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After effects workflow question
Lets say I want to color grade my whole Final Cut project, should I grade each RAW clip individually then edit in FCP? If you do grade each RAW file wouldn’t take take too long since I only use a portion of the raw clip? or should I import that whole, edited, FCP project to Grade in after effects? How do you color grade each individual clip when after effects recognizes your edit as a single clip?
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If you did it in AE, I would use the split clip command (shift+cntl+D). You could also try Edit Detection Script
Johnny Cuevas, Editor
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Thanks for the tip. Still looking for answears
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Thanks again for your time, To anyone reading the solution is to edit using Adobe Premiere Pro which works hand in hand with After Effects
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