AVID
I remember my first ever Avid class. I hated it. I'm pretty sure everyone hated it. It looked so ancient and horrible and not as cool as Premiere Pro. Okay I admit, I was being a little judgmental before even trying out the software. The classes went well and I learnt most of the basics for Avid. I wish were were given more than just 4 lessons though. As I had chosen Avid as one of my specialisms, that meant that I was able to edit the studio shoots. Whether it be for my group, Group A / Green Group, or the other group, Group B / Red Group. I chose to edit for my group as that was the one I was apart of and knew much more than the other group. Throughout the whole of the filming for my groups work, I hadn't a clue as to what the whole thing was about. It wasn't until I started edited and putting things in order, where I finally understood. I began by setting up Avid with all the correct settings we were told during our first lesson. I then imported all of the footage,