Instructor: Welcome back to the course, maybe you watched
the previous lecture in the section
and were able to edit your interview sequence
yourself or maybe you watched the full-length
editing section that I put later on in the course
that got me to where I am today.
Just to catch you up, we have an Anthony v1 sequence
where I have one minute's worth of interview clips
with both the A camera and B camera.
In this video we're going to add B-roll to our footage.
So we have to decide where we want B-roll
and what that B-roll is going to be.
It's probably a good idea for you to look through
the B-roll shots, see what all of them are,
and look through the photos and see what they are as well.
You're free to go online and try to find your own B-roll
or you could even shoot your own B-roll if you think
there's a shot that needs to be done.
We are limited though with the B-roll that I've given you,
and that could be a problem if you want a specific
B-roll shot, but it's also a good challenge
to come up with a way to edit a video
and make it look amazing without having every single
shot that you would like to have.
So going through my interview, we're just gonna
listen through it and then we're going to see
what we want to add to it as B-roll.
Anthony: The same year I was diagnosed,
that summer the whole ALS ice bucket
challenge phenomena went viral.
Instructor: So for this intro part, I'm not
gonna have any B-roll, 'cause I want to just
jump right into his face, into seeing Anthony on camera
to introduce him to the audience.
We'll probably put a graphic lower third title,
and we'll learn how to do that in the titles
section of this course.
Anthony: Everyone that I knew and their
mamma's baby's mama doing...
Instructor: So you'll see that there is a little
jump cut right here, we were trimming down the clip.
Anthony: Everyone that I knew
and their mamma's baby's...
Instructor: And there's an audio, sort of sounds
like a glitch, we'll fix that with the transitions
in the next couple of lessons.
But here is a part where we want to add some clips
of the ALS ice bucket challenge.
I don't have the rights to other videos
of other people, but you could, if this was an actual
documentary you were making, you might want to get
rights to other ALS ice bucket challenge videos.
Here we do have the clip that he gave me for my
documentary of him doing the ice bucket challenge.
So without context, it's kind of weird.
You see him in a bikini, but this is just for fun
just to be crazy, more wild, out there,
try to get more views.
So I'm gonna scan through this and just get
to the parts where it's kind of funny.
So we've got a couple different shots,
him talking calling out Ellen.
So if you're editing your minute-long piece
and you're making it about him calling out Ellen
you might want to actually include the audio clip
from him calling out Ellen right here.
For me, I'm just gonna take these shots
and I'm just gonna scrub through it, press the I
for the endpoint, play through it.
Stop, press O for the outpoint, take the video
only and drag it down here.
If I expand this track three I can see what this clip is.
And this is good so that I know what's going on
on my timeline, I know what the video clips look like.
I'm gonna scrub through here even more,
maybe get this funny part.
Start where he starts to scrub the window,
maybe while he's doing it, something like here.
That's kind of funny, but make sure we end before
it cuts to this other shot, put this afterwords.
Anthony: Viral, everyone that I knew and their momma's
baby's mamma was doing the ALS ice bucket challenge
dumping ice water over their head.
Nobody talks...
Instructor: And we're gonna finish with
this shot of ice water dumping over his head,
matching what he's saying in the interview
with what you're seeing...
Anthony: Ice bucket challenge dumping
ice water over their head. Nobody talks...
Instructor: In the video clip.
Anthony: ...about this disease because it's...
Instructor: I think it's okay that this clip
actually extends past where he stops that last line
and continues into this next thought.
Anthony: Disease because it's ugly, you know?
That doesn't go viral, but as soon as somebody
does something random and fun it goes...
Instructor: If we have more video clips
it might be good to add some more
ALS ice bucket clips right here.
Anthony: Viral and so that's what I did.
The first day I got 100,000 views.
Instructor: Then for my edit he starts
talking about the virality of it, how it went viral.
And he talks about the social media views.
So we have a few social media screenshots
that we're going to add.
What I'm going to do is just select all of these
just by selecting the top one, Shift + Clicking
the last one, drag it down here.
I'm going to put them all on different layers
though so that they end up going on top of each other.
