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Lesson 2 Complete Pack: Raster & Video Editing: Tool Fluency

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Raster and Video Editing Pack

Lesson 2 Complete Pack: Raster & Video Editing: Tool Fluency

All 5 modules of Lesson 2 in one bundle — retouching and compositing, non-linear video editing, color correction, and audio essentials.

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About Raster and Video Editing Pack

Inside Raster and Video Editing Pack

This zip download focuses on practical design skills you can study at your own pace.

  • — Every Lesson 2 module in one download
  • — Raster, video, color, and audio skills
  • — Better value than buying modules separately

This is a self-paced zip download for learners who want a focused introduction to design without a subscription or cohort. Use the included material as a practical reference while you work through your own projects.

Created with AI assistance.

What you receive with Raster and Video Editing Pack

  • — 32-page Reader, supplied as PDF and HTML
  • — Fillable PDF workbook with 10 exercises
  • — Answer key and evaluator guide for checking your work
  • — Reference sheets: Audio Problem Diagnostic Checklist; Audio Tools Quick Reference
  • — 23 practice files (TXT, CSV, PNG, SVG, JPG) made for the exercises

Topics covered in Raster and Video Editing Pack

  1. Understand what tool fluency means
  2. Learn any editing program quickly
  3. Recognise the shared interface patterns
  4. Master shortcuts, gestures and customisation
  5. Work non-destructively across tools
  6. Review raster essentials: selections, layers and masks
  7. Review retouching and compositing
  8. Review video editing: timeline, trimming and transitions
  9. Review colour correction in practice
  10. Review audio for video
  11. Move work between programs
  12. Combine raster and video work
  13. Manage performance and hardware
  14. Keep consistency with templates and presets

The practice project

Audio Cleanup Practice Brief Using a practice voice recording of your own (or any short spoken clip): 1. Identify a noise-only gap and note where it is. 2. Describe what background noise you'd expect Noise Reduction to help with in this recording, and what kind of noise it would NOT help with. 3. Describe the order you'd apply Noise Reduction, Compressor, and Normalize/Loudness Normalization, and why that order matters. 4. Record your plan in a copy of audio_practice_log.csv.

Access Raster and Video Editing Pack

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