U3 L6 Pre-Planning Techniques And Requirements for Post Production Flashcards

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For most projects, when does postproduction begin?

A

when raw footage is received with script

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What stages does the finishing process include?

A
  • sound design, mix and music scoring
  • visual effects
  • titles
  • printing
  • delivery of final master
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What does a postproduction supervisor do?

A

maintain consistent communication btw:

  • producer
  • editor and sound editor
  • companies that finish the film
  • production accountant
  • dealines met
  • coordination of entire postpro process
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Industry standard postpro schedules estimate about how many weeks for the film’s first cut delilvery?

A

10 weeks

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When should scheduling and expectations be set up?

A

beginning

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What qualities should a postproduction supervisor have?

A
  • excellent communicator

- manage high level of stress

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Who usually hires the postproduction supervisor?

A

producer

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How many films a year may a postproduction supervisor work on?

A

3-4

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9
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Where does a postproduction supervisor work in a big-budget film with CGI?

A

preproduction

-meets with CGI company to review budget and creative considerations

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Who does the postproduction supervisor work with on a small-budget film? What do they contribute

A
  • director
  • producer
  • production team

-gives advice on limitations

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A postpro supervisor is responsible for which budget?

A

postpro budget

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12
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How frequently should a postpro supervisor prepare cost reports?

A

once a month

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13
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For most films, audio must be planned in which phase?

A

preproduction phase

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14
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What are the three categories Audio for film is divided into?

A
  • music
  • dialogue
  • effects
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15
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What is a recordist also called?

A

production mixer

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What does a production mixer do?

A

records dialogue on set during production

17
Q

What is room tone?

A

sound of location when no one is talking

18
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What does the recordist/production mixer do during production?

A
  • records clear dialogue
  • minimize background noise
  • helps sound mixer chose equipment
  • notes dialogue need re-recording in postpro
  • captures specific sounds
19
Q

What are dailies?

A

raw footage shot each day

20
Q

What are the four main types of workflow when dailies are put into it?

A

1- film capture to film delivery (not used anymore, few prefer)
2- film capture to electronic delivery (film transferred to HD/digital cam)
3-electronic capture to film delivery (from digital to 35mm film)
4-electronic capture to electronic delivery

21
Q

Should production and postpro phases be considered separately or together?

22
Q

What can portpro NOT improve?

A

image quality and resolution

if you filmed in 16x9, you cannot change this

23
Q

What is an online edit?

A

assembly of footage form production days

24
Q

What does it mean to ‘ingest the footage’?

A

to capture, transfer, or import video and other elements into computer’s hard disk

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What is ADR, and what is it also known as?
Automatic-dialogue-replacement, Foley recording
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What are deliverables?
physical items to be delivered to distributors are specified times in schedule according to a contract
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Who sees the rough/first cut/assembly of the film?
producer or executive producer
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What is distribution?
selling and marketing a film
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What do many online video streaming platforms require films to be submitted with?
closed captioning
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What are the formats and deliverables a distributor will need according to contract?
- music licenses - music and effects tracks (for dubbing - music clearances - film divided into chapters - trailer - formats (digital master) - quality check report - technical specifications - insurance
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Why does a film need to be divided into chapter points?
if distributors create a DVD of film
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Why does a distributor and producer need insurance?
protects from: - lawsuits of slander accusation - invasion of privacy - copyright infringement - other threats to film success
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What is an example of a digital master?
Apple ProRes file on external hard drive
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What should the master not have?
- pre-roll advertising - Website URLs - outdated information
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What is a quality check report?
doc shows how film passed quality standards
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why does a distributor need the M and E tracks of a film?
foreign buyers can create dub
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What is a music clearance?
negotiating music rights through prod and postpro
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For TV programs, what does the station require of each version of the program?
master and backup HDCAM
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What are technical standards?
technical norms established by SMPTE (society of motion picture and television engineers) and other prof org that are required by distributors and TV stations