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Post-production can involve any of the following activities:
- Tape Editing
- Non-Linear Editing
- Sound Editing (i.e. "voice-over" narration)
- Sound Mixing (i.e. music)
- Additional Graphics
- Field segment insertion
- Bleeping
- Credits
- Dubbing for Guests
- Dubbing for Channels/Broadcast
- Tape Labeling
Many shows that are shot "live-to-tape" do not require post-production. However, there are several reasons why a
show would not be completed in one three-hour studio session and therefore require post-production:
- Segments are shot out of sequence to accomodate guests that must leave early.
- Material is shot so that scenes with the same lighting or set arrangements are grouped together to keep the production
moving along at a faster rate, though out of chronological order.
- The director desires multiple takes to be shot, with final evaluation to take place in the editing process with
another producer.
- Tapes shot in the studio will be edited by the producer using home computer editing equipment.
To provide feedback on your experience in the studio, and possibly help other producers with suggestions for the studio,
use the Bowie Studio Evaluation form below:
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When the show is complete, you can submit copies to:
| DVC-PRO Tape |
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| This videotape format is used in Bowie for channel 77. |
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