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Welcome to this longer lesson
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where I'm going to be
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actually editing this interview down to one minute.
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So thank you for all of you watching this.
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If you're jumping from the previous lesson
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earlier in the class,
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or if you've gone through the entire class
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and just wanted some extra lessons, then welcome.
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So what I'm going to do is just expand this timeline a bit
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so that I can see and have more space.
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Then I'm literally just going to walk through this,
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this video how I would myself.
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I'm going to walk and talk through it.
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There might be a couple of places where I'm
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just kind of listening to it,
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so there might be a little bit more pauses in this video
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than in other ones.
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So let's just get to it.
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So my sequence is set up,
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I have my audio from A camera up.
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I like having the wave form up
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so I can see where Anthony is talking.
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I can also tell where I'm talking and answering questions
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because that's where there are audio wave forms
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but they're a little bit lower.
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So anyways, let's just go through it.
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The first part is where I'm asking questions,
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so I can almost just skip through to about this point
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where not only can I see him talking
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up here in the video clip,
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but I can also see the voice right here
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pop up right here for the very first time.
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So when I'm dealing with multiple layers,
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instead of using the slip edit tools,
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I typically use the razor blade tool,
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just pressing C on my keyboard
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and trimming that first part.
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So I'm just going to trim right there.
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I'm going to select this clip, delete it,
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select this space, press delete on my keyboard,
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which is backspace for PC users,
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and it just makes this part of the interview
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at the very beginning.
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Now I'm gonna just listen through the entire interview
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and cut out parts that I like,
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and now I'm doing this after I've already created
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the sample video for this course,
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so I already know where I'm going to make edits,
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but let's just listen through it
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and we'll see what I like
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and why I like those parts.
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The same year I was diagnosed,
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that summer the whole ALS ice bucket challenge phenomenon
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went viral.
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I like that line,
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so I'm going to make my minute long clip
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about the ice bucket challenge.
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That's what this whole six minute clip is about.
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We did a two hour long interview,
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so he talks about a lot of other things.
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Who knows, by the time you take this class,
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the short documentary might be out.
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We're having a music composer do the score for it right now.
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And so anyways, I like that clip,
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so I just make that edit.
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Sometimes what I will do to mark where,
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if I like a clip or not,
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I'll just move this A camera shot up to track three,
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just for now, so I know that that's a clip that I like.
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And it was insane to see because
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ALS has been in my family,
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and I've been around it for such a long time,
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but nobody spoke of this disease,
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nobody knew what it was, and here,
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I like those clips a lot.
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I like that he's taking about ALS has been in his family,
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which isn't explained in the final cut that I did before.
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I'm not going to select it now,
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just because I'm trying to replicate what I did before,
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but there's so much good stuff,
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and that's why this is so hard to cut down to a minute,
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because there's so much good content.
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My news feed was filled with everyone that I knew
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and their momma's baby's momma
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doing the ALS ice bucket challenge,
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dumping ice water over their head.
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So I like this part of this line,
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because it explains what the ALS ice bucket challenge was.
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See how it starts?
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My news feed was filled with everyone,
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My news feed was filled with everyone
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and their baby's momma, I think that's what he said,
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goes on to say.
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We can trim out the first part of that sentence,
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so it's just everybody.
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Filled with everyone,
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Everyone.
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And a cool trick that you can do
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while playing through your edits
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is playing with the J, K, and L buttons on your keyboard.
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L will make your video play,
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J goes backwards,
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and you can press LL twice to do double speed
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and JJ twice to go backwards double speed,
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and K pauses it.
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So if I need to find specifically where it is,
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I can press L.
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Feed was filled with everyone.
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And I see it's right in there.
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Instead of using my mouse to move it right there,
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I could use J to go backwards
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and I could also use my keyboard to go frame at a time.
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I know it's right there,
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I want to start before he says everything,
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this little peak right there is where he starts
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to say everything,
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so I'm taking my razor blade tool and cutting it there.
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Everyone that I knew and their momma's baby's momma
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doing the ALS ice bucket challenge,
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dumping ice water over their head.
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Okay I'm gonna edit right there
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after he says head.
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Trim using the razor blade tool and move this up,
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so that's a selection now.
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So if I zoom out,
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you can see I have one selection, two selections.
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And not everybody knew or understood what this disease was
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but they're saying the letters ALS
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and bringing attention to it and I was happy, you know.
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I was just sitting back watching all that happen.
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Since I did this interview,
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I know that there's other lines that I like better
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that show his emotion and show what this meant to him,
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so I'm going to not choose that line
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even though it was a good line,
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but if you're an editor
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and you didn't shoot your own project,
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sometimes you have to listen through an interview
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multiple times so that you know where a good part is
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or a not good part is.
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And eventually it came to a point
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where people became frustrated and didn't,
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And this is a section that I didn't use
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in my own edit,
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so this is where he starts to talk about
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his frustration with it, how people became frustrated
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with the ALS ice bucket challenge
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and it's a very powerful part of the interview,
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it's just something that I didn't select,
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so hopefully some of you might choose this one.
