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33 Cards in this Set
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Stands for :Bayonet Neill Concelman
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Video Patchbays
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Signal flow is the same as audio
Normalled Half-Normalled Non-normalled |
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S-Video
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Stands for: Separate Video Separates brightness and color info.
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How are Post studios are different from music studios.
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Specialized rooms. (Bigger as well) Big screens
Holes in the floor. For Foley |
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Components of a Soundtrack
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Dialog
Can be production audio Can be ADR Can be a narrator Or could be done first.. (animation) |
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Components of a Soundtrack
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Music
The Score A Jingle Environmental music Soundtrack Music |
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Components of a Soundtrack
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Effects
Foley Sound design |
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Sound Effects
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Includes
Ambience! “bigger than life sounds” Imaginary sounds |
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A movies sountrack components are:
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Dialog Music Effects D, M and E
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The Producer
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Makes sure things get done and stay in budget etc.
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The Director
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Controls everything from camera angles to talent to audio editing and mixing stuff.
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Production Sound Mixer
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This person records the audio during filming.
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Supervising Sound Editor Editor
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Oversees budget and creative for Sound Department
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The General Order of Things
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Pre-production
Production Post-Production |
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Pre-Production!
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• Write Script!
• Get Money Together! • Hire People! • Storyboard! |
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Production!
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On the Set! AKA, Principal Photography!
Shooting the movie! |
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Production
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Photography!
Shooting the movie! |
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Post Production
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Video Editing
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Synchronizer
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A device that regulates and maintains a common speed and position in time across multiple devices in a system
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Synchronizer
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A device that regulates and maintains a common speed and position in time across multiple devices in a system
Common, stable clock regulates speed and functions of time (sampling rate, video speed) |
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Timecode
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is a Positional or Location reference
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Feet and Frames
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24 frames per second
15 frames per foot |
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SMPTE
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Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers
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Time code reads out like this:
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hours:minutes:seconds:frames
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29.97 Non-drop
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Used for NTSC video in the U.S. and Japan
NTSC frame RATE is 29.97 frames a second but the frame COUNT is 30. 0.1 % slower than real time...... |
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29.97 Drop
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For broadcast
Broadcast people need time code to LOOK like actual time. so just drop 0.1% of the frame numbers Then readout will agree with real elapsed time. (on average) |
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29.97 drop
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so we just drop the first two frames of every minute EXCEPT the top of the hour and the tens of minutes.
so 00, 10, 20, 30, 40 and 50 ARE counted the first two frames of all other minutes are dropped. |
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non drop is written with
drop is written with |
non drop is written with colons
drop is written with semi-colons |
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24 frames
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It is used for film in North America and Japan.
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23.976
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Used to transfer film to video. For doing post.
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25 Frame (EBU)
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Used in Europe.
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30 NDF
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Used in audio mostly
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Pro Tools Recognizes
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Video Blackburst
NTSC Video Tri-Level Word Clock LTC AES, SPDIF, ADAT Digital signal BiPhase, Tach Pulse, Pilot Tone |
