It is Always lile that. After 20 Versions they go with the first one you edited. Because you know, they are Just trying out marketing stunts.
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It is Always lile that. After 20 Versions they go with the first one you edited. Because you know, they are Just trying out marketing stunts.
Hi Scott,
maybe one of the SFX library tools can help for this task?
Soundminre, Basehead. You should be able to tag song like sfx too, right?
You could give this approach atry with the free sfx tool MUTANT: sonicwire.com/mutant?lang=en
Wow, this is huge. Great job Corey.
And thanks for the credit🙏.
Every frame counts: an assistant editor's handbook
If you're not in the big league, you have to know most of this stuff as an editor yourself
#filmmaking #videoediting #postchat
https://jaredasimon.com/every-frame-counts
At least they he used TCs and didnt start to describe a moment where a person walks from left to the right. Or the door opens. Or the car goes around the corner. Or some other inprecise description...😄
ChatGPT wouldn't tell.
That i've been think about too. Maybe a boomerang for self defense with producers😬
With Avid use phrase find. Transkripts are a must have.
Premiere makes this one a lot easier.
Theres also a great book in editing Docs (sry Just amazon link)
www.amazon.com/Documentary-...
I thinks this is the only occasion avid is superior to FCPX. 😁 Press H.
Wait a moment...post-Its in bin's? How?
September 5
I guess September5 has been on last weeks list then?
City of god.
This sounds interesting with the framecount in the subcaps. Is it duration or a live counter?
You have to put in every marker, but just name the first of each scene with showcode_scenenumber_shotnumber.
All the markers ar named by Corey's app. Import the altered markerlist into avid. done.
After that, use an EDL to create subcaps for ShotIDs.