Join Amy DeLouise for an in-depth discussion in this video Syncing multicamera projects in Final Cut Pro X, part of Video Editing: Moving from Production to Post.
- Many of us shoot scenes using more than one camera,…and editing them using the multi camera feature…of Final Cut Pro X should not be difficult.…Let's try it.…Let's go ahead and click…on the Multicamera keyword collection.…This is going to show us all of the clips…that are part of the multicamera.…As you can see, we have three cameras and audio.…Let's go ahead and select the audio.…And then let's go into the Properties panel…where it says Info.…
So in here, we will be able to assign…any kind of camera, name, or number…to the particular clip.…Let's go ahead and make the camera name…of the audio camera, 1.…Now you can select the MV1 clip.…This is the clip from the DSLR.…And let's give it a camera name of 2.…Then the next, GOPRO, which is the one that is facing Walt.…And let's name that camera name 3.…
And finally, the GOPRO423,…which is going to be camera name 4.…So you can already name your cameras…right here in the Info panel in Final Cut.…Now we're going to select all of the clips.…You can use either Shift or Command to add clips.…
Amy DeLouise
Luisa Winters
Released
2/8/2016Amy DeLouise reviews production planning, on-set strategies for effective media management, and tips for creating transcripts, editing scripts, and asset lists for editors. During post-production kickoff, she talks about managing your client's expectations: balancing their needs with the realities of production. With any luck, you can reconcile the two in post, using Amy's instructions for setting up Final Cut and Premiere Pro projects for success. The final chapter includes bonus post-production strategies for future-proofing and exporting projects.
- Building a creative brief and concept boards before the shoot
- Determining the technical requirements for the shoot
- Taking good field notes
- Using slates
- Managing media effectively on set
- Backing up source footage
- Preparing interview transcripts, editing lists, and asset lists
- Reviewing your post-production plan
- Setting up Final Cut Pro projects
- Setting up Premiere Pro projects
- Syncing dual sound and multicamera media
- Exporting files for audio post and color grading
Skill Level Appropriate for all
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 54s
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1. The Challenges of Moving between Production and Post
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2. Things to Accomplish before the Shoot
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Creating your creative brief4m 42s
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Rights management2m 21s
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3. Shoot Essentials for a Smoother Edit
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Why room tone matters2m 33s
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4. Effective Media Management On Set
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5. Things to Accomplish before the Edit
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6. The Post-Production Kickoff
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7. Setting Up Your Final Cut Pro X Project for Success
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8. Setting Up Your Premiere Pro Project for Success
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9. Additional Post-Production Strategies
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Future-proofing your project3m 21s
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Conclusion
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Conclusion2m 33s
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