Mark Maple

@markMaple

Project 9 Parkour This project tested everything that I have been taught so far. Here are the things I did for this project. Listen to the interview for 10+ minutes listening for the breaks that I could use for the cuts. The very first thing I did was to cut down the interview. Once the cuts were on the track, I was ready to go. Envato is my friend. Started searching for a boom sound when he hit the ground, looked for a reverse sound effect for the superman jump. I found several music tracks and tried every one. Narrowed it down to (Cold Step) background track. Superman crescendo was (The End is Near). Led into the footage with a film fade then cross dissolved first 4 clips. Hard breaks the rest of the way. Random squares to black at the end. Logo’s, text on logo, and the guy's name I used a (VR Spherical Blur) to dissolve which I felt enhanced the overall feel of this project. My LUTS of choice was SL MATRIX GREEN with a 62% reduction in intensity. Definitely brought all clips together. The only B-Roll I used was footage of the world headquarters of Red Bull. When I thought I was done I saw the audio was red lining in the superman jump and the booms when landing where 1 to 2 frames off on each jump. Started sound effect right before the feet hit the ground. Fix that and the I was pleased….

Barbara Roberson

@BarbaraAtGODesigns

- I used two LUTs that I created in Adobe Capture, one from an object and one from the local skyline. I used the warmer one for the b-roll clouds that I added and a slightly cooler one for the rest of the footage to even it all out (Hopefully!). - I created a background song that was inspired by this interview. - I did use speed Fx instead of cutting the clips throughout, (excluding the jump cuts of course) - I did compile all the audio clips that I wanted to use and then roughly dispersed them until I could decide on the final ones. - I so hope the music is not too loud, as I did get a second opinion, lol! I loved doing this. This lesson was so fun! Thank you!

Lauren Parent

@laurenParent

In this video, I tried to time the music to the upside down kick in the opening scene, then focus on the interview and have the music come in during the flips at the end. I had to relearn how to animate his name coming in from the left because I forgot how to do that. I struggled with the color correction.

Willian Hasperhoven

@willianHasperhoven

I stuggled a lot with finiding b roll footage that matched but i found some cool ones i wanted to use. I did a little bit of colorgrading and added a lut.

Abreham Abebe

@abrehamAbebe

In this project, I edited an interview featuring Armin Smajilovic, a parkour athlete representing Above All Branding. The workflow included: Footage Import: Organized and selectively imported all exercise files. Interview Edit: Clean cuts and narrative structure focusing on the athlete’s story. Graphics: Integrated the Above All Branding logo and animated lower thirds for name and title. Music Selection: Chose an energetic, motivational background track to match the pace of the athlete's movement. B-Roll: Supplemented the interview with dynamic B-roll footage to enhance storytelling, using clips beyond the provided clouds footage. Color Grading: Applied a cinematic LUT with minor adjustments to maintain consistency and mood across all shots. Final Touch: Added the Editstock end credit as per project requirements. This edit allowed me to refine my interview editing skills, practice text animation, and apply consistent branding across visuals. https://www.behance.net/gallery/223141749/Parkour-Interview

Iulia Tegzes

@iuliaTegzes

Hey guys! I just finished my Parkour project 9 and I had a blast doing it. I loved coming up with ideas and trying to make them happen in premier pro. I decided to try to add as much footage with jumping as I could cause it was so cool. I also ran into some issues, maybe anyone has came across this before - so when I add a piece of footage or audio from a bin to the timeline, and make some adjustments to it like cutting it, for some reason that piece remains like this when I add it again from the bin (for example I had cut some parts and wanted them back) the footage was added to the timeline already cut like I previously had cut it. It happened with everything so a lot of audio and footage I had to add all over again multiple times from my computer to the bins and then to the timeline again. Anyone experienced this? I am not sure what I am missing. All in all, I had a great time editing this one, spent so long searching for music, and matching it to the footage, but I realized how much I love this detailed-kind of work!

Liza Lennarz

@lizaLennarz

For some B roll footage I took a still of a phone and added my own screen recording of parkour videos to be on screen as he talks about discovering parkour through online videos. I used the footage to keep it visually interesting while following his story.

Sondos Tamer

@SondosTamer

https://vimeo.com/1070041311?share=copy

Amadei Gligorić

@amadeiGligorić

link https://vimeo.com/1069653685/3c75d57392

Stevie Ruano

@stevieRuano

Hello! Some things I did in this video... I added three B-roll clips (the city view from above, the flowers, and the clouds), I chopped up the parts of the interview I liked the best and made those louder. I adjusted the volume of the music so when he jumps over the railing it's the highest and matches his jump. Added a LUT I liked, added a graphic template for his name. Hope you like!

Karis Guzman

@karisGuzman

https://vimeo.com/1066945905/ebe5acd222?ts=0&share=copy Myths by Alex-Productions | https://onsound.eu/ Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com Creative Commons / Attribution 3.0 Unported License (CC BY 3.0) https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/deed.en_US I would love any feedback!

Jermaine M Ricketts

@jermaineMRicketts

Added Branding, Lower thirds, Dramatic music, B-roll, jump cuts, colour grade and end credits.

Gunnhildur Lind Hansdóttir

@gunnhildurLindHansdóttir

I first edited the interview, chose the bits I liked the most and deleted all the pauses to keep it in good flow. All the music is what was already in the folder except the last one, got that one on YouTube. I but adjustment layer over all of it with a creative LUT. My biggest struggle on this one was timing the audio with the jumps and runs, slowing down and speeding up to create a more interesting vibe. I looked for my own b-roll, but didn't find anything that really jumped at me, so only the clouds provided here. This was a fun project!

Yarin Nissim

@yarinNissim

parkor

Matthew Egbuchulam

@matthewEgbuchulam

Enjoyed this project. It was nice to practice a lot of the different skills I learned throughout this course

Karin Luner

@karinLuner

Used color correction, Luts, voice correction, adjustment layer, title, logos

Emily Kolsevich

@MarkEting24

I really enjoyed working with frame rates on this one, I think it gives such a good cinematic drama to something so simple. On top of the adjustment layer I really tried to hone in on the feel of each individual video to try and make them as visually cohesive as possible. I used Pexels for my B-roll and tried to pick things that worked with his words to expand the story for the viewer. Let me know what you think!

Sean Hastings

@SeanHastings07

I struggled with putting all the audio together and making it flow. I overcame this by listening to each part of it and making it sound good together.