Wednesday, 27 April 2016
http://www.bbc.co.uk/academy/production/article/art20141022105456785
"BBC editor Garry Paton on how to manage your material, organise your sequence and keep your best footage in the final edit."
Whilst working during preproduction and doing additional research, i came across a very useful section of the BBC academy section of their website, in which it has a section on Post production. Under that section they have a video, plus information on building your edit, that provides really useful information towards editing footage, and how to speed up your workflow.
The useful information that i taken from the video plus website was:
- Log all of your rushes
- Start with a basic structure, only move on when you have your story right
- Pull best bits of interview into a sync pull, then you can structure that into a sync assembly
- Nail the sync in the structure, and then make it look pretty
