, the reverse
tool. Very simple. Well, the stabilizer is
progressing right now. I'm going to cancel it. I don't need stabilization
right over here. I'm going to stop
the stabilizer, and I'm going to use
the reverse tool and it's processing
the video, right. Now. And basically, whatever process you have in
this is pretty fast, right? It's very fast. And it uses AI. And I'll demonstrate in a future lecture how you can use AI cut to
cut the video, right? To make the video perfect. But right now, it's using the reverse tool and it's using AI to use
the reverse tool. And while the
processing is going on, please don't lock your
screen or switch to another app because that
disrupts the processing process. If it disrupts the whole
process, you should not do that. And once I've demonstrated the reverse tool, I'm
going to end this lecture. And the next let child, talk about text and captions, right? First, I'll talk
about captions and in another let child talk
about how you can add text. Your video, right? And then I'm going to talk
about stickers. Then I'll talk about picture
in picture and Croma key, and then I'll talk
about keystones, keynotes, rather.
And this is done. And as you can see, the videos just add another clip, right? Just add a small clip to this. And wherever your playhead is, the clip is going to be
added at that point, right? So my playhead was
at the beginning. So clip, my new clip, this is the one I
have clicked on has been added to the beginning. So I'm going to delete this. So that's all for this lecture. Thank you so much. I'll
catch you in the next.
9. Test And Captions: Hey, everyone. Welcome
to a new lecture. In today's lecture, I'll
talk about captions. Now, I have the video
right over here. I already have captions, but I'm going to show how to
add captions to this video. And it's not rocket science.
It's fairly simple. I'm going to go to the text button over
here and click on it. And what it can do is it can
allow you to add captions. I'll click on the
captions or right over here on this
particular ribbon. I'll click on captions, and you can choose
what you want. You can choose the source,
and the sources the video. You can choose the type
of captions you want, how fairly simple, right. Just click on this
particular list and you can get a variety
of different formats, a variety of different
styles for captions. I'll use the bright
yellow because that makes the captions pop up and I'm going to remove
all existing captions because I already
had captions and I'm going to click on Start. And this is the
AI based process. So this will add all
your captions and AI will basically transcribe whatever you have
said in the video, and all your captions will be added to the video in the style you have chosen
in the style you prefer. This will take a
little bit of time, and as you can see,
captions have been added. So you can add captions
fairly easily. Now I'll go to the beginning
of the timeline, right? And what else can we do with this? Very interesting, right? We can add AI speech, right? And you can basically edit current speeches,
create new ones. Now, I already added
AI speech before, and I'm going to
edit the speech, right? This is great. This is the speech I added.
I'm going to click on Start. And this will add the AI
speech. This is great, great. Right? But I'm going to
I'm going to delete it. Very nice. Right? Very easy, easily done. This is great. Okay. That was not the AI
speech that I deleted, my timeline is a bit
cluttered right now. Anyhow, let's leave
it down. Then what you can add is you
can add a sticker. Now, you can add different
stickers over here. You can add this
particular sticker, you can resize the sticker. You can rotate it if you want
to. How do you rotate it? Well, click on the corner
and then rotate it with your mouse or
with your fingers, right? You can delete the clip. You can add any
number of stickers. There are a variety of options, and the options are tremendous. You got these sort of Imoges. You got different stickers. You can add any of that. Right? I'm not going to add any more right
now because I'll demonstrate this again when I'm talking about
keynotes, right? And also, you can add you
can doodle. Very simple. There's this writing
tool over here, and if you want to doodle or, you know, you can use
the writing tool. I have used the
eraser right now. I'll use this particular tool, which I'm selecting right now. I'll use the red color. And as you can see,
you can doodle. You can do doodling, right? I'm going to undo this, and
I'll select another tool. I'll select this particular tool that I've selected right now. And you can doodle
and you can increase the opacity of the stuff
you have done, right? And I don't need this, so
I will leave it as it is. And finally, you can text. Let's say you want
to add text box has appeared right over here. Great. I want to add
the text, great, right? And I want it to be
of the color red, and I want the font to be
bebas right over here, right? And I want it to
be center aligned, and you can increase
the spacing. You can increase the
distance between letters by using the
sliders over here. So for the spacing, slider you need to use is the one my mouse
is hovering over. And for spacing also,
the slider you need to use is the one my mouse is hovering over. You can use bold. You can do a bunch of
different editing, and you can move
around this text box. So I'll place the textbox
right over here, right? And I can and as you can see, the textbox has appeared
on the timeline, also. If I want this great text, I mean, if I want the text, great to be there
for the whole video, what I can do is I can apply
it to the whole video, right, like I'm doing right now. I'm clicking on the
text in the timeline, and I'm using the Trimmer tool to apply to the
whole video, right? And I have now and now the text is applied
to my whole video. It's in green right over here. But if I want to only have it during certain
portions of my video, I can trim or I can you know, move around, also, right? I can move around kind
of like this, right? I can move around. So I'm going to delete this
because I don't need it. So essentially, that is
all you can do, right? And if you're playing around
with captions, you know, you can edit captions
using patch edit, right? You can edit the
captions. You can change the captions, right? And most people don't need to change captions, right,
unless, you know, they've made a mistake somewhere and they want the captions to show the correct speech. In that case,
obviously, you know, you need to edit the captions. You can duplicate the captions and copy the captions, too. I'll click on Edit right, so you can actually edit the captions. He was a big boy,
right? I said, right. This will appear in the captions. He was
a big boy, right? But I don't want this, you know, so I'm just going to
simply undo this. Perfect. That's all about
text and captions. Thank you so much. I'll catch
you in the next lecture.
