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Edgar's been working with Paul Machliss a long time so if that's who you're talking about I doubt it's due to distrust. They probably worked very closely together to figure out the best way to do the editing but I'd be interested to hear the exact reasoning for it.
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Colonel Whitey posted:Edgar's been working with Paul Machliss a long time so if that's who you're talking about I doubt it's due to distrust. They probably worked very closely together to figure out the best way to do the editing but I'd be interested to hear the exact reasoning for it. Oh yeah, totally. Didn't mean to infer Machliss was on-set out of laziness or distrust. Like I said, those guys know what they're doing. I was talking about something more like a low budget production or Bonoman's commericals where someone thinks it's going to save them time and money but it invariably becomes a clusterfuck and burns the editor. Or like the story I heard the other day from one of the DITs on X-Men 3, where Brett Ratner would show up on set in the mornings, call the editors and ask them what he should be shooting that day... Nice av/post combo, btw.
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kanonvandekempen posted:It's especially crazy if you post popular science articles with misleading content without having a clue what you're talking about. Yeah someone already owned me on that welcome to a couple of days ago.
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Dillbag posted:Or like the story I heard the other day from one of the DITs on X-Men 3, where Brett Ratner would show up on set in the mornings, call the editors and ask them what he should be shooting that day... Yeesh, that sounds terrible. I wonder how much of that was Ratner's fault and how much because he came onto the production late. Oh and yeah thanks I'm a bit of a Wright fan!
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Kevin Smith is a director who edits as he films as well but I would bet a very large sum of money that is because his movies require editing on par with a 12th grader's final project to their "Intro to Filmmaking" class during 6th period.
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Jun 3, 2017 00:51
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David Fincher also has a post team on site doing rough composites in addition to basic edits. They've made custom builds of both their post software and camera systems to make their unique workflow possible.
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Jun 3, 2017 01:43
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My buddy directed a movie with Zoe Kravitz and Emile Hirsch. Seems like only yesterday we were working on his zombie student film. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XBtQYs5CWs8
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Bugblatter posted:David Fincher also has a post team on site doing rough composites in addition to basic edits. They've made custom builds of both their post software and camera systems to make their unique workflow possible. Fincher also uses Adobe Premiere, which is not the worst editing platform if you're on a short film or a commercial, but without hyperbole I would rather eat my own dick than use it on a TV show or feature. Gone Girl got away with it because they had a team of Adobe engineers on stand by to fix poo poo, but if your middle name isn't "Andrew Leo" you're up poo poo's creek. I've been using it for the last couple years and editing is fine, but holy gently caress everything I need to do from a technical or workflow standpoint takes me three to five times as long as it would on Avid, and that's not counting lost time from bugs, crashes and insane loading times if there's more than 3 or 4 days worth of dailies. It's just not built for the footage loads or delivery needs of long format. In short, 
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I've been hearing Avid is going to be gone soon for like 8 years and every editor I know who works on feature films is using it.
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Its ok you can "edit" in Resolve now lol. Don't get me wrong, I love Resolve, but it's not a NLE. But Blackmagic has been rumoured to buy buying Avid for years now, so who knows.
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Dillbag posted:Fincher also uses Adobe Premiere, which is not the worst editing platform if you're on a short film or a commercial, but without hyperbole I would rather eat my own dick than use it on a TV show or feature. Gone Girl got away with it because they had a team of Adobe engineers on stand by to fix poo poo, but if your middle name isn't "Andrew Leo" you're up poo poo's creek. I've been using it for the last couple years and editing is fine, but holy gently caress everything I need to do from a technical or workflow standpoint takes me three to five times as long as it would on Avid, and that's not counting lost time from bugs, crashes and insane loading times if there's more than 3 or 4 days worth of dailies. It's just not built for the footage loads or delivery needs of long format. Yeah, I'm pretty sure the only reason he's using adobe is because it can be so heavily modified. He uses Red cameras for similar reasons. His customized models barely resemble what anyone else actually buys from them and I would imagine his build of Premiere is similar. But yes, Adobe is garbage that only stays afloat due to lack of competition for creative suites.
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Bugblatter posted:Yeah, I'm pretty sure the only reason he's using adobe is because it can be so heavily modified. He uses Red cameras for similar reasons. His customized models barely resemble what anyone else actually buys from them and I would imagine his build of Premiere is similar. Soderbergh is a big fan of Red cameras too, right? He does all his own editing, I wonder what he uses.
