On 3/15/06, Lisa Ours MA PLPC <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
This is just a humble suggestion from the peanut gallery... but:
When I capture my video I do a bit of "Mini-editing" during capture. I tend
to Pre-view the footage I've taped and then rewind and "Stop capture" on
portions that are either obvious bad shots or not central to the plot line
of my end product. That way I automatically cut some space and time off of
the production before I even begin my editing process.
Perhaps that could help you as well seeing as how you are dealing with
limited drive space.
Cheers!
Lisa
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>Subject: Re: [videoblogging] Re: Premiere Confusion...HELP?
>Date: Wed, 15 Mar 2006 15:03:14 GMT
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> >If I were in your situation, I would Export Movie (project) to .avi,
>then once I check to see that the .avi is working properly and it's
>the way I want it... I would delete all the clips (your 50 minutes of
>footage) and start a new project using the .avi file you just made.<
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>That's not a bad idea. I can turn the .avi back into individual clips,
>then, using the split tool, right?
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> >I'm surprised you have that much footage! When I film Kitkast, I end
>up with about 50 minutes of footage as well, but my show is 10 minutes
>long! I sure hope you're not recording in between takes...<
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>This was on-site taping of the a gay pride festival in Ft. Lauderdale. We
>were on site for a good 6-7 hours and there was a lot to shoot. Besides
>that, we wanted to make sure we had good footage of large crowds of people
>so we could edit in a feeling of "bigness", and for me, that meant making
>a lot of throwaway footage.
>
>--
>Rhett.
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