10. Animations And Transitions: Hey, everyone. Welcome
to a new lecture. And in today's lecture I'll
talk about the mask effect, which is a very important effect if you want to play
around with your video, and I'll talk about animation. And I'll also talk about other
effects available that you can use to improve and
accentuate your video, right? So I'll go to mask, right. Oh, it's there on the ribbon. I'll click on mask.
And it's very simple. You can add a mask,
right? You can add this sort of a mask where, you know, only a portion of your video is being
shown inside a circle. You can add a heart mask. You can add a rectangular mask. You can do a bunch of different
things with this, right? So it's not rocket
science, fairly simple. You can add this sort
of a mask where, you know, half the video
is covered by the mask. So you're masking
the video, right? Nothing else. And I'll
not add a mask right now. And I'll come back to this
when I'm teaching keyframes. I mean, I keep saying
it's keystone because, you know, I was actually grading a keystone
project recently. But like I said, you
know, it's cre frame so I keeping that mistake
between keyframe and keystone. So when I'm teaching keyframe, I will come back to mask. Right now, we're not going
to add a mask, right? Fairly simple, not
rocket science. Very easy, right?
What else can you do? You can add animations.
That's great, right? So what do I mean by animations? Let's say you want to add animations at a certain portion. In your timeline, you know, you want to add animations to a certain portion of your video. So I'll add an animation
at the beginning, right? So I have the in
and out animations. So let's say the scene zooms in. So you can see the
scene zooms in, right? Because I've added the
Zoom in animation. Now, I'll go to another
portion of the video and add the shake in it. So what I'll do is I've
added one animation. I'll add another animation just near the I've
added two of them. I'll add another animation
just near the first one, and I'll add the out animation, and I'll zoom out, right? Thank you so much. So let's see how the video
looks like now. The first investment mechanism
and then It's a band. Swipe animation right over here. So I'm going to start
from the beginning again. What is seeing Bank
account. Right now. The swipes account where you put your money interest on the
money you put into the bound. What is the distance
between video and you have
different animation. Let's say we split
the video, right? We'll split the video. So I'm going to split the
video right over here. Right at the beginning,
I'll split the video, and I'll again split the video a little bit further
down the line. So I have two splits right now. I'll go back to
animations, right? And what I'll do is the
first split, right? I have the first
split over here. I'll click on the first slit. I'll go to animations and I'll use the Zoom in
animation, right? I've added the
Zoom in animation. I'll go to the second split. I'll go back to animation. I've added the swing
in animation, right? So let's play this
from the beginning. Let's go to the beginning
of the timeline. First investment mechanism, I'll talk about
savings bank account. At is savings bank
account. As you can see. It's a band account help manage earn interest on the money you
put into the bank account. Now, what is the difference between a savings bank account? That is how you add animations. I'll play this again so that you can see the
animation again. First investment mechanism I'll talk about is savings
bank account. Rat is savings bank
account. Animations. It's a bank account where
you put your money and you earn So I'm going
to add an animation, a different animation to this. I'm going to add the
slide in animation, right? Now let's play this. Well, it's a bank account
where you put your money and you earn interest on first
investment mechanism. I'll talk about
savings bank account. What is savings bank account. So as you can see, slide
in anime account find it very important if you are
doing videos such as, let's say, movies,
right, where you have to fade in and
fade out of scenes, you know, one scene fades
in, one scene fades out. This was just a demonstration. And obviously, if you
are editing a movie, you can use all these
basic principles, these basic techniques I have taught at a much higher level. Like I said, this is all
about animations, right? And now I'll demonstrate transitions before
ending this lecture. Now as you can see, I have
actually added animations, and now the animation
that has been added, you know, you can act
transitions, right? How do you act transitions? Click, click on the clip. And at the bottom of the clip, you'll see this pen symbol. Click on the pen symbol, right? How will transitions look like? Well, suppose you want
the transition to look like a basic fade in, right? Like this, right? Or maybe something like this. A basic circle fading in, right? So that is one transition. The other transition to the second clip.
