Help with script changes is made easier by burned in timecode, but it has taken an entire day to create the clips and send them. Still, here's an insight into what I'm looking at every day.
Tuesday 9 February 2016
February already
I've been pretty busy the last couple of weeks, so have hardly made a dent in the documentary. Between applying for jobs, freelancing and having house guests for the holidays, I simply haven't been able to sit down at the computer for any measure of time.
I have been able to update some software however, check off some workflow issues that were slowing me down and send a copy of the raw video to Northern Ireland where hopefully an old friend can help me nut through some stuff.
Tonight I'm burning timecode into some of that raw vision so we can try and get the players interviews to make more sense in the context of the film. It's a lot easier to bounce the script around on paper rather than in the video editing software.
I have been able to update some software however, check off some workflow issues that were slowing me down and send a copy of the raw video to Northern Ireland where hopefully an old friend can help me nut through some stuff.
Tonight I'm burning timecode into some of that raw vision so we can try and get the players interviews to make more sense in the context of the film. It's a lot easier to bounce the script around on paper rather than in the video editing software.
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