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Has Vegas ever done a FEATURE Film??
Posted by Marcus Frakes on August 8, 2006 at 10:29 pmHas Vegas ever been used to complete a feature length 35mm film? FCP has done several…ever heard of a Vegas job yet??
Banks Pappas replied 15 years, 6 months ago 12 Members · 13 Replies -
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Leslie Wand
August 8, 2006 at 11:27 pmi doubt any feature FILM has actually been edited on vegas, nor any other NLE (including avid) come to that. they have been off-lined, assembled, cut, whathaveyou, on them, and the results then negmatched to produce the final resulting FILM.
sfx are created in software, but transferred to film eventually. the question is rather; has vegas been used in a feature, to which the answer is probably numerous times. then again, so have many other nle’s (notably avid credits).
has a feature been edited on vegas, i’m sure the answer is yes, but the resultant film (transferred from dv to film) always looks like it.
having edited feature film many years ago, it was done on nle’s that today look about equal to the job as a palm pilot would be! but my editing was simply cut to cut, as is most feature film work. sfx, is a whole seperate ball game. as is audio, etc., when was the last time you saw a page turn, cheesy cross fx in a feature?
leslie
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Jason Harbaugh
August 8, 2006 at 11:52 pm“when was the last time you saw a page turn, cheesy cross fx in a feature?”
Star Wars: Episode III 😉 -
Leslie Wand
August 9, 2006 at 12:48 ami stand corrected – but then again, i rate star wars along with macdonalds, late night adverts, and the rest of the mindless drivel.
my mentors always said – if you have to use an effect, you either don’t know how to write a script, or you’ve got nothing to say…. then again, eye candy does keep the dumbed downs amused…
slowly vegitating in my own bile,
leslie
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Josh Meredith
August 9, 2006 at 1:08 amStar Wars: Episode III 😉
Ha! I remember laughing at some of those transitions. It made me feel a lot better about my own editing!
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Edward Troxel
August 9, 2006 at 2:28 am -
Stephen Mann
August 9, 2006 at 6:41 amThe transitions were done to give the film the feel of the old film serials like Flash Gordon.
Stephen Mann,
MannMade Digital Video,
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Sada
August 9, 2006 at 8:46 pmActually, my new 6 hour epic was edited in Vegas. Unfortunately, someone from Asia pirated it at hits grand opening at Gruman’s Chinese Theater and MGM won’t distribute it.
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Matthew Doyle
August 10, 2006 at 8:29 pmI don’t undertsand these kinds of questions. A I just started editing my feature in Vegas 3.0. Since 85% off all my editing is straight cuts (as it is, IMHO, in most movies), what difference does it make what NLE I use?
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Swarrine
August 11, 2006 at 5:40 amThe Civil War movie Cold Mountain with Nichole Kidman and Jude Law was edited in FCP.
If you edit for hire the job market is pretty much Avid or FCP. If you edit for yourself pick what is most effective for you. For me that was Vegas V. 4 which I am still on. We shall see about Vegas V. 7.
For me, my purchase depends on V. 7 improvements of text presets. Like everyone else I am pretty much straight cut or fade to/from black in the body of a program, but when it comes to intro/outro Vegas is weak with text effects in general for example one letter at a time slide in/out or a shakey text effect are presently non existant. Text scrolling is another area screaming for improvement.
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Adam Rose esq.
August 11, 2006 at 9:12 amUnfortunately is has a lot of impact on the consumer. Which affects sales. Which affects R&D & longevity of the product, plugins, work opportunities etc
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that’s why the FCP users are always mentioning Cold Mtn.
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