I'm going to add. A basic let's say arrow
slide down, right? And I can basically different transitions
that's used in film, such as fade in and, you know, something
like this, right? You know? Which looks
like a projector. Right? I can add different
shadows to transitions, right? I can add different
so different shadows, and I can add a glitch if I
want to add a glitch, right? In which case, this
transition will look like. This let's leave the glitch on. I can add a blur,
I can add a shake, I can add a fold. So I can add a
bunch of different transitions to my animation, which I created using the animation app,
and I can transition. I'm going to Is go, right? So that's all for this
video, this lecture. And I hope you have learned
the basic principles of animation and transition, you know, how to have
different scenes, right? And how to have different
scenes follow each other using animations as a tool that will enable things
such as fading in, fading out, and one
scene following another. Now, this would have been
easier to demonstrate if I was working on a
YouTube video or a movie, but even with this
lecture video, we can clearly see you can add animations to different
clips on your timeline, different clips, you know, that constitute your entire video. And you can add transitions
for those animations. How? Very simple, go down
to the bottom of the clip, the right corner cursors, click on it and add transitions. Fairly simple, right, and add them to all
right now, right? And that's what I did. You see? Transition money in. I go to transitions and
the fair animation. I use the film animation, right? I click transition to all
the double flop mark, and the transition will change. First investment
mechanism, I'll talk about the first clip that I cut. Well, it's a bank account
where you put your money. What is the difference
between if I want to Add another animation,
okay? Very simple. I'm going to cut the clip. I'm going to split
the clip. I have another clip right now,
so I'll select the clip. I'll go to Animations, and I'm going to add let's say, I'm going to add the
swipe animation. I'm going to add the
Swipe animation. And I have at the
bottom right corner of the animation, this
pen symbol right now, which allows me to
add a transition, and I'll use the transition
super transition, which kind of looks like
Diabelli transition difference looks like this difference what my cursor is
transition apply to all. And I have applied the
transition to all, right? Or I could have applied it to only this clip, but
I applied it to all. Let's see how it looks. It's a bank account where
you put your money and you earn interest to the band.
So what is the difference?
11. Cutting Using AI: Hey, everyone. Welcome
to a new lecture. And in this lecture, I'll show you how you can use
the enhance and auto edit features in order to use artificial
intelligence to auto edit. I'll select. First thing I'll do is I'll remove
all the animations. Right? So I have my video over here and I'll click on Enhance. Now, what can you
do with Enhance? Well, you just click on
Start, nothing else, right? And it'll enhance a
portion of your clip, and it'll enhance 30 seconds. If you choose 10 minutes, it'll, you know, enhance
your entire clip. Let's say I choose 10
minutes and click on it. Enhance being processed.
