Crunch Time
I've been really busy editing stories to meet a deadline so I've got a short episode this time.
Just an update on the editing process - things that can go wrong and ways to cope with stress, or not, you can decide if I'm coping well.
We're going to use iDVD for final output so I've listed all the steps for exporting from FCP and creating a finished DVD in iDVD.
Next week I'll give you the highlights from the final critique.
Showing posts with label macintosh. Show all posts
Showing posts with label macintosh. Show all posts
Monday, June 18, 2007
#29 Wk21 - Editing Lab 1
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editing cdia,
fcp,
filmmaking,
iDVD,
macintosh,
soundtrack,
video
Thursday, June 14, 2007
#28 Wk20 - Editing Lab 1
Episode 28 begins with comments from episode 27 regarding the idea of context
I offer my Ballpark view philosophy and consider some ideas for adding variety to the podcast thru
Audio Mixer
We get a quick introduction to the audio mixer in FCP including how to
organize the tracks in the mixer environment without changing the order of the audio tracks in the timeline
recording on the fly mixing changes using keyframes
adding Audio Mixer buttons to the timeline
axporting audio to Pro Tools and Soundtrack Pro
Firewire Firewire Firewire
I note a couple pitfalls to avoid when dealing with external drives
No USB capture in FCP
Reformat your drive when you get it out of the box
Finally, I mention visiting the Bison and Alpaca ranches of New England for some B-roll
I offer my Ballpark view philosophy and consider some ideas for adding variety to the podcast thru
- Interviews
- Editorials
Audio Mixer
We get a quick introduction to the audio mixer in FCP including how to
organize the tracks in the mixer environment without changing the order of the audio tracks in the timeline
recording on the fly mixing changes using keyframes
adding Audio Mixer buttons to the timeline
axporting audio to Pro Tools and Soundtrack Pro
Firewire Firewire Firewire
I note a couple pitfalls to avoid when dealing with external drives
No USB capture in FCP
Reformat your drive when you get it out of the box
- Use the Disk Utility in Applications/Utilities
- It's simple and fast
Finally, I mention visiting the Bison and Alpaca ranches of New England for some B-roll
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