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And were annoyed from the challenge.
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And then a lot of people really didn't understand
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the realities of this disease either.
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They were smiling dumping water on their head
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because it was, for all kinds of reasons,
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so I had someone that made a very negative post that I read
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that motivated me to make my ice bucket challenge.
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He's a friend of mine, a mutual friend of mine,
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told me that, or wrote on his wall or on his status
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saying that, if somebody does the ice bucket challenge again
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use gasoline and light yourself on fire instead
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or something like that,
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and I was just like, you know who I am,
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you know I have this disease and my mom has it,
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why would you say that?
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So this is a completely different
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part of the interview that I didn't select at all.
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For my video I thought I wanted to give a
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kind of overview of what he's talking about,
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but maybe you might want to dive into
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just this part of the video,
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just this part about how someone made this offensive comment
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It's up to you.
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And so a lot of my motivation in making that video
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was out of frustration,
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and frustrations that I've been keeping inside
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and I wouldn't even voice to my own family about,
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so I did all the fun part, you know,
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I jumped into a bikini and I washed my car,
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and did all that fun thing.
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But that's why the ice bucket challenge was successful,
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I thought, you know, because it was fun.
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So he talks about doing
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the ice bucket challenge,
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I think going to keep that part.
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I might edit it out later.
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And you can see that while I'm playing,
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I can still take the razor blade tool and make edits
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and that's another thing you can do
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once you start to become a more efficient editor,
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is you can be playing through listening
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but also be making edits on the timeline.
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I jumped into a bikini and I washed my car
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and did all that fun things,
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because that's why the ice bucket challenge was successful,
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I thought, you know, because it was fun.
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Nobody talks about this disease because it's ugly.
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You know, that doesn't go viral.
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But as soon as somebody does something random and fun,
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it goes viral.
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So that's what I did and then I,
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and that was funny I guess, and so then at the end,
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I was like I'm gonna talk to the camera.
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Okay so I'm going to just
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cut it somewhere in here,
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I'm going to have to make some more minute edits
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a little bit later on when I start cutting this down.
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And that was funny I guess.
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So I'm just going to select this,
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move it up as a selection.
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Turned on the camera when nobody was in my house
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and I just talked, I didn't know what I was gonna say,
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and then I became emotional, hysterical almost,
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because I was listening to myself
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and realising how unfair this was
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and then it went viral and blew up.
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The first day I got 100 thousand views.
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Okay so I want to keep this part
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about going viral.
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And then it went viral and blew up.
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The first day I got 100 thousand views.
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And then the next day I got a million.
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Okay gonna keep that part.
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By the end of that day it was like five, ten,
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it was going viral and it was crazy,
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my phone was dinging ten times a second,
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no exaggeration.
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All these little moments,
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I could've chosen this part versus that part,
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and to me it's more of just like a gut feeling
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of this is what I want to choose,
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but I could be wrong,
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and that's why it's important to get second opinions
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on your edit to see, okay is this line that he's saying
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powerful enough?
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Maybe I should have used this other line.
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And I'm sure some of you have feedback
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or maybe you're listening to this interview now
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and you're like, wow, Phil, why didn't you use this clip?
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This is so much better.
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And that's what's great about video making.
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It's an art and it's a personal way to tell a story.
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No exaggeration.
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It was going ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding.
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I never notifications, ever,
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and my phone was going bizzurk,
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and I turned off all of my notifications,
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like what is this?
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All my family came to the house, what is going on?
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You're getting all these views,
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you're getting all this support,
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you're getting all this love and encouragement,
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all these words of, like it's just insane.
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It was crazy, going viral is weird.
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So I want to keep this little part about
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where it's insane, he says it's insane.
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You're getting all this love and encouragement.
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Like it's just insane.
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I like that little part
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because it kind of wraps up,
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he says it went viral and then he says it was insane,
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and that's kind of like a conclusion to that thought.
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It's a crazy thing.
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And that was like a week-long process
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and I challenged Ellen Degeneres
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because Ellen brought so much hope to my mom
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and laughter and fun, she watches her show every day.
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include either.
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He went on the Ellen show,
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and there's actually photos, screenshots,
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of him on the Ellen show that you can go through
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and I don't have the rights to distribute these
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commercially, so just educationally
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we can use these for our own personal use,
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but know that we can't post these
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and try to sell these videos or anything
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because I didn't get the rights to using these screenshots,
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but for this fun little project,
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you can play around with using this story
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about going on Ellen,
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because it's another one that I think is really cool.
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You can make it all about, the whole minute piece about
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going on Ellen.
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She watches her show every day.
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because she's immobilised, she's paralysed,
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almost completely, and you know,
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she watches this show and got a lot of joy out of it.
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let alone like, you know,
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her doing an ALS ice bucket challenge for us.
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we got a call from the Ellen show
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and we got invited.
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So I'm not going to do it now,
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but sometimes when I'm playing through an interview,
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I'll listen to it in double speed,
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just be pressing L twice.
