So I did want to address one note before we launch into other parts of this course, it's…half housekeeping and half logistics.…As we saw when we brought in our AMA media we have instant access to work with this media.…Now if you like you can work via AMA through the entire duration of the project.…There is a chance that your system performance could suffer a little bit, but by and large…my experience working with QuickTime AMA is a very good performance.…However, sometimes it become necessary to transcode the media to Avid's native file type of MXF.…
For example, for this course, I had to transcode all AMA media to a very low resolution MXF…file so that I could fit everything within the limit of the exercise files.…So I want to show you how to do that.…So here is all of the AMA clips, at least for the interviews, and again, we have total access…to this, we can work with it, look at it, edit it, name it whatever, and I can continue to do that.…Here are some sub-clips based on those AMA clips, I'm just going to take a look at these,…
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9/26/2012This course is part of a series that looks at Documentary Editing from the point of view of 3 different editors in 3 different editing applications. For more insight on editing documentary projects, take a look at Documentary Editing with Premiere Pro and Documentary Editing with Final Cut Pro X.
- Interpreting a creative brief
- Exploring the documentary postproduction process
- Organizing footage and using searching techniques
- Setting up and using digital transcripts
- Building sequences and scenes to form the rough cut
- Adding effects to repair and enhance footage
- Fine-tuning the sequence to reach picture lock
- Receiving feedback
- Finishing the film with titles, color correction, and professional audio
Skill Level Intermediate
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Premiere Pro: Documentary Editing
with Jason Osder3h 48m Intermediate
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 33s
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Using the exercise files4m 36s
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1. An Overview of the Farm to Table Project
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Examining project assets3m 43s
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2. The Documentary Postproduction Process
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3. Organization Tools: Assembling Raw Materials
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Beginning a project10m 28s
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4. Script Integration
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Manually syncing a script4m 45s
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5. Story and Scene Construction: Telling the Story in the Rough Cut
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Making the paper edit3m 9s
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Using a two-column script3m 33s
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Assembling the radio edit7m 15s
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Building scenes with B-roll9m 30s
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Editing process footage6m 29s
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Correcting audio6m 22s
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6. Using Documentary Effects: Repairing and Enhancing Footage
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Stabilizing shaky footage3m 23s
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7. Picture Lock and Finishing
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Delivering the project7m 44s
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Goodbye
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Next steps1m 28s
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