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  • Television Program

    Posted by Michael Calvino on July 5, 2005 at 9:50 pm

    I Have just been contracted to edit a TV sports Program and was wondering if anyone has any xperience in this.

    I am a Doco editor and usually start with a sound edit.
    But with this I feel the image is more important, but hey.

    What is the best method in relation to process and steps?
    Is there a typical procedure to follow?

    1.Picture edit
    2.sound edit
    3.voice over
    4.grading
    5.graphics

    any ideas?

    Thanks

    David Roth weiss replied 20 years, 10 months ago 2 Members · 1 Reply
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  • David Roth weiss

    July 5, 2005 at 10:44 pm

    Michael,

    You already have it down… Most likely you’ll be working primarily with highlights, which are the best of the best, and they’ll provide you with multiple angles of everything, cuz they always have a few zillion cameras. The biggest part of the job in sports to simply pick the angle that blows everyone away, and build up the moment further by showing a reaction shot of either the player, a teammate, or the fans.

    At Fox Sports, where I used to work, the announcers always wrote their own copy, cuz each has a distictive style, and they know they’re own style best. We’d just cut the best pix and put lots of crowd noise underneath, then show it to the announcers. As they watched it the first time they’d just ad-lib their lines and the producers would type it all out, and then they’d bring them them to the VO booth to record it. When the VO came back, I’d lay it down and we were done. Its about as easy as it gets…

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