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So it's hard for you to be listening to that
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throughout this lesson,
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but if I was doing this on my own,
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sometimes I listen to long interviews at double speed
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so that I can get through it a little bit longer,
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or a bit faster.
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This is crazy, this is no way this is happening.
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And so my mom got to go to her show
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and also see her son sitting in that chair
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right next to her.
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It was such an incredible experience.
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Ellen gave her a hug, my mom waved to her with her foot.
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I think Ellen loves my mom more than she loves me,
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my mom's a beautiful soul.
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You're gonna have to meet her one of these days.
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So yeah that was that whole thing, it just blew up
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and that was incredible to see
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and it brought of needed attention and awareness to
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this horrible disease.
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Okay I'm gonna take this clip for now
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because I think that's another good wrap up.
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So yeah that was that whole thing, it just blew up.
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So I'll just take from
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"and that's incredible."
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And so you know, in a weird way,
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I think that's why I talk about this disease
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in always a very hopeful way,
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you know, always a very positive way,
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because I know that's going to translate better to everyone.
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You know I'm gonna say yes,
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here is what I'm going through,
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but also here is what you can do to help, you know.
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There's plenty of call to actions that will help
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promote research and fund research and development.
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Just anyways, yeah.
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So you can see that during this interview,
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which I was actually doing myself,
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I let him just kind of ramble on,
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and I think that's good when you're going for
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sort of an emotional story like this one
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where I just want him to get deep,
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I want him to say what feels right.
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If you're doing more of a PSA, a corporate video,
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and you need someone to stick to a certain line,
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as an interviewer, don't be afraid to jump in
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and ask the question again or say,
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I really like what you said,
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can you say it in this way or that way.
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So that was a long part of this interview
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where I just let him go,
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and then here I asked another question.
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So what, I mean, what kind of support
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came from the ice bucket challenge for you
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and was there other, did you meet other people?
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Sure, yeah, so,
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I think the ice bucket challenge,
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the video going viral,
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the biggest thing to me meant that I wasn't alone.
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I really like that line
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so I'm going to take it now.
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I know I'm selecting more than I have in my final piece
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so I'm going to have to edit it down,
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but we'll do that later.
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And it meant that there are a lot of other families
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going through this disease
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and they're realising that they're not going alone too.
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They're not going through this alone
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and that they are allowed to be vulnerable.
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Not only are the allowed to be vulnerable,
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but they should be vulnerable,
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because how else is everybody going to understand
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the devastation this disease brings,
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not just to one person, but to an entire family.
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All of this is really good stuff,
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but I'm not selecting it just because I'm
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trying to replicate my initial cut,
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but all really good stuff.
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And so I always encourage families,
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because it's really hard to do,
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but to be open, to share your journey with this disease
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because we need change, we need support,
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and we can't get it without you voicing it,
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you know, we can't keep that in the house.
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So the biggest thing the ALS ice bucket challenge brought
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was hope and awareness and advocacy and a voice.
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Okay I'm gonna take that.
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For a disease that takes,
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literally will take away my voice,
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you know,
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and for a demographic of people that
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is small and underserved and has never gotten
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the level of awareness that it's ever needed,
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this was huge for us.
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Okay I'm gonna take that whole clip.
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I know I have to edit this down,
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I can just tell from the timeline right here,
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that's 25 seconds right there
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and there's no way I can keep that entire line
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with all of my previous selections,
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but for this I think it's good.
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You know that's bigger than getting on,
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that's bigger than anything.
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That's bigger than getting on any other news programme,
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or anything like that, it's just the fact that,
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yeah just that.
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I made a cut right there.
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I think I gave you a clip or these two clips
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have a couple edits in there
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just to shorten it down.
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So right there.
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A lot of money was raised for our cause essentially.
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But we still need a lot more support.
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I just, I love this last line
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because it wraps everything up together.
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The ALS ice bucket challenge was great,
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but you know, it's still, we have to live with ALS.
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You know,
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I know it was one summer of fun,
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but this disease is every day for us, you know.
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And it's still here and there's still no cure.
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And so we need to continue support
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until this beast is gone, you know.
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Okay I'm gonna cut
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right before he says "you know."
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I'm gonna move this interview clip up to track three.
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I'm going to zoom out and now I can see
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all of my selections.
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Easy right?
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All of my selections.
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I wanna just mention another way to do this
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if you're just shooting with one camera.
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Say I just had interview and this was the only camera,
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instead of putting it on my timeline like this,
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I could just listen to it through my source monitor,
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make selections with my in and out points,
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and then drag it down to my timeline.
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That's totally fine if you want to do it that way,
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but with a two-camera interview,
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you have to put them down on your timeline first
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and sync them up.
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So if this was actually a documentary I was working on,
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what I would do is name this sequence,
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I'll call this selects, okay.
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Or you know what I would call this, synced interview.
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Then I would duplicate this
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just by selecting it, copying it,
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and pasting it in that folder,
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calling this selects,
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double clicking this and opening it up
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so now I have the selects timeline open.
