Aindreas Gallagher
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second reply there herb –
what a cast?
It’s fab – there’s a crappy youtube copy? I’m ordering it on amazon.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UAmr-WBCRes
but the mad thing is burt lancaster’s speech at an hour and nine minutes? relative to bush, blair and Iraq – particularly blair’s dodgy dossier – it’s crazily on the nose. I actually just paused it to post. Lancaster really knows how to deliver a line as well.
“The doctrine of presidential credibility, by which I mean the license to lie at home and abroad, killed hundreds of thousands of people in a war that should never have been fought.”
that is some line.
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[Charlie Austin] “better to crop every single clip in a cut, rather than use an adjustment layer,”
mmm. possibly. depends how you’re handling transforms and push pulls on the shots you’re cropping? In that instance it’s maybe best to nest and use the crop on the nest and then swap out the shots you’re faking little moves on inside the nest. when you have multiple rounds of revision that can be a tremendous time saver. horses for courses if ever there was one!
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[Herb Sevush] ” it just kept multiple vantage points of the story going continuously over an extended period of time and used brilliant audio editing and mixing to keep the narrative flowing.”
mmm. yes please. that sounds great.
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do you know – funny story – I went to a talk he gave about this at the guardian open weekend a while back. It was completely fascinating and the way he talked about preparing it like a music score was so madly interesting, and so nearly revelatory, I thought I had a handle on it in my head for around.. half an hour.
Also his hollywood anecdotes from his time there were utterly scandalous. lawsuit material as far as the eye could see. fantastic talk.
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[Charlie Austin] “For the love of Jeebus, let it go.”
As long as proponents don’t come out with ridiculous language like the stuff that was in the article we’re all good.
to make the point again – I never mentioned the usefulness of X – I acknowledged it was bang on for some use cases some time ago.
It’s hilarious language like… oh I don’t know let me see now.
it’s right on the tip of my tongue. ah yes.
“I feel like I’m describing how the microwave works to my Grandpa.”
You remember that gold right charlie? 🙂
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well they put me up in milan and paris. I felt it would have been rude.
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[Jeff Markgraf] “Now they use Premiere out of a combination of fear and inertia”
this is what’s worth mocking – as was pointed out – I really didn’t make much bones around X itself at all in the post – and I don’t post here half as much as I used to, but some of the language was so ridiculous I was moved to basically. And so again here.
[Jeff Markgraf] “Now they use Premiere out of a combination of fear and inertia”
This is the weird self aggrandising myth making of the X user. If you reverse that sentence the FCPX adoptee is thrusting, forward moving with courage and insight.
It’s absolutely ludicrous – and this one did make me laugh out loud. I don’t know where the moonieshine comes from, but the weird thing is, as the debate has largely died down, FCPX users mystical notion of their own courage and genius for using a particular piece of software seems as strong as ever?
It’s really funny is all. Funny and a little, little bit sad. And really ripe for a p*ss take – which I suppose I couldn’t quite resist?
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again – I’m really dis-avowing wipes. I think they’re OK, and it wasn’t as icky as I thought it’s be but its not where my heart lies. I just posted that to push back against the man gargling pints thing brett lobbed at me.
– two days turnaround to first client review, with some help on shot curation – radio edit for the IVs over the tune and then a ton of stringouts for atmos, eyes, fashion talent etc. then lots and lots of cropping and wiping. then CC.
Milan is a pretty town but I didn’t see a particularly huge amount of it.
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I love a bit of split screen. We were super excited and I’d worked up some style samples – then they were all like – no negative space and ramp up the wiping please. so, you know, whatever, but fine. I just really wanted to do the thomas crown affair frankly, and we had 96 FPS models coming out our ears, so that really really could have happened.
oh well.. I’ll definitely check out twilights last gleaming. If bieberkopf was still around he’d probably have some insane examples too…
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but wait – you like the wipes? we fought against them quite hard. I was saying they were client lead because we proposed something different?
I, curmudgeon, believe split screen should have at least some negative space, and even skinny black breathing space here and there in the framing.
I’m old school on my splitscreens.So HA HA – you’re entire riposte came to nothing there Oliver. It is dust. boom.
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