Is an edited video worthwhile? Why not just get raw tapes of the entire day?
Raw tapes are useful for archival purposes, but the edited video is the one that you will want to show friends and relatives. Of the many differences between amateur and professional video, one of the most important is editing. A well edited video flows smoothly from start to finish, combining the best camera views and audio tracks at any given time, engaging the viewer’s attention and emotions. A highlight video compresses time to a concise view of the most significant events, again flowing between them seamlessly. People remember quality productions, and want to see them over again. A more common reaction to viewing straight unedited tapes is boredom or resentment at the time involved.
Related Questions
- I have edited a movie using Video Edit Magic, but the MPJ file can only be played on my own computer. How can I save my movie so that other people can watch it?
- In a teams audition video, are there requirements for garba choreography and raas choreography or can it be any two minutes of our entire planned performance?
- Can I purchase the raw footage in addition to the edited video?
