Launch Media Composer project with the camera footage loaded into project | NOTE - THIS WORKFLOW REQUIRES THAT ALL THE CAMERAS WERE JAM SYNCED TO THE SAME TIMECODE GENERATOR AND ALL CAMERAS HAVE MATCHING TIMECODE | ||||||
Change the Media Composer Settings | |||||||
Double click on the Composer Settings and change the Data Display | |||||||
Then click on the Interface setting and change | |||||||
The Interface Brightness to be one click above the darkest setting |
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Go to the Keyboard settings and double click on Keyboard | |||||||
Keyboard settings will open. We want to map some commands to the keyboard as well as to the Composer Window | |||||||
Go to >Tools>Command Palette or click on Command 3 or Control 3 (win) | |||||||
Command Palette opens | |||||||
Make sure you have Button to Button Reassignment selected | |||||||
Then just drag whatever button you want to any open blank key or position on the composer window. | |||||||
Go to the MCam tab of the composer menu and choose to set the Quad Split function to the source side of the composer window. | |||||||
Example of the keyboard mapping | |||||||
Open the bin containing the multi cam clips and select the from the cameras that shot the scene | |||||||
Then go to Bin>Group Clips | |||||||
Choose Source Timecode since all our clips have matching timecode | |||||||
Will make a grouped clip with the following icon that looks like a quad split | |||||||
Double click the grouped clip to load it into the source monitor | |||||||
This is the quad display that will display all 4 camera angles | |||||||
The Quad split display will be grey when audio is not following video. | |||||||
The green icon will toggle from grey to green when audio follows video is selected so which ever shot is selected for video editing the audio will follow | |||||||
For our example we are only using audio from the wide shot | |||||||
Next go to >Special>MultiCamera Mode | |||||||
Click Play or spacebar- on the timeline and in the source window choose what camera to display. The green line underneath the camera angle shows what camera angle is shown in the timeline | |||||||
When the timeline finishes playing it will show all the edits applied by switching active camera angles in the source window | |||||||
If you want to change a clip in the timeline put the blue cursor on it and click the up and down arrows to change shots |
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