From the course: Premiere Pro: Documentary Editing
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Reviewing all assets - Premiere Pro Tutorial
From the course: Premiere Pro: Documentary Editing
Reviewing all assets
We are getting close to the end of the editorial process, and there's something I like to do as a best practice. I would also consider it an item of due diligence, a way to just kind of check that you haven't missed anything. And it's pretty straightforward. It basically means when you're getting close to the end and you're getting ready to lock picture, that you do a process where you go back to your assets and you watch everything again. In the case of long interviews, maybe you read the transcript again, and the idea is just a check to see if you've missed anything good that you could now use. So I'm going to look at the B-roll. You can listen to the interviews on your own, but open that B-roll bin, nice and big, and Premiere Pro does us a nice favor here, because it indicates with the orange tags what's being used in the video. So at a glance I'm able to see what's not being used because it's indicated with the white icon. So that's useful, although you can't totally trust it…
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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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