Chris Bryan
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Well DC, is a two hour drive for me, so I’d probably charge $800-$1000.00. I don’t think that’s really an accurate way to price this as I’ve already shot the footage, been paid for it and done the work. I’ve seen some places list $100 per second of footage used which sounds pretty reasonable. Basically I was hoping to get insight from people who have licensed footage to know what a good quote would be.
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When the encoding process nears completion a DVD icon appears in my dock, when I mouse over it, it says “create disc” Keep in mind I am actually creating the DVD from Compressor, I select the option for “create DVD” when job finishes and have it save a disc image to the hard drive.
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I need a minimum of 4 bags of gear to properly shoot a wedding.
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Yes, however, I know others who have traveled to Canada for a one-off job and as soon as they see the gear at the border questions arise. I’d love to hear from anyone with firsthand experience with a situation like this.
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Hi guys,
Sorry if I’m not being clear. I’ve never used Adobe Encore before. I have a project that I am exporting from FCP7 and I’d like to use Encore to burn that file to a Blu-Ray disc with chapter menus that I set up in FCP. The tutorials I have found haven’t specifically talked about this. If there are any or if anyone has any suggestions I’d appreciate it. Thanks for your time.
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Is Toast really more versatile? I’m new to both the Share feature and Toast. From what I can tell in toast I can’t have the chapter menu titles that I set in FCP show up, they just show up as numbers, which is really irritating when I have 18 chapters. If you can tell me how to set this up I’d appreciate it.
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No, they didn’t and that’s why I posted here. Thanks for supplying a link, however I specifically asked about exporting a file from FCP7 to Adobe Encore CS4. Your tutorial begins by describing how to bring a project from Premiere to Encore, this does not really help me.
I’m hoping that by posting here, someone with more experience than I can help me out, so that I can end the two weeks of trial and error that I’ve been going through.
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I use this one: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/bnh/controller/home?O=productlist&A=details&Q=&sku=542007&is=REG&addedTroughType=Referred+Search and I’ve seen other videographers using it as well. The casing for the light feels cheap, but it gets the job done!
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Great question, Audio is something I am always working to improve and Lavalier systems are something that I really don’t understand!
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Hey Philip,
Thanks for the tip! I ended up buying the Alesis Pro which is very similar to the Zoom HD, it’s a little cheaper though and records directly into my iPod. I made the mistake of hooking right into the band’s mixer at the first wedding I used it at, and discover, as you mentioned that the drums weren’t mixed in, so I got a pretty awful sounding mix. I’ll try your advice and next time will hook up an external mic for the drums! It’s amazing when you have a recording basically of just the lead singer how often they go off pitch!
Thanks again!