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Post Production
What is Post Production?
  • The editing stage
    • Organizing footage
    • Adding transitions
    • Putting scenes in order
Organizing Your Footage:
  • When you organize your footage before you begin to edit; this process is called a Paper Edit
  • A paper edit is when you go over your footage and edit the film on paper, making notes of what takes are usable and how long they are on for
  • A paper edit is generally used in Documentary films because it helps organize the footage for the editor so when they go to edit, they have it to reference
Aspect Ratios:
  • When you shoot your footage, it is shot on a specific aspect ratio. That ratio determines what is seen on the screen. It is the dimensions of the width and height of the frame
    • 720 x 480
    • 1280 x 720
    • 1920 x 1080
Frame Rate:
  • Frame Rate is how many frames per second is being filmed.
  • North America and Europe use two different frame rates.
    • NTSC (National Television System Committee) = North America
    • PAL (Phase Alternation Line) = Europe
  • NTSC Frame Rate
    • 30 Frames Per Second – 29.97 (technical)
    • 24 Frames Per Second – 23.98 (technical)
  • PAL Frame Rate
    • 25 Frames Per Second
  • Frame Rate is important when reading your time code.
    • 00:00:00:00 (hours:minutes:seconds:frames) – Non Drop Frame
    • 00;00;00;00 (hours;minutes;seconds;frames) – Drop Frame
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