extract1

A simple cut in the timeline means you are just cutting out that part. When you cut, the other clips in the timeline stay in place there is just a gap in between them. A ripple edit is when you take off that clip and the whole thing comes together. You do this by clicking the right button and clicking ripple delete. After you do that, the other clips to the right come together leaving no gap. Lifting and extracting are two ways to cut the clips out of the timeline. To do this above the timeline there are buttons and they sort of look like three squares one is for lifting the other is for extracting. Lifting is when you just lift it up out of the timeline and it leaves a gap between the clips. As for extracting you extract the part of the clip you dont want and it doesnt leave a gap it actually brings the clips together. This is an example of extract edit. I decided to edit where i did because it didnt look to bad it went together pretty well. It may look like i cut it from there to there but overall i thought it was a good spot to do so.

overlay1barraza

The difference between the overlay and an insert edit clip are that the insert doesnt keep playing the clip. As for the overlay when you insert you clip it keeps on playing the clip so you dont leave off where the new one is inserted. You would use an overlay clip when you want to block something out, while you'd use an insert clip when you want to add a part to the clip. In this case the overlay edit works better because you can edit something out if you dont want it and add something even better. Like if the horse doesnt make the jump you can add a clip that has the horse jumping so it looks good.

insert1barraza

This is an example of insert edit. An insert edit places a clip in the middle of the video and it plays the insert clip but then goes back to the main video where it left off. To do this you just need to edit the insert clip and place it with the other clip. I decided to place the clip where I did because it fit well it showed her all happy before the jump.