The Art of the Edit - Session 2

$50.00

Session 2: Crafting the Cut — Rhythm, Audio and Workflow

Pre-Session Materials

 PDF: Rhythm and Audio Tips

 YouTube Clips: Examples of pacing, transitions, and sound design

 Student Reminder: Bring rough cut or editing notes to share

Live Breakdown (1.5 Hours)

Time Segment Description

0:00–0:

15

Check-In and Peer

Sharing

Students share screens to show rough cuts or editing

challenges. Group feedback and encouragement

0:15–0:

35 Editing Styles

Fast versus slow, rhythmic versus chaotic — students watch

clips and discuss how editing creates tone

0:35–0:

55 Transitions and Audio

J-cuts, L-cuts, fades, music, sound effects — instructor demos

and students suggest edits in real time

0:55–1:

15

Workflow and Media

Management

Naming files, organizing footage, saving versions — students

share their own systems and learn best practices

1:15–1:

25 Student-Led Demo

One or two students share screen and walk through their edit.

Instructor and peers offer feedback

1:25–1:

30 Homework Briefing Finalize one-minute edit and prepare to present next session

Optional 30-Minute Q&A

Individual feedback

Troubleshooting creative choices

Students can share screens for deeper review

Session 2: Crafting the Cut — Rhythm, Audio and Workflow

Pre-Session Materials

 PDF: Rhythm and Audio Tips

 YouTube Clips: Examples of pacing, transitions, and sound design

 Student Reminder: Bring rough cut or editing notes to share

Live Breakdown (1.5 Hours)

Time Segment Description

0:00–0:

15

Check-In and Peer

Sharing

Students share screens to show rough cuts or editing

challenges. Group feedback and encouragement

0:15–0:

35 Editing Styles

Fast versus slow, rhythmic versus chaotic — students watch

clips and discuss how editing creates tone

0:35–0:

55 Transitions and Audio

J-cuts, L-cuts, fades, music, sound effects — instructor demos

and students suggest edits in real time

0:55–1:

15

Workflow and Media

Management

Naming files, organizing footage, saving versions — students

share their own systems and learn best practices

1:15–1:

25 Student-Led Demo

One or two students share screen and walk through their edit.

Instructor and peers offer feedback

1:25–1:

30 Homework Briefing Finalize one-minute edit and prepare to present next session

Optional 30-Minute Q&A

Individual feedback

Troubleshooting creative choices

Students can share screens for deeper review