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Narration in video editing refers to the process of adding a voice-over to a video. It is a technique used to provide additional information or context to the visuals on screen. Narration can be used to tell a story, explain a concept, or provide commentary on the action taking place in the video. It is an essential tool for filmmakers and video editors to convey their message effectively to the audience.
There are two main types of narration used in video editing: on-camera and off-camera. On-camera narration involves the speaker appearing on screen and delivering their lines directly to the camera. This type of narration is often used in documentaries or news reports. Off-camera narration, on the other hand, involves the speaker's voice being heard but not seen. This type of narration is commonly used in films, commercials, and other types of videos.
Adding narration to a video is a straightforward process. First, the script for the narration needs to be written and recorded. The recording can be done using a professional microphone or even a smartphone. Once the recording is complete, it can be imported into the video editing software and synced with the visuals on screen. The timing of the narration is crucial, and it should match the action taking place in the video. The volume of the narration should also be adjusted to ensure that it is audible but not overpowering the other audio elements in the video.
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