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Television & Film. Post-Production. Buzzwords. Post-Production Studios Editing Past, present, future Final Cut. Introduction to Post-Production. Process after production (polish stage) Bringing the pieces together (editing) Marketing & advertisement. The Past of Post-Production.
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Television & Film Post-Production
Buzzwords • Post-Production • Studios • Editing • Past, present, future • Final Cut
Introduction to Post-Production • Process after production (polish stage) • Bringing the pieces together (editing) • Marketing & advertisement
The Past of Post-Production • Analogue editing - Cut and splice style editing. - Physical task using razor blade and grease pencil. • No computers or digital work stations. • BBC Television Centre first opened in June 1960 -Second oldest TV centre next to Granada
The Present of Post-Production • 4 decades ago, video editing evolved from ‘cut & splice’ to a ‘computerized craft’. • Digital work stations favoured over analogue editing. • Larger amount of studios compared to the past. • Internet used for advertisement and displaying media. • Large variety of jobs e.g. - Runner - Colour Grader - Sound designer - Editor/Assistant editor
The Future of Post-Production • Fast growing industry. Major companies in -London -Vancouver -New Zealand -Singapore • High demand for special effects • Constant evolving software
Artistic & Tech aspects of Post-Production • Artistic input with visual appearance, time and sound. Editing with digital technology. • Post production can include designers, technicians and artists working on projects aside from the main television or film production. For example - Posters - Merchandise - Logos
List of Software • Editing • Final Cut Pro • Avid Express Pro • Sound Editing • Soundtrack Pro • Wavepad • After Effects • Adobe After Effects
Post-Production Jobs • Post-Production Runner • Colour Grader • Sound designer • Editor/Assistant editor • Media Technician • Manager • Logger • Researcher
Summary • Large variety of jobs available. • TV still in its early days. • Highly suspect to change with new technology. • Highly team-based jobs.
Bibliography • ‘Cut and Splice’ ‘Computerized craft’ -Video Editing & Post-Production by Gary H. Anderson 1999, Published by Focal Press. • ‘Razor blade and grease pencil’ – Statson.org, Created by StasBekman, Source material from ‘Audio Professional FAQ’, Oct 21st 2010. • BBC Television Studio – Wikipedia – “Dyke accused of conflict on interest over £6m holding in rival TV firm” The Independent, 17 Jan 2000