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Interesting workflow idea: Kyno + Dropbox + your NLE
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Three As and a B – the NLE Rumble.
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[John Christie] “But have a look at Grant’s left shoulder (camera right). It looks like there’s some odd jumping of his shirt going on.”
Nothing covered. Grant has a bit of a nervous tick when he’s speaking. That’s all you’re seeing.
– Oliver
Oliver Peters – oliverpeters.com
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Frame series episodes 3 and 4
https://blog.frame.io/2020/04/07/workflow-from-home-episodes-3-and-4-learn-from-the-experts/
– Oliver
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The shorthand version.
– Oliver
Oliver Peters – oliverpeters.com
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It seems that all of the various solutions hinge around the “last mile” issue. That’s either local internet speed, the time it takes to transfer a large amount of media to drives, or the need to have someone still in an office/lab/facility/etc dealing with high-res media.
Moving around small proxies for editing isn’t that difficult, but it does not solve the problem. It merely becomes a way to work that is limited to a few workflow scenarios. Most of the scenarios that can work with high-res media through the cloud involve a small amount of footage – media managed selects, a flattened file for grading, or individual shots for VFX. Those situations work and are manageable. Syncing project files between mirrored drives also works.
None of this is really that taxing on the internet structure, but it’s not fast, either. Until we can all count on getting 100GB+ reliably and consistently to/from the cloud in under an hour, I don’t see a lot of that changing.
– Oliver
Oliver Peters – oliverpeters.com
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[Bill Davis] “I’m sure there are panic meetings happening right now at the Board of Education level down to the district and individual schools levels in case the public schools need to remain closed for months.”
Both my kids are music teachers – one in public school, one does private instruction. They’ve been doing online classes for about the past week or two. So far, so good. The school systems all recognize that as a stop-gap, not a long-term solution. However, in some cases, this will add a potential option that might not have been considered in the past.
– Oliver
Oliver Peters – oliverpeters.com
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[Bob Zelin] “As for 5G ? Well – Tim can tell us about that more than anyone else now. But of course, that won’t be the ultimate solution for what we are talking about.”
Remember, the “sales pitch” for 5G is all about IoT – “smart homes,” self-driving cars, etc. What sort of bandwidth draw is that going to be? I suspect 5G will be a speed bump, only to be gobbled up by more things we don’t need.
– Oliver
Oliver Peters – oliverpeters.com
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[Tim Wilson] “So for you folks who are actually managing these kinds of remote workflows, we’ve talked about products and platforms, but how does full res media enter into the picture? Does it?”
You seem to be suggesting that remote workflows are here to stay as the norm. I highly doubt that. Post is highly collaborative – as in face-to-face. Yes, there are ways around that, but they are highly inefficient and often more costly. I don’t see that improving in the least. Will some of these current methods be with us in a revised form? Sure. Will they be the norm? I highly doubt it, unless there is an overriding need for that. It will be an option. In anything, facility owners will have better “plan Bs” for the next such event.
– Oliver
Oliver Peters – oliverpeters.com
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See if this plug-in works.
https://alex4d.com/final_cut_plugins/alex4d-free-2/item/7-alex4d-wide-angle-fix-effect
– Oliver
Oliver Peters – oliverpeters.com