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## Whether it matches your original conception. | ## Whether it matches your original conception. | ||
## Whether you need to revise your script. | ## Whether you need to revise your script. | ||
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| + | # Set up your rolls, in order on the editing bench. | ||
| + | # Set up the film on the left side and wind onto the right side. | ||
| + | # With the viewer identify the beginning and ending frames of each shot. | ||
| + | # Mark the frames with grease pencil. | ||
| + | # Cut out the shots you want, label them with paper tape and hang them in a bin. | ||
| + | # If you are in doubt about a shot use it. You can take it out later. | ||
| + | # Re-attache the outtakes and rewinds them onto a daylight spool. | ||
| + | # Label each spool and set aside. | ||
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==== Rough Cut ==== | ==== Rough Cut ==== | ||
Revision as of 09:11, 31 October 2017
Watch your film
- Project your rushes (The original film out of the camera). You may need to do this more than once.
- Discus what you shot:
- What it looks like.
- Whether it matches your original conception.
- Whether you need to revise your script.
- Set up your rolls, in order on the editing bench.
- Set up the film on the left side and wind onto the right side.
- With the viewer identify the beginning and ending frames of each shot.
- Mark the frames with grease pencil.
- Cut out the shots you want, label them with paper tape and hang them in a bin.
- If you are in doubt about a shot use it. You can take it out later.
- Re-attache the outtakes and rewinds them onto a daylight spool.
- Label each spool and set aside.
