Process
Shoot
You might say: filming, recording, production day
Recording the takes: set the light, frame and sound, then record several takes of each line, often read from a teleprompter.
- What it does
- Captures the raw material; problems here are expensive to fix later.
- Ask
- Do I have a clean take of every line, with clean sound?
- Trouble
- Footage with bad audio or a missing line, found while editing.
Parts
- Teleprompter: A screen under a sheet of angled beam-splitter glass in front of the lens.
- Footage: The raw clips and audio files from the shoot, before editing.
Sources
- Frame.io, Video Post-Production Workflow Guide: Syncing Sound, Slating
all the footage and sound run off the same clock
- Frame.io, Video Post-Production Workflow Guide: Roomtone, What makes Room Tone clean?
Using clean room tone, you can fill those gaps that were created during the edit
- PremiumBeat, Three Ways to Sync Audio to Video, Recording separate audio and video; manual slate sync
Recording audio and video separately on set ensures you get the highest quality sound for your project.
- PremiumBeat, 9 Things You Should Check Before Recording Audio, Room Tone and Headphones
Room tone is one of the first things you should check when you arrive on set.
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