Narrator: I've got a fun practise for you to do today.
I want you to take this drone shot,
which you can download in the resources
and make it only five or six seconds long
using a speed ramp, using the speed ramp effect
under time remapping, under the Effects controls.
I want you to make this shot more dynamic.
It's really cool shot.
My buddy Sam shot it.
Great shot - zoom out from Anthony and Larney
from their hammock and then it ends with this great
tilt to the city of Redlands where they live.
I really love it, but it's just too long.
Sometimes you're in a situation when you're editing
a film where you have a five or six second spot
where you need a clip and you have the perfect clip
but it's just too long so what do you do?
Do you just speed it up?
That might be weird.
Do you just cut parts of it?
Do you try to shorten it by jump cutting it
from the beginning to the end?
Maybe you make it more dynamic with a speed ramp.
I want you to try to make it look like this.
Slow, fast, then slow in the tilt up.
So it starts out slow, then it zooms up fast,
through the tilt, and then it slows down
at the end of the tilt.
I'll show you what I did in the next lesson
to get this kind of effect but go ahead,
practise with the clip and try to replicate this motion
that I did right here.
Thanks for watching and we'll see ya then.