Face or arm or speech, at the first sign, it's time to call 999 Search 'NHS Stroke' for more advice. This very important message for the NHS cut at Stitch by Tim Hardy NHS - 'Act Fast' Editor: Tim Hardy Assistant Editor: Chris Hutchings Edit Producer: Maggie McDermott Director: Tom Tagholm Production Company: Various Films Producer: Gwilym Gwillim Production Manager: Michael Choudhury DOP: Ole Bratt Birkeland Agency: M&C Saatchi Group Agency Producer: Dale Chapman Creatives: Max Lowe and Amy Parkhill Sound: Sine Audio Post Production Phil Bolland Post: ELMNTL Alasdair Patrick Grade: Black Kite Studios George Kyriacou
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Another excellent demo of the power and possibilities that color correction and grading can provide for enhancing and even transforming a scene. Think photoshop-level editing but for motion picture. Thanks for sharing Ross Baker, great work! #postproduction #colorcorrection #colorgrading #colorist
Sexy Beast Anatomy of a grade: Bring the Sun Simpler anatomy this time. Adding the kiss of sun to a scene in Beast Sexy Catch the All episodes now on Paramount+ Full post production by Molinare. Dir: David Gaffrey Dop: Mattias Nyberg Offline Editor: Paul Knight Colourist: Ross Baker Assistant Colourist: Jake Davies Online Editor: Scott Hinchcliffe Junior Online Editor: David Tippell Ppm: Chloe Hughes Sound Supervising Editor: Glen Gathard Re-Recording Mixer: Richard Pryke SFX: Brad Rees Dialogue Editor: Noah D. Foley Artists: Zoe Freed and Rebecca Heathcote Foley Mixer: Francesca Bourne Graded on FilmLight Baselight Vimeo Link in first comment
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ONE MINUTE OF SILENCE! Nope, nobody died, but you must observe it. Some of you must have heard the AD call for a one minute of silence after the wrap of a scene. Yeah, very annoying!😂 The pain of standing there is the longest ONE MINUTE in existence...doing nothing. But in real sense, you're doing something very important. In filmmaking and television production, room tone is the "silence" recorded at a location or space when no dialogue is spoken. It is similar to ambience, but is distinguished by a lack of explicit background noise. Trust me, that one minute silence is VERY IMPORTANT. Please don't mess it up. Just don't say anything. Stand still! Don't move your slippers, don't laugh. Trust me, those sound guys can hear you!😂 They hear everything! Someone might want to ask, "why can't they just do it after everyone leaves?" Ehnnn?!!!😳 It's a taboo o! Hear me out... Every location has a distinct presence created by the position of the microphone in relation to the space boundaries. A microphone placed in two different parts of the same room will record two distinct presences. This is because of the unique spatial relationship between the microphone and boundaries such as walls, ceilings, and floors, and other objects in a room. VERY IMPORTANT! That one minute of silence is used to help create the film sound track, where it may be intercut with the dialogues to smooth out any sound edit points. In the sound edit, it occupies the same track as the dialogue to which it applies. The next time you're on set, don't forget that one minute of silence 😁 But wait... What if room tone is the first thing done before the scene is shot. Immediately after the first set up. Then all the gear is in its original place. That would save the anxiety and impatience of the crew wanting to leave immediately😂 My name is Emmy Williams and I'm a Producer that understands the process. 📽️: CheapoMedia #EmmyWilliams #Filmmaking #RoomTone
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Adapting Your Book or Idea For Television: Sunday 29th September, 6pm - 8pm. Spaces Are Limited Book Now: https://lnkd.in/e3p6UYPu 1 Create a compelling television or film pitch deck for your book or idea. 2 How to utilise AI images for a professional pitch deck enhancement. 3 Learn how Canva design can give your TV/film pitch design a slick edge. 4 The 'Perfect Pitch Deck System' to approaching broadcasters.
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Mastering Horror: Tension, Sound, and Iconic Scores Explained Uncover the secrets behind captivating horror movie openings! This video delves into pacing, sound design, iconic scores, and visual storytelling techniques that heighten fear. Join us as we analyze the chilling elements that make films like The Conjuring unforgettable! #HorrorMovies #FilmAnalysis #SoundDesign #CreepyScores #PacingAndTension #VisualStorytelling #HorrorFilmSecrets #TheConjuring #IconicHorror #FilmmakingTips
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In today’s media landscape, the term "producer" seems to have become a catch-all label, often used far beyond its original, well-defined meaning. While the title once denoted a highly skilled professional responsible for overseeing complex production processes in film, television, or music, in recent years it has become a term applied to anyone involved in even the most minimal aspects of content creation—such as conducting interviews or shooting videos. But is being a "producer" really as simple as that? Is the title becoming too loosely applied, losing its true meaning and value in the process?
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From Footage to Final Cut: Let’s Create Something Amazing 🚀 #videoeditor #editor #media #youtube #youtubecontent #youtubevideos #reels #Ads #television #film #webseries
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Good Editing is the life line to story telling.
Be intentional As a Film and TV editor, one of the most powerful skills you can possess is being intentional with your cut. To have an idea of how you want the viewer to feel when watching a scene and how that scene fits in the project as whole. Being deliberate allows you to more easily control timing, pace, tone, flow and duration. On duration: This scene is 3 minutes long and that's intentional and a big deal in South African television. Why? Here's is some quick television maths. The average 30 minute episode in South Africa is built of multiple parts and each one of those parts demand their own due duration. These are the AVERAGE duration times: Full episode = 30 Minutes (1800 seconds) - 50 Seconds (Previously On) - 35 Seconds (Opening title sequence) - 40 Seconds (End Credits) - 7 Minutes (420 Seconds - Ad Breaks) - 14 Seconds (Bumpers - The show graphics when going to and coming from Ad Breaks) - 1 Minute (60 Seconds - Establishing shots) 50 + 35 + 40 + 420 + 14 + 60 = 619 Seconds 1800 (Full episode) - 619 = 1181 Seconds 1181 Seconds is the total duration of actual content per episode. The average episode has 12 scenes, which all share that 1181 seconds. Which means each scene should be (1181/ 12 = 98.4 Seconds). So, when a scene is shorter than its allotted 98 seconds, it concedes its remaining time to other scenes. Meaning, other scenes can afford to be longer than 98 seconds. But when a scene is longer than the allotted 98 seconds, then it takes away time from other scenes. Meaning, other scenes have to be shorter than 98 seconds. So, what's the big deal with a 3-minute scene? This scene is 180 Seconds long. That is close to 2x longer than the average scene. This could have easily been 98 seconds, with some of its parts left on the cutting room floor but we chose to let span for numerous reasons and the fore of which being weight. We wanted the scene to be as heavy as it can be by holding longer the silence in the reactions and not rushing her while she talks. The rumbling score also needed to build slowly for added gravitas. These need time. Let me know if you think the intentions match up with the result. #OfflineEditor #SoundDesign #IsithaTheEnemy Black Brain Pictures
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How we edit our films have come a long way since the first movie in the 1800s. Since then, we have done everything in our power to continuously push boundaries and make sure that we capture hearts and inspire others to make their own films. Let me walk you through the evolution of editing and how you can use it in your own branding...check out the video below 👇🏽 https://lnkd.in/gaM3hYiM
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