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What’s that style of editing where you dump all clips linearly in one sequence?
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What’s that type of editing style / workflow where you have all your clips in linear order on the timeline and then do your selection/cuts/arrangement directly from the material? I know it has a specific name because I once saw a video tutorial about it, can’t find it now, where this style was used. I’m not sure how to properly utilise this workflow but I believe it’s what i need to do for my project. I’d like to find those tutorials.
I’m syncing one video with multiple audio recordings (perhaps using pluraleyes and exporting xml) and I feel that this is the only way to have my material synced all at once without working with individual clips. It’s a documentary so there’s lots of footage, I don’t want to go insane…
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Hmmm…harkening back to film days….a KEM roll? Meaning when you put all of your selects and synced footage on one roll, and put it on a KEM (film editing bench) and cut from that?
Shane
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Google “Pancake timeline in Premiere”
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Yes, Pancake editing it is! Thanks dude
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Is there a low-carb version of this? 😉
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