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Selects organization
- [Instructor] Previously I showed you my system for reviewing raw footage and taking notes as I prep for the edit using cam rolls. In this lesson, I'm going to show you a slightly different approach to reviewing and organizing your dailies that's called a selects reel. Think of it this way. Editing a scene with cam rolls is like choosing each individual piece of lumber first, and slowly building your house from the ground up. Editing a scene with a selects reel is like starting with a redwood tree, and whittling it down into a pencil. I prefer to use cam rolls because it allows me to become more familiar with the material in the scene that I'm cutting, because I'm forced to continually roll through raw dailies. But many editors, especially those that work in the comedy world, prefer the selects reel process because they can more quickly compare performances in different takes and camera setups. We're going to start…
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Organizing raw dailies: Single camera workflow10m 30s
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Using colors to keep your projects and elements organized9m 27s
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Organizing raw dailies: Multicamera workflow16m 43s
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Building KEM rolls to view your dailies9m 3s
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Selects organization8m 7s
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Organizing and naming video tracks5m 37s
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Logging and organizing errors and tech issues7m
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Organizing and naming audio tracks7m 44s
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