[Jon Fidler]

Thanks guys

[Jon Fidler]

Hi

Sorry to be so unspecific, what I mean is for broadcast would the editor export the footage stretched or would you export it to tape at the correct AR,

[Jon Fidler]

Hi

Thanks for the answer, but is the video meant to be exported stretched on export?

[Jon Fidler]

Ah ok, so with any other any other conversions there is no speed up?

[Jon Fidler]

Hey

Thanks again, one last question, as well as video if I had a graphic with the wrong pixel ratio, does FCP automatically correct the problem?

[Jon Fidler]

Thanks for the quick answer, the link doesnt seem to work, is it online anywhere else?

[Jon Fidler]

Thanks very much, everyones responses have been extremely helpful

[Jon Fidler]

Thanks for the response

That was very helpful but I just need clarification on one more small point, in most films I see the reaction to the listener happens just as the speaker is finishing talking.

In the cases of the reaction happening at the start of a sentence, like in the example I wrote above. Is it usually the case of the listener has a good reaction at the start of the sentence or are they covering up a technical error.

I know this is a very broad question, I only ask as L cuts seem to happen about 10 times more often than J cuts in most film or tv dialogue scenes and I was wondering why?

[Jon Fidler]

Hi

Thanks for this, but its not excactly what I was getting at, I literally mean during the flow of a conversation.

E.G

Bob: Hi Jon how are you today?

Jon: Im fine thanks, how about yourself?

Sometimes, the camera will still be on Bob, when he says Im fine thanks, and then cut to him, instead of cutting to this reaction and then the line.