Let’s make a copy of the isolated clip by right-clicking the isolated clip and then select Copy and select Clip.Right mouse click on the vertical line and right mouse click (or a 2 fingered click on a mac) then select Slice from the menu and then Keep Both Sides.Next, scrub through to the point of the video where the bike lands, and click on the clip at that point.Right mouse click on the vertical line on the clip (or a 2 fingered click on a mac) then select Slice clip from the menu and then Keep Both Sides.Select the bike video clip, and then scrub through it (by moving your mouse over it), and click on the clip before the bike goes over the jump. Now let’s isolate a short clip to slow down.Make a slow-motion video clip with the “ bike” video:.Drag the “ bike” video clip into the timeline below.Click on the file and select “ open” on the bottom right of the dialog box.Select “ Desktop” on the left navigation pane and then select the “ bike.mp4” file.
Next click on the “ +” button at the top of the OpenShot Video Editor screen.Select Project Files tab on the left middle of your screen.If you don’t already have the software running, open OpenShot Video Editor by clicking on the icon that looks like a globe (as seen on the top right of this activity) on your desktop or in your programs menu.Note: If the video starts playing in your browser you will have to right mouse click on the video and select Save Video As…
Let’s start by downloading the Mountain biking video and save it to your desktop. If you have any questions or get stuck as you work through this, please ask your instructor for assistance.
#Crop video in openshot video editor movie
In this exercise, you will create and edit a movie in OpenShot Video Editor, including using splitting and duplicating a video clip, making a slow-motion video clip, cropping a video clip, and importing audio to overlay your clip.
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