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Then I'm going to get rid of all of the non-selects
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just by selecting them, deleting them.
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See that?
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Pretty easy.
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Then I'm going to delete all of the space
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in between the selects,
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and we'll see how much time I have selected.
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So I have just a minute and a half of selects,
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and that's gonna be too long,
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so I have to edit this down.
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So then before I start editing this down though,
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I'm first going to move the interview A camera
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down to track two for video.
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Then I'm going to take the selects,
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copy it and paste it again,
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and call this
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Anthony V1, or whatever you want to call it, but V1
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for the first version.
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Then I'm just going to close these tabs for selects
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and B roll edits,
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and synced interviews.
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One thing that we haven't done
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is turn on our auto save.
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And you saw that it did do an auto save right there.
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If you haven't done so already,
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go up to Premiere Pro CC, go to Preferences,
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go to Auto Save.
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This opens up your auto save options.
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You definitely want auto save on, this check mark right here
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and depending on how fast you edit,
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you might want to save it every five minutes,
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every three minutes, every ten minutes.
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I do five minutes because I think
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that's a pretty good amount of time.
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Sometimes I do a lot of edits within five minutes,
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but five minutes is usually fairly safe,
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and then you choose the maximum project versions,
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so it will save 20 versions
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and then it will start replacing those after,
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say you did this for over 100 minutes,
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then it would start replacing those first versions
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that you auto saved.
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And these will save in the same place
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where your project is.
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So see here, we talked about those capture scratch settings
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in the very beginning when we opened up the new project.
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Here we have Adobe Premiere Pro Auto Save Folder,
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and we have all of these auto save files
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and you can see 11:11, saved at 11:17, 11:22.
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And if for some reason your project crashes,
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or you want to go back to
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how the project was at the start of the day,
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you can do that with these auto saves.
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Anyways, that's just a quick note.
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Let's continue with editing this down.
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So now we have our Anthony version one sequence.
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We can make all these edits
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and not be afraid that we can't go back,
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because we can go back to our selects timeline
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and I'm just gonna play through this and trim stuff down.
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The same year I was diagnosed,
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that summer the whole ALS ice bucket challenge phenomenon
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went viral.
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Everyone that I knew.
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So I could just to save time,
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edit out this phenomenon word.
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So if I take this phenomenon word out,
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it goes from,
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let me just bunch these together.
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The whole ALS ice bucket challenge went viral.
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That's a complete sentence,
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the problem is now I have to cover this cut,
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see there's like a very minute cut,
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we have to cover that with B roll
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unless you don't mind there being jump cuts in your video.
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So that's something to keep in mind
528
00:22:54.762 --> 00:22:58.033
as you are cutting down these sentences.
529
00:22:58.033 --> 00:22:59.603
So I'm just gonna undo that
530
00:22:59.603 --> 00:23:03.387
and leave him saying phenomenon went viral.
531
00:23:03.387 --> 00:23:06.539
Everyone that I knew and their momma's baby's momma
532
00:23:06.539 --> 00:23:08.454
was doing the ALS ice bucket challenge,
533
00:23:08.454 --> 00:23:09.999
dumping ice water over their heads.
534
00:23:09.999 --> 00:23:11.496
So I did all the fun part, you know,
535
00:23:11.496 --> 00:23:14.387
I jumped into a bikini and washed my car,
536
00:23:14.387 --> 00:23:15.575
and did all that fun thing,
537
00:23:15.575 --> 00:23:17.144
because that's why the ice bucket challenge
538
00:23:17.144 --> 00:23:19.160
was successful, you know, it's because it was fun.
539
00:23:19.160 --> 00:23:22.305
Nobody talks about this disease because it's ugly.
540
00:23:22.305 --> 00:23:23.566
I'm just gonna start
541
00:23:23.566 --> 00:23:25.649
from "nobody talks about"
542
00:23:26.658 --> 00:23:28.585
Challenge, dumping ice water over their head.
543
00:23:28.585 --> 00:23:29.513
Nobody talks,
544
00:23:29.513 --> 00:23:31.217
Because that's a complete thought.
545
00:23:31.217 --> 00:23:33.935
I don't want to get to his video yet,
546
00:23:33.935 --> 00:23:37.975
I want to just go from the ALS ice bucket challenge,
547
00:23:37.975 --> 00:23:41.126
it went viral, nobody talks about it.
548
00:23:41.126 --> 00:23:43.491
Nobody talks about this disease because it's ugly.
549
00:23:43.491 --> 00:23:44.852
That doesn't go viral,
550
00:23:44.852 --> 00:23:46.650
but as soon as somebody does something random and fun,
551
00:23:46.650 --> 00:23:49.459
it goes viral, so that's what I did.
552
00:23:49.459 --> 00:23:51.790
And then he says, and that's what I did.
553
00:23:51.790 --> 00:23:54.457
And that was funny I guess.
554
00:23:54.457 --> 00:23:56.728
To save time, I'm gonna really get in here,
555
00:23:56.728 --> 00:23:58.061
and slice it up.
