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  • Dan Archer

    March 23, 2010 at 8:15 pm in reply to: Music Video George Michael-Duplicating FX

    Thats correct its just a my signature, I think the video is done very well. Wish I had something like it on my reel.

    A cut is a cut & a dissolve is a disolve, and not just anybody with a system is a pro.

  • Dan Archer

    March 19, 2010 at 10:01 pm in reply to: Music Video George Michael-Duplicating FX

    Thats impressive. I am sure that a combo of motion control camera and some random green screen.
    And a HUGE bottle of advil. Also i notice the lens flares that keep showing up for no apparent reason, they are prolly disguising some stuff. Just a good guess.

    A cut is a cut & a dissolve is a disolve, and not just anybody with a system is a pro.

  • Dan Archer

    March 19, 2010 at 4:34 pm in reply to: Vignetting overload?

    AN d when I was in school they taught us to hold the camera still. Avoid flash frames, wicked jump cuts and that crap at the end of the film reel. I think the reason we see it so much is that its a good way to give a feeling of depth to a flat object or background.

    A cut is a cut & a dissolve is a disolve, and not just anybody with a system is a pro.

  • Dan Archer

    March 16, 2010 at 7:39 pm in reply to: Are we suckers?

    I think in todays market, trailers are not cut to get you interested in the story as Bill stated they should be. I think more often than not they are strictly advertising. Look heres a quick shot of an explosion you can see the whole shot of for $10. and for a lot of the world today, ie super spazzed out kids hopped up on redbull, thats enough. If they showed you some of the slower spots in a film that lead to character and story development, that would bore the hell out of the redbull kids and no one would see the movie. and I think thats unfortunate.

    A cut is a cut & a dissolve is a disolve, and not just anybody with a system is a pro.

  • Dan Archer

    March 8, 2010 at 6:36 pm in reply to: The Art of Editing…

    I wouldnt give them that much credit………..No pun intended. And yes I thought it was switched a little wonky.

    A cut is a cut & a dissolve is a disolve, and not just anybody with a system is a pro.

  • Dan Archer

    March 8, 2010 at 4:54 pm in reply to: The Art of Editing…

    I agree with yo Shane, but I also see your wifes point. What we do is an art. Its very subjective. There are a million ways to put together a film and its up to us to figure out the best one.With out the editor, the best shot footage and captured audio is just a pile of useless pretty pictures with no form.

    BUT. on the other hand try explaining that to your mom and or family next holiday. My grandmother used to think that when i was on vacation they would have to rerun shows on TV. I think that was a way of trying to explain what we do to a mass audience that has absolutely no clue. Hell I cant get my producer to understand it half the time. I do think it would have been better if TP was in drag for the segment but alas he was not. I have never understood why people think he is so funny.

    A cut is a cut & a dissolve is a disolve, and not just anybody with a system is a pro.

  • Dan Archer

    February 24, 2010 at 4:04 am in reply to: slate example?

    I can really have anything on it as long as its got the important info
    Project name
    Who it was done for
    who done it
    What kind of audio
    Date

    then any thing else you can or wan to put. Sometimes networks or stations have specific things they want in specific place and believe me they will let you know what they want all you have to do is ask them.

    A cut is a cut & a dissolve is a disolve, and not just anybody with a system is a pro.

  • Dan Archer

    February 23, 2010 at 7:24 pm in reply to: cool ergonomics

    Great setup Grinner, I have always favored looking at my client. It make the usual chit chat easier as well. Oh yeah I eat in the suite too. If you have never eaten in the suite you have never truly edited.

    A cut is a cut & a dissolve is a disolve, and not just anybody with a system is a pro.

  • Dan Archer

    February 1, 2010 at 11:42 pm in reply to: We’ve all edited this exact package once

    Hell I’ve edited that more than once!

    Great stuff

    A cut is a cut & a dissolve is a disolve, and not just anybody with a system is a pro.

  • Dan Archer

    January 26, 2010 at 6:16 pm in reply to: What tablet are you using?

    Wacom Intous, Model PTZ631W. Perfect size. Wide screen feel. I dont use the POS mouse either. I am addicted the the mac mouse nipple. I did not know there was anything other than wacom. HA!

    A cut is a cut & a dissolve is a disolve, and not just anybody with a system is a pro.

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