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Industry workflow: Scripting: Movie is conceived or written Production: Where you create your footage, capturing performances using video or film cameras, as well as audio recorders. Post-Production: This is where you organize and assemble your production footage, putting scenes in proper order, selection the best takes and eliminating unnecessary elements. This is where we will work mostly in this class. Distribution: This is when you release or finish a project or movie for viewing. ? Post-Production Workflow Planning Setting Up Logging and Capturing Editing Mixing Audio Adding Effects Outputting Planning: Choose Format Acquiring footage, music, graphics Deciding on logging and capturing method Choosing an editing strategy Planning your use of effects All of this will determine the time and support you will need to complete your project Setting Up Connect your Camcorder Housekeeping Choose correct Preset in Final Cut Save and name your file Set “Scratch Disks” Logging and Capturing Logging is identifying shot on tape you want to capture for use in your editing You can add scene and shot descriptions, logging notes and markers This is how you become familiar with the footage before you begin editing Logging and Capturing Capturing means transferring source media for your video source to the computers hard drive You should capture all of your footage for your project before you start editing. You can log all of your clips and do a “Batch Capture” You can log then capture each clip individually You can log clips after capturing your footage Editing Taking your recorded assets, video and audio and arranging them in an edited sequence Usually you start with “rough cuts” a quick arrangement, then fine-tune these cuts once you are satisfied with the order Basic audio editing and synchronizing are part of this process in addition to your transitions such as fades and dissolves Depending on the type of project the editing process may vary Mixing