556
00:24:00.634 --> 00:24:02.847
"And so that's what I did."
557
00:24:02.847 --> 00:24:06.666
And I'm just using my keys to get to that point
558
00:24:06.666 --> 00:24:08.416
and delete this part.
559
00:24:10.312 --> 00:24:11.589
So that's what I did
560
00:24:11.589 --> 00:24:13.259
and then it went viral, it blew up.
561
00:24:13.259 --> 00:24:16.321
It got, first day I got 100 thousand views.
562
00:24:16.321 --> 00:24:18.400
Okay so it went viral.
563
00:24:18.400 --> 00:24:19.562
It went viral, it blew up.
564
00:24:19.562 --> 00:24:22.062
See how he says
565
00:24:23.115 --> 00:24:25.698
"it blew up, it got, first day,
566
00:24:28.845 --> 00:24:30.612
"first day I got 100 thousand views."
567
00:24:30.612 --> 00:24:34.236
I can just trim out this middle part right here,
568
00:24:34.236 --> 00:24:38.589
"it got," because he restarts his sentence,
569
00:24:38.589 --> 00:24:40.046
saying "first day,"
570
00:24:40.046 --> 00:24:42.281
and that just saves half a second.
571
00:24:42.281 --> 00:24:43.396
It went viral, it blew up.
572
00:24:43.396 --> 00:24:45.153
First day I got 100 thousand views,
573
00:24:45.153 --> 00:24:46.721
then the next day I got a million.
574
00:24:46.721 --> 00:24:49.023
We're getting all this love and encouragement
575
00:24:49.023 --> 00:24:50.115
Okay so this is good but,
576
00:24:50.115 --> 00:24:52.698
see here when this clip starts,
577
00:24:55.339 --> 00:24:58.052
see that weird sound he's making,
578
00:24:58.052 --> 00:25:00.718
I'm gonna cut that out.
579
00:25:00.718 --> 00:25:03.142
And for now, I'm just going to cut out the audio
580
00:25:03.142 --> 00:25:04.999
and not the video,
581
00:25:04.999 --> 00:25:08.666
so I'm going to press Option on my keyboard,
582
00:25:09.801 --> 00:25:12.801
click just the audio and drag it in.
583
00:25:14.476 --> 00:25:15.309
Okay.
584
00:25:16.926 --> 00:25:19.107
Like it was just insane,
585
00:25:19.107 --> 00:25:20.432
and that was incredible to see,
586
00:25:20.432 --> 00:25:22.103
and it brought a lot of needed attention
587
00:25:22.103 --> 00:25:25.394
and awareness to this horrible disease.
588
00:25:25.394 --> 00:25:27.420
So he says this line,
589
00:25:27.420 --> 00:25:29.008
I'm actually going to get rid of this line
590
00:25:29.008 --> 00:25:30.595
because he says it's,
591
00:25:30.595 --> 00:25:31.621
Like it was just insane.
592
00:25:31.621 --> 00:25:32.789
"It was just insane,"
593
00:25:32.789 --> 00:25:34.960
and then he says "it was incredible."
594
00:25:34.960 --> 00:25:36.759
He's kind of repeating himself.
595
00:25:36.759 --> 00:25:39.151
I'm just going to delete this entire clip.
596
00:25:39.151 --> 00:25:40.696
See where I'm at with my minute,
597
00:25:40.696 --> 00:25:43.737
so I still have to cut out fifteen seconds.
598
00:25:43.737 --> 00:25:48.308
The biggest thing to me meant that I wasn't alone.
599
00:25:48.308 --> 00:25:49.999
So the biggest thing the ALS ice bucket challenge brought
600
00:25:49.999 --> 00:25:53.999
was hope and awareness and advocacy and a voice.
601
00:25:56.078 --> 00:25:59.411
Okay so these again are kind of repetitive.
602
00:25:59.411 --> 00:26:01.408
He says "the biggest thing for me"
603
00:26:01.408 --> 00:26:05.054
The biggest thing to me meant that I wasn't alone.
604
00:26:05.054 --> 00:26:06.052
"I wasn't alone"
605
00:26:06.052 --> 00:26:08.245
and then he says that again,
606
00:26:08.245 --> 00:26:10.312
and I like this part about the voice.
607
00:26:10.312 --> 00:26:13.372
And awareness and advocacy and a voice.
608
00:26:13.372 --> 00:26:14.411
"And a voice"
609
00:26:14.411 --> 00:26:17.128
But then he goes on to explain what that voice is.
610
00:26:17.128 --> 00:26:18.695
For a disease that takes,
611
00:26:18.695 --> 00:26:20.868
literally will take away my voice.
612
00:26:20.868 --> 00:26:22.953
Okay so I'm just gonna start from there,
613
00:26:22.953 --> 00:26:26.299
"for a disease," delete that, so it goes from
614
00:26:26.299 --> 00:26:28.839
To me meant that I wasn't alone.
