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Re: San Francisco, CA l Same Day Edit l Edited on FCP X l Our Best Yet!!
Very impressive for a same day edit. Can I assume that it was played at the reception? If so, what was the bride and grooms reaction?
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Re: San Francisco, CA l Same Day Edit l Edited on FCP X l Our Best Yet!!
Thank you Kevin for taking the time to view and comment. Very much appreciate your Love! Correct. It was played at the reception. We have the video of their reaction which I will post, but overall they loved it!
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Re: San Francisco, CA l Same Day Edit l Edited on FCP X l Our Best Yet!!
I don't get it quite... or am i missing something?
It is a SDE, played at the reception, but i contains snippets of the first dance? So it is edited "after" the reception? How? |
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Re: San Francisco, CA l Same Day Edit l Edited on FCP X l Our Best Yet!!
Great, great work.
I'm curious: what is the font on the vimeo screen-splash image for "May and Allan" if you don't mind? |
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Re: San Francisco, CA l Same Day Edit l Edited on FCP X l Our Best Yet!!
Yes, it's played at the reception on the day of. When we do a SDE for a client we recommend that they do their first dance as soon as they are introduced. Once they have their first dance finished, I run the memory card to the editor and he puts in a few shots of the first dance. The reception started about 6pm, but the SDE didn't play until about 8pm. My editor begins editing when we film the prep. We are constantly handing him memory cards with the last 10-30 shots we did. We edit in FCP X so that we don't have to render or transcode and what is sweet is that when it comes time to export it's super fast cause FCP X is rendering the slow motion, filters and effects while he is editing.
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