Zack goes over how to organize dailies for a scripted workflow for single camera only. He does this by breaking down dailies into scene bins, organizing in thumbnail view chronologically.
- [Instructor] In previous lessons…on NLE organization we covered how…to keep your main bins organized,…your different files, and also how to keep…a clean timeline in both your video and your audio tracks.…Now we're going to go down another path…and I'm going to walk you through my process…for organizing raw dailies, and this…is going to be for a scripted workflow.…As with many of the other lessons in this course,…I'm going to show you my way but that…doesn't mean that it's the way.…Hopefully my way can inspire you…to choose your own path based on the…foundational setup that I prefer,…but don't feel like this is your only option.…
And for point of reference I'll be demonstrating…this in Avid but you can organize in a similar fashion…in other NLEs, even if some of the buttons…or the features might be in different locations.…Before I even get started and open…the bin of footage I want to mention…that this is going to be one scene's worth of material.…When you get dailies you're generally…going to get between five and 10 scenes for any given day.…
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4/18/2017- File management
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- Selecting apps to help you with task and time management
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