As you can see, it's right over here on the left hand side
is being processed. And this will take a
little bit of time. This is an AI based feature. This will enhance
your video, you know, make it sharper,
make it look better. In a lot of ways and
enhances complete. So let's see how it looks. Well, in this video, it's not going to make
much of a difference for the simple reason
that you cannot. Move the playhead
to the beginning. The first investment mechanism, I'll toss This is the lecture to see
bank Probably a movie. It's a bank money, and so on the money. There's different to a
band. Enhance, right? Now, I'm going to
remove the effect, and I'm going to select
the whole video. And I'm going to now use AICut, which is an auto edit feature. What does it do? Very simple. It cuts using AI. You don't need to do anything. I'll do everything
for you, right? It'll cut the video using AI. And that's one of the
greatest features out there, and this is not the in a
lot of different tools. This will not be there
in final cut, I know, because I have used Final Cut, and what it has done is it has generated different
segments, right? Great. So what you can
do is you can remove, for instance, silences, right? You can remove silences
right over here, and you have the red
cross mark over here, red X mark rather over here, these are the silences, and these silences
have been removed. If you choose, you can
remove some portions, some segments of
your video, too. For instance, I want to remove, let's say, this
word simply, right? I click on it, and it'll
remove simply, right? And it'll remove
all the silences. I'll show you the
entire transcript, and you can edit
using transcript. You can basically
remove sections of the video using this
transcript pattern, right? And by doing so, you'll have a video
which does not have awkward silences and, you know, basically
long silences, and you can remove segments of the video where
you have made a mistake. Let's say, if you make a mistake in a segment
of the video, you can completely remove it by selecting it
over here, right? And you have the whole whole
transcript over here, right? So I am going to
remove the silences, and I'm going to click on
the tick mark over here. And now, as you can see, I have a video where all the
silences have been removed. And if I want to go
back to the transcript, I'll click on Edit. And I am back to the
transcript right over here. Great, isn't it? Just great. This is a great software. And you can do a bunch of
different stuff with it. You can edit using the
transcript, right? So I'm going to leave this on. I'm going to click on
the tick mark again. And as you can see, my
video has been split into different clips
because some portions of it has been removed. And it has been remote because
they contain silences, and I used auto edit
for this function. That's all for this
video. Thank you so much. Or let me let me change my
phrasing and my terminology. I used AICAt. This is the tool for
this video, right? Okay, thank you so much. I'll catch you in the
next video where we will talk about
picture in picture.
12. Picture In Picture And Chroma Key: Hey, everyone. Welcome
to a new video. And in today's lecture, I will talk about
picture in picture. What is picture and
picture? Well, you have this particular
picture, right? You have this particular
slide over here, and I want to add
another picture to it, let's say, of a robot dancing. Why? Because, you know, I
just like to mess around with different images and
different videos in order to, you know, make something
that looks kind of cool, just kidding, you know, I
was talking just nonsense. Anyhow, I'll go to
Picture and Picture, which is the tool
right over here. Picture and picture PIP. I'll click on
Picture and Picture. And I have this video, right,
22nd long video, right? Of this robot dancing. Now, I can place it
anywhere on the screen. I'll place it right near
the bottom right corner. Great, right? I can resize it. I can make it
smaller or larger by pulling in or pulling out
using the bottom right corner. I can then rotate it
if I want to you know, by clicking on the bottom
right corner and pulling in, pulling out or rotating it, I can edit this, right?
I can change the color. I can change the border, right? If I want to, I don't
want to do that, right? But even if I wanted
to do that, you know, I can increase the thickness of the border also. But I
don't want to do that. I don't want any effects, so I'm just going to leave
it like that, right? Move around the image inside this video to
the left or right, using the tool at the
bottom left corner. But now I have this
video inside my video, right? Picture in picture. So I have this video in my
video as a part of this video. And as you can see, is
there on the timeline. Now I can select
where this appears. I can click on it, select it, and then move it
around kind of like this, place it wherever I want, or I can increase the length of this particular video, right? Or rather reduce the length of this particular
video if I want it to appear for a smaller
amount of time, or I can increase the length
up to what is allowed. Or I can duplicate this, right? I can duplicate this. I can continually keep
duplicating it until it covers the entire
timeline for the video. I can copy this, and this will create a copy of the video, which I can move around. Again, you know, I can place it at different
places, right? So what I'll do is I'll remove the duplications because
I don't need it, and I'm going to use the
original robot dancing video I'm going to place it right
near the second clip, right? I'm going to move the
playhead back to start. I'm going to play the video.
Creating the difference between the savings plan slide a mutual fund picture picture you can all different savings bank account that is qui
In a mutual fund of 64, some other form of
investment like a bond to the video or, you know, if you
want something else, if you want a green screen,
a you can use this, and, you know, you'll have a background and we'll have
you talking about something. And I'll show you how
the green screen effect works and picture
in picture, right? Is fairly simple. By
the way, you know, you can trim this
using the trim tool, right? You can trim this. You go into the trim tool.
