Looking for an experienced Premiere Pro editor in Toronto

[Tim Kolb]

Hi David,

If you don’t get a lot of viable alternatives, I’m not too too far away…I could take a look at it.

in the meantime, you may have inadvertently not included your contact info. Your email isn’t in your profile and the link on your site gets kicked back…at least it did for me.

TimK,
Director,
Kolb Productions,

Creative Cow Host,
Author/Trainer
http://www.focalpress.com
http://www.classondemand.net

[Herminiocordido]

Hi, i am an Experienced Premiere Pro Editor based in Toronto…
My web site is http://www.wirepluggedproductions.com
Thanks
H

[David Cherniack]

Thanks, Tim.

I’d enjoy working with you but the way the film is funded requires payment to a Canuck for tax credit purposes, and specifically an Ontarian ( so I don’t have to duplicate paperwork for another province.)

My email is davidc@AllinOneFilms.com

A question that occured talking to a FCP editor about a possible workflow:

It’s an HDV project that I’ll be onlining on the AXIO for it’s realtime magic. I’ve ingested the material with scene detect (AXIO does that even though Adobe doesn’t) and sorted it into bins by scenes. I’ll batch convert the the clips into DV files (see https://forums.creativecow.net/cgi-bin/new_read_post.cgi?forumid=132&postid=856145 for my workaround of the lack of a render que in PPro) with matching timecode (I tested and that works ) and put those on a portable drive. At this point I’d hand the project and drive to a PPro editor but if I can’t find one that’s suitible a FCP editor might work if the Automatic Duck plugin will take the AAF file exported from the Axio (it’s just clips and bins – no timelines.) On the way back it would be an edl – worst case scenario – or best case scenario – using the AutoDuck plugin to export the FCP project as an AE project, and then into PPro for the online and finishing.

Have you or anyone else tried this workflow? or at least the first leg PPro’s AAF to FCP? For the second leg maybe I’ll also post in the AutoDuck forum.

David

David
AllinOneFilms.com

[Tim Kolb]

Ah…got it. No problem.

On the project export…I’ve not tried the AAF export function where the beginning media is AVI. FCP deals with QuickTime of course and that would be the one thing I’d wonder about… The administrative files (project, bins, etc) should be pretty straight forward…

TimK,
Director,
Kolb Productions,

Creative Cow Host,
Author/Trainer
http://www.focalpress.com
http://www.classondemand.net

[David Cherniack]

[Tim Kolb] “FCP deals with QuickTime of course and that would be the one thing I’d wonder about”

Yeah…should be possible to fool it by exporting from PPro as QT and batch renaming them to avi’s to match the original file names.

Still…reading the AutoDuck forum it seems that the workflow back to AE is limited and then there’s the question of how solid is the AE>PPro workflow. With a whole whack of stills that need to be animated in this edit, it seems to me that I should be thinking PPro all the way.

David

David
AllinOneFilms.com