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“BUCKETING TAKES”
I’m hoping to use AI in Premiere Pro to help aid in a time consuming method I use. I bucket my takes. Example.. “I’m Rob, today I’m going to tell you about this. First, I want to tell you a few things.” So they tape these over and over… I then want to take “I’m Rob, I’m going to tell you about this.” and all the takes where subject says this line, I put them back to back in a sequences so I can listen to that part back to back and decide which on i like… (this is simplified.. it’s usaully about 10 seconds of the script that bucket back to back from the full script… So at the end, I have a long sequence and it’s the 30 second ad but split into sections that have all the takes back to back…..
This is very time consuming but when we have 50 takes of the same script, it’s the only way I can analyze the takes.. doing them in “sections”…”buckets”
Anyone understand what I’m sayiing and how the text base editing might speed this up?
Thanks.
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Hey Robert,
You can transcribe your takes on import, and use the text editor inside Premiere Pro to highlight and use the lines that you need.
You should be able to sub-clip to “bin”, and then make a timeline from that bin.
I have not tried it myself, so could be pure guesswork. 😉You use the word “tape”, but is this audio only, or on video?
There are several ways to do comping, whereas you say, you record multiple versions. That are stacked in PPro, or Audio editing software. And then pick out the best bits.
You could also use cloud services like NOVA
(Full disclosure, I am a user, and have invested a tiny amount of money via Seedrs into the company).
Here you can use the video analyzer to upload and analyze your videos. Once you do a search it should find that phrase across all your takes.Feel free to give it a spin here:
https://app.wearenova.ai/signup?ref=madsnybojorgensen2I know that they are constantly programming on it to make it better.
Atb
Mads
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