I'll show you how I did this. I clicked on the video. I went into the trim tool
and I can trim it, right? I can trim it by pulling the slider ends
in or out, right? I don't need to trim it, and
I can do the same thing. I can use the trim
tool, for instance, on the main video also, right, if I want to, right? But what I'll do is I'm
going to go back, right? I'm going to go back to
this picture in picture, and I am going to go to cutout, right? I'm going
to go to cutout. Now, cut out basically
what it does is, it uses the Chroma chee and
cutout features, right? Now, I'll go back and show
you this image, right? I'll go and click on
picture and Cliture again, and I'll just have one of these because there
was a duplication. I'll just increase the length
to the maximum, right? I have the picture in
picture right now, right? And what I can do
is I can crop this. I can change the
aspect ratio of this. I'll make it, let's
say 90s to 16. This looks like a
portrait video, right? So I have made it
a portrait video. What else can I do? Well, I can click
on this, right? I can basically
add an animation, how it comes in. Let's say it fades in. Okay. Looks good, right? Let's say it fades in. I can add different animations over here. And what else can I do? Well, I can add a filter, right? I can make it look kind of moss green or I can change
the color of the background. Let's not add anything because I want to demonstrate
the cutout tool, right? What else can you do
with this, right? Very simple. When you're
using picture in picture, for instance, then you can use a mask and you can
add a mask to this. You can make it circular. You can make it rectangular.
You can make it a star. You can make it, you know, kind of like a teardrop shape. I'll not add any mask to it, and you can blend, right? You can blend it. You can
blend in the picture. I'll keep it at normal. I don't want to blend it in. I just want to remove
the green screen, the whole green
screen background. I'm going to increase
the length of this, the size of this a little bit. I'm going to near the right
edge of the video, right? I can increase the speed. I don't want to do that, right? I can copy, duplicate, freeze and reverse
what is being said. What I do want to do is I want to use the cutout
tool right over here. So what I demonstrated the cutout tool a
few seconds back. And what the cutout tool does is it allows you
to either cut out. In the sense, either remove the entire background
and you can have only the robot dancing
over here without the green background has been
cut out. Let's play this. There is one way to the sound
where you put your money and money put into
the band. Shape. Now what is the
difference between yourself something going on the difference you have
explainer video where you are actually talking
about what you're demonstrating using
slides and animations, et cetera, in that case, the cutout tool can
basically cut out your background and
only leave your shape, your form, your head, your, you know, you know,
talking head video, your head and your body, right? So it'll cut out everything. Now, what I'll do is, I am going to go to the
cutout tool again. I'm going to firstly undo. I'm going to get the
background back. I'm going to go to
the Cutout tool again and I'm going
to use chroma. Now, chroma basically means you can remove the
entire green screen, and instead of cutout, what will do this will remove the color
you select, right? If you select the color green, this will remove the
color green from the entire video or image that you have added
as a picture in picture. So I'm going to select this
particular color. Right? I'm going to select
this color green color. And as you can see, the green
color has been removed. And if I increase the strength, I can increase the strength
of the color removal. And by increasing the strength
of the color removal, I make certain that all of the green colour in the
background has been removed, and I can increase
the shadow also in order to ensure that all of it has been
removed, right? So I'm going to go back what are you going to do is
very simple, right? You have to go and select this particular
color selection tool, which I'm moving around
using my cursor right now, and you have to
select the color. Now, let's say you select the
steel color of the robot, it'll remove the steel
color of the robot. But if you select the color
of the background, right, green background, it'll remove the entire background, right? That is what it does, right?
So using the color tool, you can easily remove
any background. You can remove the red
background, white background. But if your image
inside the video, if your image inside
the video has red, if you're wearing
red clothes and you remove the red background,
your clothes, right? Half your body is going
to be removed, too. All your clothes will be removed in the sense
that, you know, it'll just show your face
because like I said, green is the best color. If that's why people use
green screens, right? Because if you're selecting
any other color to remove, it might be the case
that, you know, you're wearing
clothes of that color or your skin tone is
kind of like that, and that will remove what is
not supposed to be removed. That will remove you, your body, or any other image or
video you use, whatever. Whatever character is
there in that video, that will remove that
character, also, right? So green is the
best color because green usually does not
appear in a lot of clothes. If you're wearing green clothes, then it'll remove that portion. And leave a blur.
But like I said, you know, if you
have a green screen, you can use the cutout or the Chroma tool to basically make sure that
your picture in picture, the chroma effect that you want to achieve is
easily done, right? So your picture in picture
may have another video. It may have one video of you talking about something,
explaining something. I may have another video
with you lip syncing, and your background
may be green. In which case, you'll use a chroma key to remove
the background. If your background
is, let's say, white or blue, you can use
the cutout feature, right? Very easily done, okay? So that's all for picture in
picture. Thank you so much. I'll play this video again. And as you talk about the video. So that's
all for picture. Thank you so much.
