Create jump cuts at specified frames – Apple Final Cut Pro X (10.1.2) User Manual
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Chapter 10
Advanced editing
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If you want to adjust the speed of the instant replay segment, drag the retiming handle to the
left to increase the speed or to the right to decrease it.
Original clip
(now a segment)
Instant replay segment set to
a manual slow-motion setting
Drag the retiming handle to
change the speed of the
instant replay segment.
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To see the instant replay effect, play back the original selection and the instant replay segment.
Create jump cuts at specified frames
To compress time in a long clip without playing the clip at fast speed, you can create jump cuts
to periodically skip over a specific number of frames. For example, if you have a 10-second shot
of a person walking down a hallway, rather than playing the entire 10 seconds, you can create
jump cuts every two seconds that skip 30 frames each, so the action happens in twice the time.
Speed up a clip with jump cuts
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In the Timeline, select the clip that you want to speed up, and add a marker at each frame where
you want a jump cut to occur.
2
Choose Jump Cut at Markers from the Retime pop-up menu in the toolbar (shown below), and
choose a number of frames from the submenu.
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