615
00:26:28.839 --> 00:26:29.918
"I wasn't alone"
616
00:26:29.918 --> 00:26:33.645
A disease that takes, literally will take away my voice,
617
00:26:33.645 --> 00:26:36.596
and for a demographic of people that
618
00:26:36.596 --> 00:26:38.596
is small and underserved
619
00:26:40.173 --> 00:26:42.026
And then I'm just going to cut from
620
00:26:42.026 --> 00:26:43.213
Literally will take away my voice
621
00:26:43.213 --> 00:26:45.943
"Literally will take away my voice"
622
00:26:45.943 --> 00:26:49.276
then cut straight to "for a demographic"
623
00:26:53.623 --> 00:26:56.917
Another way instead of selecting these, deleting,
624
00:26:56.917 --> 00:27:00.141
selecting this and then deleting,
625
00:27:00.141 --> 00:27:02.567
another way to do that basically same thing
626
00:27:02.567 --> 00:27:05.547
is press A on your keyboard.
627
00:27:05.547 --> 00:27:09.433
A brings up this track select forward tool,
628
00:27:09.433 --> 00:27:13.016
and if I select or click on my timeline,
629
00:27:13.016 --> 00:27:16.529
it chooses all of the layers to the right.
630
00:27:16.529 --> 00:27:17.545
See that?
631
00:27:17.545 --> 00:27:19.471
To the right of where I click.
632
00:27:19.471 --> 00:27:21.074
If I want a single layer,
633
00:27:21.074 --> 00:27:23.519
I can press Shift button,
634
00:27:23.519 --> 00:27:26.351
and it will just click a single layer
635
00:27:26.351 --> 00:27:29.294
and whatever audio's attached to it.
636
00:27:29.294 --> 00:27:33.271
But I can use this to select everything to the right
637
00:27:33.271 --> 00:27:35.854
and just drag it over the left.
638
00:27:37.789 --> 00:27:41.159
And while that's selected, I can also move
639
00:27:41.159 --> 00:27:42.909
or nudge these clips.
640
00:27:43.771 --> 00:27:45.695
To nudge your selected clips,
641
00:27:45.695 --> 00:27:49.116
just press the Command key on your keyboard
642
00:27:49.116 --> 00:27:53.106
and press the left or right arrow keys,
643
00:27:53.106 --> 00:27:57.273
and or the shift command, left or right arrow keys.
644
00:27:58.464 --> 00:28:01.762
And control if you're on a PC.
645
00:28:01.762 --> 00:28:03.178
So for any clip I have selected,
646
00:28:03.178 --> 00:28:07.734
I can press Command left or right on my keyboard,
647
00:28:07.734 --> 00:28:10.748
and it nudges it to the left or right.
648
00:28:10.748 --> 00:28:12.638
It's a good thing to know so that
649
00:28:12.638 --> 00:28:15.246
you can make those minute edits.
650
00:28:15.246 --> 00:28:16.407
Take away my voice,
651
00:28:16.407 --> 00:28:20.801
for a demographic of people that is small and underserved
652
00:28:20.801 --> 00:28:24.959
and has never gotten the level of awareness
653
00:28:24.959 --> 00:28:26.926
that it's ever needed, this was huge for us.
654
00:28:26.926 --> 00:28:30.843
But we still need a lot more support, you know,
655
00:28:31.802 --> 00:28:34.031
I know it was one summer.
656
00:28:34.031 --> 00:28:35.460
So I already see a couple things
657
00:28:35.460 --> 00:28:37.812
that I want to get rid of.
658
00:28:37.812 --> 00:28:39.523
To make an interview sound smoother,
659
00:28:39.523 --> 00:28:43.675
I get rid of those ums or that ers, right here.
660
00:28:43.675 --> 00:28:45.003
You know,
661
00:28:45.003 --> 00:28:47.019
He says "you know, uh"
662
00:28:47.019 --> 00:28:49.809
So I'm just going to get rid of these
663
00:28:49.809 --> 00:28:52.614
with the A, select all of it to the right,
664
00:28:52.614 --> 00:28:54.739
and just drag over.
665
00:28:54.739 --> 00:28:57.491
A lot more support, I know it was just one summer
666
00:28:57.491 --> 00:28:59.254
And then he says "I know"
667
00:28:59.254 --> 00:29:01.553
It was one summer.
668
00:29:01.553 --> 00:29:05.124
He says "I know it was just one summer,"
669
00:29:05.124 --> 00:29:06.615
he repeats himself,
670
00:29:06.615 --> 00:29:09.532
so I'm just going to make that cut,
671
00:29:11.423 --> 00:29:12.897
drag the selections to the left
672
00:29:12.897 --> 00:29:15.335
so he just starts with the second one.
673
00:29:15.335 --> 00:29:17.877
It was one summer of fun,
674
00:29:17.877 --> 00:29:21.186
but this disease is every day for us, you know,
675
00:29:21.186 --> 00:29:23.938
and it's still here and there's still no cure,
676
00:29:23.938 --> 00:29:26.121
and so we need to continue support
677
00:29:26.121 --> 00:29:28.478
until this beast is gone.
