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Introduction<\/h2>\n

Once filming is finished, it’s time to edit your material.<\/p>\n

Depending on the type of\u00a0video you want to produce and the filming devices you used, you can edit your material\u00a0on a computer, tablet or even a smartphone.<\/p>\n

You will usually need a video-editing program\u00a0to help you review and cut your footage.\u00a0Manufacturers of\u00a0cameras, smartphones and tablets often include the necessary editing software\u00a0when they sell you the device. There is a variety of different programs, but their basic functionality and interface are often similar.<\/p>\n

In this chapter you’ll learn basic skills for editing video in Adobe Premiere Elements using a computer. A computer with a good keyboard and mouse is the most comfortable\u00a0way of editing a video. Premiere Elements is a widely\u00a0used and inexpensive (\u20ac90) editing program suitable for both simple and more\u00a0complex projects.<\/p>\n

We’ll show you\u00a0how to create a film project, insert filmed material and edit it. This includes working with\u00a0transitions and adding titles, music and voice-overs.<\/p>\n\n\n\n\n\n
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  • Find a space suitable for editing. Use headphones so that you’re not distracted by what’s happening around you.<\/li>\n
  • Watch all the material before you start editing, so you know what you’re working with. You can check your clips\u00a0also using\u00a0 any video player. Make notes.<\/li>\n
  • Before you create\u00a0a new film project in the editing software, make sure the folders and files you’ll use are well organised.\u00a0Do this in Windows Explorer (or another file browser), then import the files in Adobe Premiere Elements (or another video-editing program) and make sure you’ve retained that folder structure there.<\/li>\n
  • Learn\u00a0the shortcuts of your editing program and\u00a0use them to speed up your work. The main ones in\u00a0Premiere Elements are:\n
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    • Save the project: Ctrl + S<\/li>\n
    • Undo one or several editing steps:\u00a0Ctrl + Z:<\/li>\n
    • Select all the items in one\u00a0area (for example all the files in a folder in the ‚Project elements‘ window, or all the\u00a0material\u00a0in the timeline): Ctrl + A<\/li>\n
    • Play\/pause the video in the preview window: Spacebar<\/li>\n
    • Zoom in and out in the timeline: + \/ –<\/li>\n
    • Delete one or more selected clips in the timeline: Del<\/li>\n
    • Finish editing text elements and switch\u00a0to adjusting their position: Esc<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n<\/li>\n
    • Regularly discuss\u00a0your progress with people in your group, and agree what needs to improve.<\/li>\n
    • Save regularly (Ctrl + S)!<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n<\/td>\n
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Equipment and tools<\/h2>\n

To edit your film you’ll need:<\/p>\n