very useful tips, thanks. just wondering how you go about getting audio consistent when you are cutting between various different takes which all have their own audio track?
Hopefully you manage to get pretty close with the sound quality and volume when you shoot each actor's takes. You can do a lot in post with Premiere or other audio-editing software, adjusting EQ, volume, etc. Try to avoid airplane or traffic noise on any of the takes, or you'll have to match it on the other tracks when you're editing, which can be tedious and time-consuming.
Great stuff. Although I'm using CS3 now, I still come back to your tips. They are incredible. I've used your training DVDs to increase my skills, and thanks to you, I am confident in my editing choices. Still shooting films. Thanks.
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EndlessCreationsENT1 1 year ago
I love these videos... MORE PLEASE!!!!
MrLukasDiSparrow 1 year ago
very useful tips, thanks. just wondering how you go about getting audio consistent when you are cutting between various different takes which all have their own audio track?
filoclyde 1 year ago
Hopefully you manage to get pretty close with the sound quality and volume when you shoot each actor's takes. You can do a lot in post with Premiere or other audio-editing software, adjusting EQ, volume, etc. Try to avoid airplane or traffic noise on any of the takes, or you'll have to match it on the other tracks when you're editing, which can be tedious and time-consuming.
dvmovie 1 year ago
Wonderful information. Thank you.
sergeantyeti 1 year ago
thank you for all the helpful info. You video was thoroughly explained. Kudos. Looking forward to more.
shannonholmesmedia 2 years ago
great info thanks for posting this
DonaldC203 2 years ago
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janiceworld 2 years ago
Hey S:
Great stuff. Although I'm using CS3 now, I still come back to your tips. They are incredible. I've used your training DVDs to increase my skills, and thanks to you, I am confident in my editing choices. Still shooting films. Thanks.
Deacon66 2 years ago
Hugh,
Nice to hear from you. And thanks for the comment. Much appreciated!
Steve
dvmovie 2 years ago
Good advice on the overlapping of dialogue for pacing. When do you film this btw?
shaunherb 2 years ago
You overlap the dialogue in the editing, if that's what you mean.
dvmovie 2 years ago
informative, thanks
wpaige 2 years ago
this is very valuable info
blueblob4 2 years ago
useful stuff thx. much appreciated
Bockatadi 3 years ago
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mario11168 3 years ago