Christine Steele's Final Cut Pro in Professional Post
Series 2 - Prep for the Sound Editor - iTunes/iPad Edition
Picture editing is just part of the editorial process. Frequently, you need to hand off your edited sequences to a sound editor for mastering. In this series, Christine will show you how to properly prepare your sequences for working with a Pro Tools sound editor.
For full descriptions of what's in this series, check out the table of contents
Who is this Tutorial for?
This tutorial was designed for professionals and would-be professionals working with Final Cut Pro - editors, assistant editors, post production and visual effects supervisors, directors, producers and DPs.
Watch Series 2 - Prep for the Sound Editor on the iPad
The iPad is revolutionizing the way people access and interact with media. Video training is therefore a natural fit for people who want their training on the go or on a separate device from their main system. Because of the limited storage capacities of the iPad, we have labored to keep the movie sizes as small as possible while maintaining our high standards of image and sound quality. And perhaps best of all, you don't need to be connected to the internet to watch our tutorials on your iPad.
We realize you may have a question or two, so we created a short FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) page to answer them.
Table of Contents
Organizing Your Audio Tracks
- Understanding OMF
- Organizing Your Audio Tracks
- Organizing SOT and VO Tracks
- Organizing Background Ambience
- Converting from Stereo to Dual Mono
- Identifying Audio Types
- Christine's Hot Tip
Head & Tail Sync
- Creating Sync Pops
- Adding Bars & Tone
- Adding Slug
- Checking FFOP (First Frame of Picture)
- Creating a 2-Pop
- Christine's Hot Tip #1
- Reasons for Pre-Program Material
- Christine Recap
Notation Markers for Sound Editor
- Using Markers for Notation
- Exporting a Marker List
- Marker Lists in Spread Sheets
Exporting OMF Files
- Exporting an OMF file
- Christine's OMF Checklist
- Exporting a Reference Movie
- Changing Timecode Reader Parameters
- Reference Movie Export Parameters
System Requirements for Viewing Tutorials
- Mac Computer with 1.25 GHz or faster G5, Intel Core Duo or Intel Xeon processor
- MacOS 10.4.11 or Mac OS 10.5.5 or later
- iTunes 8 or later
- SuperDrive for backing up the iTunes lessons
- 1 GB or more of RAM
- QuickTime 7.5.5 or later
- Monitor Depth - Millions
- 1024 x 768 screen size or better
- Optional iPad - a really awesome viewing experience if you do!
