The film
editor shares her organizational insight…
.
Amanda: There are a couple
of things that slow up film editing workflow. One is having total familiarity
with the editing software. Example: you waste a lot of time going looking for the
voice-over option on the menu. Or how to change the color on a text font.
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| Amanda Fix Whitmore College |
Intern: So you need to have
it down pat.
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Amanda: It’s got to be
second nature.
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Intern: And the other thing?
.
Amanda: A consistent filing
system for all the footage and stills in the Library.
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Intern: A classificatory
system like Dewey?
.
Amanda: Known to the editor
and his or her assistants. Date, time, place, subject. Unvarying.
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Voice-over
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Editing, for all the art in it, also benefits from the skills librarians have. Such as knowing where to go in the library and being able to immediately pull a book from the stacks. Maybe that’s why the place where footage and stills are kept is actually called “the Library”.
.
Editing, for all the art in it, also benefits from the skills librarians have. Such as knowing where to go in the library and being able to immediately pull a book from the stacks. Maybe that’s why the place where footage and stills are kept is actually called “the Library”.
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