From the course: Premiere Pro and After Effects: Adding Handle to Sound Bites

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Avoiding these issues on future jobs

Avoiding these issues on future jobs

So now you know, my technique for combining audio mixing, time remapping, frame blending, and also a bit of key frame interpolation, to create sufficient handle around a sound bite that you extract from the middle of a longer interview. But, you may have heard the saying, an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure, that's true in this case too. What you really want, is to have someone on set during the interview, who's very familiar with the subject matter. It could be you, it could be the client, hopefully it's the director. And they need to be listening while the interviewer is speaking, for good tidbits or good sound bites that may be useful later on. When an interviewee is done at giving their particular speech or a particular paragraph, or whatever, have that person, politely stop them and say, that's great, do you remember when you said, this? Could you go back and say this one more time, that was really good. Then have them say it in isolation, and you've got a sound bite…

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