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naa. You can often strobe at 2 and reduce it but it depends on the action, of cuorse.
You may have some luck with the 3:2 pulldown in your time warp. There just isn’t an accurate math equasion in any plugin for this.
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By the numbers moved in the last month, his manager prolly wishes they had done this years ago.
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I never based my rate on others’. This is no exception. While I have had many a fussy mother of the bride hang up because she could not afford my rate, never have I found myself piggybacking a still photog while asking myself what I was doing there.
It’s $4k. Don’t like it? Get unlce bob to shoot it.
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My thought is if the manager has naver made, the manager just aint managing.
This has been the case at most of the places I have worked at. I’ve never had a problem with giving respect where it is due but I’ve never been good at faking it when it’s not. -
apparently being 50 something and getting ready for a tour made for 20 year olds aint good for fellas on the needle.
who knew?
It’s good to knopw all is so well with the world that an overdosing artist is news.
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anytime you scale something larger than it’s original; source, you will get some aliasing. Add tot hat the compression froma DVD and ya get what you are seeing.
Render at full rez and keep it as clean as ya can till ya burn at the highest kbs you can. That’s really all you can do. -
I have my daughter design lower thirds for me in her spare time. I kept her out of all art schools to keep her limitaions limited and as a result, man she comes up with some humdinger of some different ideas. My fav is a fulls crenner with acutout for the talking head. Opposite thinking by my standards. Hence the gig being hers, I guess.
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talk about full circle.
It was 15 years ago when I was on Media Composer version 4.
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simeple answer to your first question.. throw a project in the hopper.
Part of why you avoid creative burn out is because you love it so much. The reason you love it is because you’d do it it on or off the clock. Well, the clock’s off. You can go wild.
enjoy.I shot this last weekend with my sons:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9N8mGxLa_J4
It’s not a pilot. It in no way was shot with the thoughts of it yielding some sort of monitary profit. My boys and I simply had a blast, old school-style with the camera for an evening. Editing this was almost as enjoyable as the tick-gettin’ part.We work like the dickens w hen booked, Lord knows. There is an art to learning how to take a day off when a day off shows up. They key, as with all arts, is to practice.
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I love the ones I have to wtach more than once for technicals cuz I got into the movie itself.
Was watchin’ Napoleon Dynomite again the other night. I noted much more sweetening than I did when I watched it as a movie. The casio keyboard score, the never-ending background sound effects, even the awkward pauses become a part of it’s sound track.
Anything that sneaks something past me the first time… very cool.