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Murder On The Orient Express trailer with different musics. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nksFdKsDhmg
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Bugblatter posted:Yeah, I'm pretty sure the only reason he's using adobe is because it can be so heavily modified. He uses Red cameras for similar reasons. His customized models barely resemble what anyone else actually buys from them and I would imagine his build of Premiere is similar. Adobe is fine. Most of the British industry uses it now except a few holdovers that need to customising to work with out dated systems. Everyone thinks the system they don't use is garbage.
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Saw a Mummy ad yesterday that specifically mentioned the whole "Dark Universe" thing. That's got to be confusing if you hadn't heard of it.
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muscles like this! posted:Saw a Mummy ad yesterday that specifically mentioned the whole "Dark Universe" thing. That's got to be confusing if you hadn't heard of it. Also tacky. Marvel and DC only make implicit references to their respective movie continuities and upcoming movies.
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Extended TV spot / final trailer for Transformers 5. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WYJPe2WB07s
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clown shoes posted:Are the robots Nazis? There's Bumblebee leading the Allies to attack Nazis, sure. And he even appears to Transform into a WW2-era Volkswagen.  Also the building in that picture might look familiar: http://www.independent.co.uk/arts-e...5-a7325101.html
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All the CGI in that movie and they decide to drape real swastikas from a building.
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clown shoes posted:All the CGI in that movie and they decide to drape real swastikas from a building. Michael Bay never use CGI if he can help it. Three new The Dark Tower previews. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OZszDYi5FCE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nnx4UyNrdrg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hoXX3gB3K-8
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ruddiger posted:My buddy directed a movie with Zoe Kravitz and Emile Hirsch. Seems like only yesterday we were working on his zombie student film. Looks pretty good! Also drat, Emile has barely aged in the last decade.
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The MSJ posted:Murder On The Orient Express trailer with different musics. I would watch the DMX version.
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Tom Cruise plays a gun and drug runner, based of a true(?) story. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HG9lMOUtyXc
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Cash Monet posted:Tom Cruise plays a gun and drug runner, based of a true(?) story. Light-hearted drug trade movies kinda make me feel queasy, I don't know why.
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BeanpolePeckerwood posted:Light-hearted drug trade movies kinda make me feel queasy, I don't know why. If it makes you feel better, look up the character he's playing, Barry Seal.
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This time with puppets. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1mtInkJObXk
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Mild Oats posted:This time with puppets.  
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The only good franchise... Starship Troopers: Traitor of Mars https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wq5KEUbrlag
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Alehkhs posted:The only good franchise... Looks like a cool video game.
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Mild Oats posted:This time with puppets. I prefer this to Blomkamp directing another movie. Alehkhs posted:The only good franchise... Huh, cool, the original 1997 cast. BeanpolePeckerwood fucked around with this message at 23:24 on Jun 5, 2017 |
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Teaser for the movie about William Moulton Marston, his wife, and his lover, the creators of Wonder Woman. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ev4vgK0L7g
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DivisionPost posted:If it makes you feel better, look up the character he's playing, Barry Seal. OH gently caress I KNEW I RECOGNIZED THAT NAME! Barry Seal is a name that shows up on the infamous "Clinton Death List" conspiracy theory about all of the people Bill and Hillary have supposedly killed. It's a Vince Foster level leap of stupidity to actually connect the two aside from them both operating out of Arkansas, but it's an absolutely batshit story even without the Clinton Connection. edit: also Barry Seal apparently shows up in The Infiltrator (which is very loosely based in fact) also. Not played by Tom Cruise, unfortunately. DC Murderverse fucked around with this message at 05:36 on Jun 6, 2017 |
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Mild Oats posted:This time with puppets. This looks loving atrocious. Is it any wonder that film studios want nothing to do with Blomkamp anymore?
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Colonel Whitey posted:Dope new Baby Driver trailer set to a remix of Tequila. It almost seems like Wright cuts his own trailers with how well they sync up to the music and sound effects and whatnot. The movie is 100% syncopated to the songs in the scenes. One of the songs featured in the movie is "Tequila," so some of that footage is 100% shot to match the song.
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el Gonzo posted:syncopated You rang?
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Syncopated posted:You rang? Well played
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RedSpider posted:This looks loving atrocious. Is it any wonder that film studios want nothing to do with Blomkamp anymore? I think it looks p. Good
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