lmao what even are these split-screens
I’ve edited my first « movie » thanks to cinestudy.org. Roughly a 1 day job but had a lot of fun doing it !
Lots of resources to practice on their website.
Any pro film making around here? Specifically in sound? Got a question about timecode workflow in pro settings:
Are all those fancy TC boxes used to sync a scratch track that will always be ditched? And then you have to pay through the nose for conforming apps and cross your finger they'll do their magic?
more details here https://jwsoundgroup.net/index.php?/topic/28122-timecode-files-now-what/#findComment-529956
#filmEditing #movieMaking #MovieProduction #soundEditing #SoundProduction #LocationSound #atomicsynchronator
Sorry if this is common sense, or something often talked about that I'm not searching for correctly, but I figured I'd just take a stab and see if I can get some opinions... I typically do a lot of post work for the short films that my company produces - just comes with the territory. In the past...
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