And when I do that I'm adding extra layers,
I'm adding a sixth video layer right now.
And you can see when I add these their different shapes,
they're too big, they're too small.
We're going to have to edit the size
and shape of these things later on.
I just want to get them onto my timeline.
I also want a white background,
so see here on the edge of this video
we have the social media clip of the photo,
but we see the edge of the shot from the interview.
I don't want that, I want a white background.
So what I will do is, let me just move this up,
I will select all of these screenshots,
move them up a layer, or a video track,
then I will add a white background right here.
I'm going to start a new graphics folder or a graphics bin.
So I'll call this graphics.
And then in the graphics bin with it selected
I'm going to press the new item button colour matte.
Choose the video setting size which matches
my settings right now for my sequence so that's good.
Then I have that colour picker, and I'm
just going to move down to white.
If you want you can change the colours with
the hex code down here, or you can choose this eyedropper
and then move anywhere in your video preview monitor,
or anywhere on your screen to select that colour.
So say I want to match the colour of his skin,
I can do that there.
I'm just going to choose white.
Then it asks me to choose a name,
I'm going to call this white matte.
Press okay, it appears in our graphics bin.
Now I'm going to drag it onto my sequence.
So now...
Anthony: So that's what I did,
first day I got 100,000 views.
Instructor: We have these social
media screenshots right here.
We still have to edit them how I did
in the original video where they slide on.
That's a little bit of motion graphics
that we'll learn a little bit later on.
Anthony: And the next day I got a million.
We're getting all this love and encouragement.
It was just insane.
The biggest thing to me...
Instructor: And I'm just going to extend
this white part right here.
Anthony: Encouragement was just insane, the biggest...
Instructor: To after he says 'it was insane'
to know that these clips will extend to that part.
Anthony: Thing to me meant that I wasn't alone.
For a disease that literally will take away...
Instructor: Then when he talks about a disease
that will literally take away his voice,
let's show a picture of him and his mom.
Both of them are diagnosed with ALS,
both of them are struggling to survive.
So we're gonna add this right here.
And just drag and drop that photo.
Anthony: A disease that literally will take away...
Instructor: Right there.
Now you can see that it's too big
and it's not in the right position.
We'll learn how to edit that later on.
Anthony: For a demographic of people that is small...
Instructor: And then when he's talking
about this more emotional stuff,
let's take that video clip of him and his wife.
Maybe a photo, maybe this shot where they're working
in the chair, but I don't see his face in this shot.
We have the reverse shot in the real documentary,
but for here let's just take one of these shots
of them with the photo.
So let's just select a little bit of this clip,
putting in my in and out points, adding right here.
Anthony: Demographic of people
that is small and underserved...
Instructor: We could add this photo of him
maybe with his cure ALS car,
that's kind of cool.
Let's just take that, maybe we'll put that before
the video shot so it goes photo, photo,
you can see it's way zoomed in
'cause that photo is really big.
Let me make the photo of him and his mom
just a little bit bigger.
Anthony: That is small and...
Instructor: Right now I'm conceptualising
what this is going to look like.
Even though it doesn't look like it here
in our programme monitor, we still have to make
all kinds of adjustments to the size of these photos.
I'm just laying it down for later on.
Anthony: The level of awareness that it's ever needed.
This was huge for us, but we still need a lot more support.
It was...
Instructor: I like seeing him look up at the camera
where he says 'but we still need a lot of support.'
Then we'll just finish on these shots of him
cruising around town in his wheelchair
which I think is important, and it's powerful
because he's talking about needing more support.
And we're showing his life right now,
him in a wheelchair and he's 27 years old.
He still needs support and that's
what we're going to end on.
Anthony: Still need a lot more support.
Instructor: That might be something
you wanna start on too, you could start
on one of these shots and then end on the other.
That could be a cool way to bookend your piece.
So now we have our B-roll laid out.
We have the ALS ice bucket challenge stuff,
we've got the social media stuff,
we've got the family stuff of him and his mom
and him and his wife, and then him with this disease.
In the next lessons we'll learn how to manipulate
these photos and graphics to make them the right size.