Gary Verby
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Thank you for the great advice.
I have a 25fps Interlaced export ready, but playback on my iMac is choppy with interlaced field lines. I suppose my question is, if I send this through, will the lines be removed once it is broadcast?
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Time is precious so any advice would be great…
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Premieres pretty great for finding missing files and reattaching them. My advice is get the footage into one folder on the drive, open up your project and a dialogue window will pop up, giving you a number of options to find the missing files.
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Send the individual clips (right click) or sequence to Audition. Check out Noise Reduction Process.
It’s an ace feature but use sparingly otherwise you’ll give your audio an underwater effect.
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The key to an efficient Post workflow is to come into the edit with as much organisation as possible. When I step into the edit suite I want my creative juices to flow and having to sift through dud takes is counter-intuitive.
Obviously with low budge productions it’s not always easy to have shot lists/edit sheets available but if you can get into the habit of having these documents prepared yourself or by a crew member you’ll find your Post ebb and flow to be much slicker.
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As long as the sequence settings and source footage match there will be no noticeable deteriotation in quality.
Depending on how precious your cuts are I would get into the habit of exporting mastered (uncompressed) versions to combat this issue down the line.