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  • Shane Ross

    August 30, 2005 at 5:38 am in reply to: DV to HDV Converters?

    Then you need to capture HDCAM footage…not DV, like your subject line suggests.

    You’d be best served getting an HD Capture Card like the Kona 2 or Decklink and capturing all the footage at the same resolution. Maybe start with an offline resolution, then capture full res 10-bit HD.

    HDV is more of an acquisition format, not a mastering one…

  • Shane Ross

    August 30, 2005 at 4:27 am in reply to: Upgrade 4.5 to 5

    The upgrade should be pretty painless, but a good way to keep FCP 4.5 and Panther around (A DARN stable system if you ask me) is to install Panther and FCP 4.5 on a separate drive and boot from that drive when you need to. Or, if you don’t have another secondary internal yet, get one and install Tiger and FCP 5 on that and keep you old system on the original drive.

    That is what I do.

  • Shane Ross

    August 30, 2005 at 3:42 am in reply to: HD Online

    Export a 29.97 EDL. Use Cinema Tools to convert the EDL to 23.98. Import that EDL into the Online FCP system.

    And talk to the person doing the online…they might have solutions. And don’t do this again.

    :^)

  • Shane Ross

    August 28, 2005 at 6:36 pm in reply to: transferring final project

    160GB drive with 8 GB left….that is the issue. You need to have about 10% of your drive free to ensure taht you don’t drop frames. When the drive is too full it has difficulty playing back footage.

    Might need to invest in another drive and move some of the media onto it…

  • Shane Ross

    August 28, 2005 at 12:01 pm in reply to: FCP 4.5 and HDV

    No. Only FCP 5 does HDV natively.

  • Shane Ross

    August 27, 2005 at 10:10 am in reply to: HELP-cover letter for editing position-FAST

    Sell yourself. This company really needs to hire you because…but don’t try to sound pompous. There is a fine line.

    List your skills, your talents and greatest accomplishments. Sure a resume can give a date and a project, but you need to say stff like “creative storyteller” if you are an editor, or “inventive graphic designer who knows how to grab your attention.”

    For example:

    Dear Mr. Bossman,

    My name is Shane Ross and I believe that I will be a valuable asset to your company. I am a talented editor with a keen sense of storytelling. I can follow a narrative script and find the best performance and enchance the story, and I am skilled with finidng the sotry hidden in the pile of interview tapes of a documentary project. I have experience cutting drama and comedy, as well as documentary and reality.

    I have experience with the Avid Media Composer non-linear editing system as well as Final Cut Pro and Media 100. I am a skilled compositor using After Effects and Motion to enchance graphics and titles to add production value to the project. I have been editing for 5 years, having assisted for 3 years and online edited for 2 years prior.

    Most recently I completed a drama series for Nickelodeon that will air in January, and currently am finishing up a series of documentaries on the science of the bible for National Geographic.

    The main skill I bring to the table is the ability to tell the story, and tell it well. By why take my word for it? Let my work speak for itself by watching my enclosed demo reel.

    I look forward to hearing from you. Thank you for your consideration.

    Sincerely,

    Shane Ross.

    If you cut and paste this I will find you and forcefully extract $10 from your wallet…

  • Shane Ross

    August 27, 2005 at 2:23 am in reply to: FCP Scratch Disk: Partitions?

    A G-RAID? No need to partition. You could if you wanted, just to have the OS you install on there separate from the Capture Scratch, but you gain nothing nor lose anything…

  • Shane Ross

    August 26, 2005 at 11:15 pm in reply to: Avid Courses in L.A.

    Moviola Digital in LA
    Video Symphony in Burbank.

    I highly recommend Video Symphony. And the bootcamp…

  • Shane Ross

    August 26, 2005 at 10:29 pm in reply to: hdv 720 p 24

    You mean 720p24 for HDV, right Tom? Because I see that option is available for DVCPRO HD…

  • Shane Ross

    August 26, 2005 at 9:43 pm in reply to: HDV Timeline Viewing

    The method I have researched costs $1300. Decklink HD card for $595 and Decklink HD Link converter box to convert the HD SDI signal to a DVI one costs $695. Oh, then you need the Apple 23″ or Dell 24″ display to view this on…

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