How to Use the Frame Flex Tool in Avid Media Composer

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Manhattan Edit Workshop instructor Janet Dalton's tutorial for using Frame Flex in Avid Media Composer. For more information about our courses please go to mewshop.com/cou...
Janet is a freelance editor who has been in the film and video world for over 15 years. She first became interested in film while studying audio engineering at The New School. Since then she has edited for PBS, MTV, CNBC, and Link TV.
She has been an Avid certified instructor for over 10 years and teaches both the introductory as well as advanced edit and effects classes. She is also one of just a handful of instructors who teach Avid's high end HD edit systems, the DS Nitris. She has taught editing classes at NYU, Columbia, SVA as well as taught industry professionals on-site at CBS, NBC and Fox. Her work is primarily short format though she is currently working on a feature length documentary. Janet is also an Adobe Premiere Pro & Apple Final Cut Pro certified instructor.
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[@TwitchyTopHat1]

Avid is my arch enemy.

[@bigdudeps]

Super helpful, thanks.

[@ancientastronautsrok]

It would be much more interesting if it could render specific clips in the timeline. Ex: AMA Link R3D, Transcode to DNxHD36. edit section into your timeline. If you use something like Film->BlowUp, it would be great if it rendered this blowup by going BACK to the R3D and transcoding a 1080P frame FROM the 4k source... is this possible?

[@mewshop]

Bryan Colvin Not sure what you are asking exactly. But should be possible. Rendering does not go back to the R3D files but you can relink timeline to the R3D files and transcode to 1080p.