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Chapter 4

cide more easily which frame really ends the scene, just prior

to a new scene, or when new content begins.

Note: In this mode, it is not possible to move the menu to the

top of the screen.

Bogart SE does not delete any video material during this

procedure. The individual scenes are only copied (‘Use’) or not

copied (‘Drop’). The original scene with all takes (the ‘ﬁlm roll’)

remains unchanged until it is intentionally deleted in the Edit

menu. After clicking on ‘Use’ or ‘Drop’ you continue to work

with the rest of the roll. Another strip must be taken out and

judged either as good (‘Use’) or bad (‘Drop’). The last scene

is automatically displayed as ‘.Rest’ in the scene bin. This

enables you to easily interrupt your work and to continue later

with the ‘.Rest’.

An additional function is splitting a scene in series through the

‘Index’ button. Click (in the splitting menu) on the Play button

so that you see the ‘Index’ button. While the video is running

with audio, each time you click on the ‘Index’ button a split

position is set. Afterward the split segments are positioned

after the original scene in the scene bin. This function serves to

roughly split up a scene before you begin with ﬁnal editing.

In addition, you can make use of the automatic splitting

function if the video material has been recorded via DV/HDV/

AVCHD. Click on the ‘Auto’ button to cause your footage to

be automatically split. You now can decide where the divided

scenes are to appear. You can choose from the options ‘Add

to Storyboard’ and /or ‘Add to Scene Bin’. The newly created

scenes will appear directly after the currently selected scene.

The video scene that you have ﬁlmed most recently is split

up very quickly according to shot changes. (If there are no

camera changes, no splits will be made.) For scenes that are a

little further back, splitting can take some time because a new

analysis is made of the scene.

(22) Scenes must generally be trimmed before they are suit-

able for production. Jittery and blurred images can be re-

moved down to the last unsuitable frame. Clicking on ‘Trim’

brings up the trim menu. This is where every scene can be

precisely edited. You can set a scene’s In point (start, ﬁrst im-

age) and Output (end, last image) anywhere you want. Clicking

on ‘IN’ displays a much smaller strip (depending on the screen

resolution [video]) that enables you to scroll through the scene

and set the new In point. The blue area shows how much of

the scene is still active, the gray area to the left shows the

trimmed away part. The time display to the right of the blue

bar shows the length of the scene. Once you have found the

correct starting image, conﬁrm by clicking on the left button

and the ‘Trim’ menu appears again. This ‘switch’ will not hap-

pen on a sufﬁciently large display. You will continue to see the

same menu: The current position is represented by a bar and

shown in ﬁgures next to the buttons.

You proceed in the same manner with the Out point. You

can carry out ﬁne editing by using the arrow keys (below the

‘IN’and ‘OUT’ buttons) to step through the individual frames

one at a time. This takes you one image further or back. You

can play the trimmed scene to check it by clicking on the play

symbol (all the way to the right).

Note: When trimming the IN-point, the system always displays

the ﬁrst available even ﬁeld. When trimming the OUT-point, the

system shows the odd (later) ﬁeld. When splitting, the ﬁrst ﬁeld

is even, when positioning, it’s an odd ﬁeld. This makes it easier

to have clean edits.

The sound envelope curve and audio scrubbing can also be

used in this menu (Chapter 3.2 ‘Envelope and audio scrub-

bing’,

only available in the Gold Edition). Bogart SE offers

an alternative mode for trimming, showing multiple scene

positions next to each other. Press the button just below the

speaker symbol.

You will see several scene positions next to each other. Using

the images for IN and OUT, you can immediately see the ﬁrst

and last frame of your trimmed scene. It begins with the IN

frame and ends with the OUT frame. The smaller images left

and right (above) show the respective frame just before and

after the trimmed area. You can easily determine if the scene is

trimmed correctly.

Note: In this mode, it is not possible to move the menu to the

top of the screen.

With the two buttons next to the time displays for the start and

end images you can play the ﬁrst and last 3 seconds of the

scene.

Note that segments of a scene removed by trimming can be

reinstated at any time by repeated trimming.

To the right and below you can directly activate the Edit screen

and the Main menu with the menu symbols.

(23) You can delete a scene at any time. Clicking on the ‘De-

lete’ button deletes the currently selected scene in the scene

bin. When you wish to delete several scenes, you can select

the scenes beforehand and then click the Delete button. You

will then be shown a selector in which you can choose to only

delete the current scene or all scenes that have been marked.

If you do not wish to delete any scenes, click on the Cancel

button.

(24) In case you want to retrieve deleted scenes, you can use

the UnDo button (curved arrow) to be found to the right of the

‘Delete’ button. With the UnDo button you can retrieve the

last ten most recently deleted scenes. Deleted scenes are lost

permanently when the system is restarted, when switching

between two projects, and when there is no more space for

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