678
00:29:28.478 --> 00:29:30.150
So he has another "you know" in here,
679
00:29:30.150 --> 00:29:34.070
which is just something that English speakers say,
680
00:29:34.070 --> 00:29:35.819
so I'm gonna get rid of that.
681
00:29:35.819 --> 00:29:37.789
Every day for us, and it's still here,
682
00:29:37.789 --> 00:29:40.273
and there's still no cure.
683
00:29:40.273 --> 00:29:42.684
So I like this whole end,
684
00:29:42.684 --> 00:29:44.356
but we are still over a minute
685
00:29:44.356 --> 00:29:46.501
and I'm very strict with that minute length.
686
00:29:46.501 --> 00:29:48.364
We have to get this under a minute.
687
00:29:48.364 --> 00:29:50.997
So I have to cut down about two seconds.
688
00:29:50.997 --> 00:29:53.119
So I'm just gonna listen to this one more time
689
00:29:53.119 --> 00:29:55.529
and see wherever I can cut it down.
690
00:29:55.529 --> 00:29:57.402
The same year I was diagnosed,
691
00:29:57.402 --> 00:30:01.623
that summer the whole ALS ice bucket challenge phenomenon
692
00:30:01.623 --> 00:30:02.540
went viral.
693
00:30:04.109 --> 00:30:05.997
So maybe that phenomenon part
694
00:30:05.997 --> 00:30:08.445
could be a bit to cut out.
695
00:30:08.445 --> 00:30:09.953
Everyone I knew and their momma's baby's momma
696
00:30:09.953 --> 00:30:12.083
were doing the ALS ice bucket challenge.
697
00:30:12.083 --> 00:30:13.571
Here's a little bit,
698
00:30:13.571 --> 00:30:15.712
and I know that for some of these parts
699
00:30:15.712 --> 00:30:16.977
I'm going to cover it with B roll
700
00:30:16.977 --> 00:30:19.331
because I know what B roll I have,
701
00:30:19.331 --> 00:30:20.808
and that's a good thing to look through,
702
00:30:20.808 --> 00:30:22.623
what B roll do you have?
703
00:30:22.623 --> 00:30:24.379
What photos do you have?
704
00:30:24.379 --> 00:30:27.123
I've got some social media posts.
705
00:30:27.123 --> 00:30:30.146
These are things I can put over this part
706
00:30:30.146 --> 00:30:33.296
so that we don't see any cuts that I actually make
707
00:30:33.296 --> 00:30:34.465
in the interview.
708
00:30:34.465 --> 00:30:37.398
Everyone that I knew and their momma's baby's momma
709
00:30:37.398 --> 00:30:40.258
And so I'm just gonna cut out
710
00:30:40.258 --> 00:30:42.841
this repetition of "and theirs"
711
00:30:47.259 --> 00:30:49.720
So I'm just going to make this selection,
712
00:30:49.720 --> 00:30:53.084
nudge it over to where my timeline indicator is
713
00:30:53.084 --> 00:30:55.679
And their momma's baby's momma
714
00:30:55.679 --> 00:30:56.718
So that's good,
715
00:30:56.718 --> 00:30:58.536
there's an audio cut right there
716
00:30:58.536 --> 00:31:00.282
that we're going to have to add a transition to
717
00:31:00.282 --> 00:31:01.341
to smooth it out.
718
00:31:01.341 --> 00:31:02.457
We'll do that later.
719
00:31:02.457 --> 00:31:06.276
Everyone that I knew and their momma's baby's momma
720
00:31:06.276 --> 00:31:07.276
doing the ALS ice bucket challenge,
721
00:31:07.276 --> 00:31:08.276
dumping ice water over their head.
722
00:31:08.276 --> 00:31:10.146
Nobody talks about this disease because it's ugly,
723
00:31:10.146 --> 00:31:11.423
you know, that doesn't go viral,
724
00:31:11.423 --> 00:31:13.761
but as soon as somebody does something random and fun,
725
00:31:13.761 --> 00:31:15.271
it goes viral, and so that's what I did,
726
00:31:15.271 --> 00:31:16.962
and then it went viral, it blew up.
727
00:31:16.962 --> 00:31:20.437
Okay, he keeps saying "viral, it went viral"
728
00:31:20.437 --> 00:31:23.915
so I'm gonna get rid of this "it went viral"
729
00:31:23.915 --> 00:31:26.538
and see what the interview sounds like.
730
00:31:26.538 --> 00:31:28.281
As soon as somebody does something random and fun,
731
00:31:28.281 --> 00:31:30.139
it goes viral, and so that's what I did.
732
00:31:30.139 --> 00:31:32.023
First day I got 100 thousand views.
733
00:31:32.023 --> 00:31:33.789
And then the next day I got a million.
734
00:31:33.789 --> 00:31:37.511
Okay so I think that's pretty good
735
00:31:37.511 --> 00:31:41.343
and we still got half a second left,
736
00:31:41.343 --> 00:31:42.496
but that's good,
737
00:31:42.496 --> 00:31:44.040
because we don't need him to repeat himself,
738
00:31:44.040 --> 00:31:45.904
"it went viral, it went viral."
