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==== Moving a selection of video ====

==== Moving a selection of video ====

We saw earlier that audio clip can be cut and pasted like text documents.  A similar moving and combining is possible for video clips also.  You can do this in Open Shot video editor application, by cutting and using drag and drop options of the video file. You can also delete a part of the clip also using delete key from the keyboard (or right click and remove clip) and remove any part of the video clip you do not want. You can move a part of a clip from one place to another (for instance if you want to re-order responses in an interview).  

We saw earlier that audio clip can be cut and pasted like text documents.  A similar moving and combining is possible for video clips also.  You can do this in Open Shot video editor application, by cutting (image 25) and using drag and drop options of the video file. You can also delete a part of the clip also using delete key from the keyboard (or right click and remove clip) and remove any part of the video clip you do not want. You can move a part of a clip (image 26) from one place to another (for instance if you want to re-order responses in an interview).  

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|[[File:Cutting video clip by using cut tool - openshot.png|left|thumb|500x500px|Cutting video clip by using cut tool]]

|[[File:Cutting video clip by using cut tool - openshot.png|left|thumb|500x500px|Image 25 - Cutting video clip by using cut tool]]

|[[File:2._moving_video_clips_part_by_dragging_.png|none|thumb|500x500px|Moving a video clip by dragging and draping ]]

|[[File:2._moving_video_clips_part_by_dragging_.png|none|thumb|500x500px|Image 26 - Moving a video clip by dragging and draping ]]

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To demonstrate this we have edited a video where two teachers (one male and second female) are speaking about their work in integrating technology in their subject teaching. (Author of video - IT for Change).  We have used this option to move the interview of the male teacher after the interview of the female teacher.  Watch the two videos below.

To demonstrate this we have edited a video where two teachers (one male and second female) are speaking about their work in integrating technology in their subject teaching (image 27). (Author of video - IT for Change).  We have used this option to move the interview of the male teacher after the interview of the female teacher (image28).  Watch the two videos below.

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|Original video

|Image 27 - Original video

|Edited video where<br>

|Image 28 - Edited video where<br>

interviews are interchanged

interviews are interchanged

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