I'll catch you in the next lecture where I
will discuss key frames. That keystones key
frames, right? And that'll be the final lecture in this course. Thank you.
13. Key frames: Hey, everyone. Welcome
to a new lecture. And this is going to
be a short lecture. I'll just demonstrate how
you can use keyframes. And to use keyframes, the video I'll use is the
picture in picture video. So I have this video
right over here, right picture in picture, and I have the video on the timeline. So the video is right over here, the picture in
picture video, and I have the video
on the timeline. So I'll go to the beginning of the clip and I'll
drop a keyframe. And to drop a keyframe, you have to go to the
downward facing tangle with the plus symbol that my
cursor is hovering upon. I'm going to drop
a keyframe, right? And then I will
add a mask, right? I'll add a circle mask, right? And what I'll do is I'm going to increase the length of the circle mask kind of
like this, right? And then I'll go to
the end of the clip and add another key frame. So now I have my keyframes
added. Let's see how it looks. First investment mechanism, I'll talk about
Series bank account. What is Series bank account? Well, it's a bank
account where you put your money and you earn
interest on the money, you put into the bank account. What is the difference between a savings bank account
and something? Because I added the
but a mutual fund. The figure inside the savings in size as we go through
the video, right? Because the
investment mechanism, I'll talk about is
savings bank account. What is savings bank account? So let's add It's a bank
account. You put your money. Mask, right? Let's
undo this mask. Let's go to PIP
picture in picture. Let's add another
mask. Right? I'm going to add a keyframe
right over here. Then I'll go to the mask option. I'll add a heart faced mask
or rather heart face mask. I'm going to keep
it right over here, and I'm going to increase the length of the
mask or rather, let's add a triangular
mask, right? And what I'll do
is I'll increase the length of the mask, right? And I'm going to drop another keyframe right
at the end of the video, right? Let's see how it looks. Mechanism, I'll talk about it robotic finger and I'm
going to select the video. I'm going to move
to the beginning of the video, drop a keyframe. Then what I'll do
is I'll select on the clip and I'll drop a
keyframe right at the end. I'm going to move the clip
and right at the end, I'll drop a keyframe
and I'll add a motion to the keyframe using the ease
function over here. As you can see, my cursor
is hovering over ease, I'll add a motion to the keyframe which kind
of looks like this. Just on the money to the bank. The difference
between a series. I've selected right over here, let's see the
animation right now. Right? Interest on
the money, of course. What the difference between
savings bank a mutual fund. The fish was assigned to it, good thing the hearings
bank funtion liquidity. In a mutual fund, the
other form or share or stock market investment I cannot liquid ascribed to saving
simple ease function, right? So that is what you can do with keyframe and the ease
function, right? Keyframes are essentially right. If you are doing animation, the beginning is how
your character is behaving or how your
character is entering a room, let's say, and the ending is how your character
is leaving the room. The motion between
your character entering and leaving
the room, you know, your animated character
entering and leaving the room, that will be determined by
the motion you ascribe to it, assigned to it using keyframe. So the keyframe is
one point in time that is locked and basically, if you are doing animation like this, like the robot
dancing, right. So the robot enters the picture in a certain manner and leaves the picture in a
certain manner in between, it has some motion,
and that motion can be assigned to it
using key frames. So that is what keyframes are. They are used to assign
different motions, different animations and
different motions to your video. Now, I use the
robot dancing video to demonstrate keyframes, using mass, using
different motions, using the Ease function. But in general, if
you have movies, you can use keyframes, too. You can use keyframes to
have your scenes zoom in, zoom out, to have your scenes
move in a certain way. Thank you so much.
I'll catch you in the final lecture
Otro for this course, where I'll recap what we have
learned. Thank you so much.
14. Outro: Hey, everyone. Now
you have learned how to edit videos
confidently using the in shot app from
essential edits like trimming and structuring
your clips to advanced features such
as picture in picture, keyframes for smooth motion, script based editing techniques, and effective noise
removal for clean audio. More importantly,
you now understand how to approach video
editing with clarity, knowing which tools to use, when to use them, and how to combine them to tell
better stories. Whether you're
creating content for social media, online
courses, YouTube, or personal projects, these
skills will help you work faster and produce more
polished professional results. The real progress
comes from practice. So keep experimenting, keep refining your skills,
and keep creating. Thank you so much for
taking this course, and I wish you all the best in your video editing journey. Thank you, see you, and I'll catch you in some other course I am
teaching. Thank you.
Ricky Lahiri, Content Creator, Writer and Marketing Researcher
