From the course: Premiere Pro: Documentary Editing
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Locking the picture and preparing the Timeline for finishing - Premiere Pro Tutorial
From the course: Premiere Pro: Documentary Editing
Locking the picture and preparing the Timeline for finishing
You may already be familiar with the concept of picture lock. The idea is that it's a moment in the process where we commit to our edits, stop making editorial and timing changes and switch over to a finishing mode. This is important for numerous reasons. If other people are going to be working on your mix or color correction, you need to hand over a cut that's locked so that editorial changes don't happen underneath the work they're trying to do. Second, it's an opportunity to communicate with the client about the content. Most clients are more focused on the content than the technical. So this is getting close to finished from their point of view. Last, it's just an opportunity in the process to watch carefully and try to make any changes that you're going to need to make, try to spot everything at this point. You'll remember that we started this chapter by watching, and now we've worked through all of the fun cutting stages. Well, all of those stages aren't one and out. It's an…
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Performing an editorial evaluation4m 41s
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Refining scene order2m 53s
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Adjusting interview content7m 57s
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Adjusting B-roll shots6m 29s
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Tightening clip timing6m 21s
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Fine-cutting audio9m 22s
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Reviewing all assets6m 18s
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Adding end credits5m 12s
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Locking the picture and preparing the Timeline for finishing3m 37s
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Presenting the picture lock to the client and receiving approval2m 38s
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