739
00:31:45.904 --> 00:31:46.865
It got 100 thousand views,
740
00:31:46.865 --> 00:31:48.701
and then the next day it got a million.
741
00:31:48.701 --> 00:31:50.305
We're getting all this love and encouragement,
742
00:31:50.305 --> 00:31:51.549
all these words of, like it was just insane.
743
00:31:51.549 --> 00:31:54.049
The biggest thing to me meant,
744
00:31:55.163 --> 00:31:56.203
I think that part,
745
00:31:56.203 --> 00:31:58.389
because he doesn't complete his sentence.
746
00:31:58.389 --> 00:32:00.410
All this love and encouragement, all these words of,
747
00:32:00.410 --> 00:32:03.253
He's about to say
748
00:32:03.253 --> 00:32:05.340
"and all these words of affirmation"
749
00:32:05.340 --> 00:32:07.193
but then he cuts himself off and he says,
750
00:32:07.193 --> 00:32:08.506
"it was just insane."
751
00:32:08.506 --> 00:32:10.256
It was just insane.
752
00:32:14.048 --> 00:32:15.433
So I'm just gonna say
753
00:32:15.433 --> 00:32:17.287
"it was just insane"
754
00:32:17.287 --> 00:32:18.120
start with
755
00:32:18.978 --> 00:32:20.966
We're getting all this love and encouragement
756
00:32:20.966 --> 00:32:21.964
"We're getting all this
757
00:32:21.964 --> 00:32:25.714
"love and encouragement, it was just insane."
758
00:32:28.537 --> 00:32:30.910
That's a little bit too much.
759
00:32:30.910 --> 00:32:34.156
You can see that I can select multiple clips,
760
00:32:34.156 --> 00:32:36.156
drag and do a trim edit.
761
00:32:39.733 --> 00:32:42.143
Selecting and nudging everything.
762
00:32:42.143 --> 00:32:45.143
Encouragement, it was just insane.
763
00:32:46.253 --> 00:32:48.793
Love and encouragement, it was just insane.
764
00:32:48.793 --> 00:32:51.579
Something like that I think will work
765
00:32:51.579 --> 00:32:54.014
with the little audio transition.
766
00:32:54.014 --> 00:32:55.657
For a disease that takes,
767
00:32:55.657 --> 00:32:57.376
literally will take away my voice
768
00:32:57.376 --> 00:32:59.121
That's another important part,
769
00:32:59.121 --> 00:33:00.468
"for a disease that"
770
00:33:00.468 --> 00:33:01.468
For a disease that takes,
771
00:33:01.468 --> 00:33:02.594
literally will take away my voice
772
00:33:02.594 --> 00:33:05.581
"Takes" and then he says "literally will take"
773
00:33:05.581 --> 00:33:06.914
So I'll just go,
774
00:33:10.240 --> 00:33:12.514
"for a disease that literally takes."
775
00:33:12.514 --> 00:33:16.681
For a disease that literally will take away my voice
776
00:33:18.862 --> 00:33:22.735
So that's a more complete, normal sentence.
777
00:33:22.735 --> 00:33:26.441
For a demographic of people that is small and underserved
778
00:33:26.441 --> 00:33:28.441
and has never gotten the
779
00:33:29.893 --> 00:33:31.061
And I think we're under a minute,
780
00:33:31.061 --> 00:33:33.401
but I'm just gonna watch through this.
781
00:33:33.401 --> 00:33:35.619
But we still need a lot more support.
782
00:33:35.619 --> 00:33:38.065
It was one summer of fun,
783
00:33:38.065 --> 00:33:40.151
but this disease is every day for us.
784
00:33:40.151 --> 00:33:42.996
And it's still here, and there's still no cure.
785
00:33:42.996 --> 00:33:47.674
And so we need continued support until this beast is gone.
786
00:33:47.674 --> 00:33:48.967
And that's fine that it ends there,
787
00:33:48.967 --> 00:33:50.504
we have one second left.
788
00:33:50.504 --> 00:33:52.610
This allows us to let a few of these lines
789
00:33:52.610 --> 00:33:54.195
breathe a little bit more
790
00:33:54.195 --> 00:33:56.622
if we want to add some space in between the lines
791
00:33:56.622 --> 00:34:00.487
so it's not just what I call wall-to-wall audio,
792
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just from zero seconds to sixty seconds
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he's just saying, saying, saying stuff.
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Sometimes in our videos, it's good to let moments breathe,
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especially when you want to add emotion to something,
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just let something sink in there for a minute,
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pause for a few seconds.
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We don't have that much time to do that
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with just a minute long video,
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but for a longer piece,
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that's something to think about.
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So we have our project now,
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thank you for watching.
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I don't know if anyone's watching this entire lesson,
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but if you are, congrats and kudos to you.
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It's time for you to do the same thing.
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Find your selections, edit it down to a minute,
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and we'll go back to the section previously that you were on
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and we'll start to add B roll to this footage.