After you assemble your clips and subclips, you create a rough cut of the movie by appending them to the rough cut.
How to Create a Rough Cut with Prelude
Jump-start your edits by importing rough cuts, complete with comments, markers, and associated metadata from Adobe Prelude™ software.
- Select File > Create Rough Cut.
- Enter a name for the rough cut (.arcut) file, and click Save.
- Double-click the rough cut in the Project panel to open it in the Timeline and Monitor panels.
- Select the movie clips or subclips to add to the rough cut.
- Select File > Append To Rough Cut. The movie clips are added to the Timeline in the order in of their selection. Alternatively, drag the movie clips to the Timeline.
- Use the options in the Rough Cut menu to select or reorder movie clips in the rough cut.
- Save the project to save changes to the rough cut file.
To create a copy of your rough cut, select File > Save Rough Cut As, and save the rough cut file using a different name.
on the video.Sharing Clips and Rough Cuts Directly with Adobe Premiere Pro
This lesson shows you how to instantly share clips, subclips, and Rough Cuts with Adobe Premiere Pro.
If you have Adobe Premiere Pro installed on the same computer as Prelude, you can send the rough cut directly to Premiere Pro.
To create a file for use in applications such as Premiere Pro or Final Cut Pro running on a different computer, use the Export option.
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