jamiezero

u/jamiezero


r/Mattgood•

I thought the show last night was great!

I was at the Bronson show last year and found the sound at Hard Rock to be much better. Lighting was good too.

A fun show. I went ten years or more since seeing him live these last two shows and it’s fun to see him live again.

Anyone else go?

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r/editors•

Figure it’s a long shot, but I’m attending Prime Time in Ottawa, Canada this week and wanted to put it out there if anyone’s attending and wants to meet up, I’m here till the end of the week!

Curious to hear the chats around AI.

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r/editors•

Happy new year folks!

I’m working on this one video that is finished. Created a rough transcript that the client cleaned up and sent back for me to create subtitles for the video.

This video is just under two hours and I’ve taken that rough transcript and made a subtitle track in premiere that’s timed out and applying the changes the client made to the content.

I feel there’s a more streamlined way to apply these changes to the video but I’m not sure the exact workflow for this, taking a transcript (that has time code references, though more sparingly) and conveying this or applying these changes to a subtitle track.

For the Premiere users here, what are you doing with this kind of thi

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r/editors•

Hello!

I’m on a Mac and am editing a show in Premiere. I’ve always worked (at least since CC) in the Adobe space and doing colour correction there also.

For this project, I want to explore Resolve to do the colour correction. I’ve followed a few threads here that talked about workflow with going to resolve from Adobe, handling transitions etc etc.

The two questions I have are

  • can I accomplish this with the free version of Resolve or is it only worth going there if I have the paid version?

  • I’m just staring out with Resolve. I saw there are some paid tutorials on Udemy for $50/$150. Would this be the best place to get educated on that program or should I look at a different place to

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r/editors•

I have a CC track in Premiere and in one caption, the client is asking for two words in a sentence to be italicized.

I’ve tried both highlighting them and using “faux italic” in the essential graphics panel, and changing the font to italic, highlighting the two words in the caption to italicize just the two words.

They show up in the timeline and in burned in on output, but don’t show italicized when exporting a sidecar file.

Is there a proper way for me to do this that I haven’t tried yet? Exporting SRT here.

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r/editors•

Using Premiere 2023 on a Mac.

Have a broadcast deliverable where we deliver at our native frame rate (23.976) but we need to monitor the length at 29.97i.

I’ve seen some chat on the sub in the past t but was hoping to refresh with newer versions of Premiere being out.

I tried adding an adjustment later in the 23.976 timeline, adding the effect “metadata & timecode burn-in” effect and changing it to “generate timecode” and “30 drop frame” but I don’t think this to be giving me the proper result.

I made a 29.97 sequence and added an adjustment later with this effect, showing “sequence” timecode and I THINK this to be right.

Making my 23.976 timeline one hour in length, the timecode bur

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r/namenerds•

Hi! I just found this subreddit and thought this could be a fun place for ideas! We had an awesome name for a girl chosen but are struggling on the boy side lol!

I’m having a boy. I have Dutch roots and she has French Acadian roots. We’re Canadian (eh).

We used the app Kinder as a way to explore names a while back, some names that we matched on:

Oliver Alex Brendan Everett Leonard John

He has one older brother named Max. Last name is De Rooy. We would have gone with Henry, but someone else used that name before we found out we were having a baby.

Oliver has been a top choice, but we haven’t talked about names in over a month.

Would love to hear some ideas, I’m looking forward to expl

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r/editors•

I have a new 16TB LaCie drive that a freelancer is working on. It's formatted as EXFAT. We did this so that it could be used as read/write on both Mac and PC. They had another drive go down and think it was because the drive was formatted as EXFAT.

I haven't found out what kind of Mac they're using yet, but it's a "few years old," and I'm getting the sense it's not ancient, but not a top of the line one either.

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Has anyone had any issues with EXFAT formatted drives on a Mac?

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r/editors•

Current specs

Mac Pro (2019)

(running Monterey 12.5.1)

Processor: 3.3 GHz 12-Core Intel Xeon W

Memory: 96 GB 2933 MHz DDR4

Graphics: AMD Radeon Pro 580X 8 GB

Internal Storage: 1TB

External storage: 20TB Promise Pegasus

Monitor: Apple Thunderbolt Display 27-inch (2560 × 1440)

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We leased this computer through Apple a few years back and that's up in October. The options now are to buy it out (not sure what that number is yet) or send it back and get something updated. The idea is to have a solid computer for the next 3-5 years.

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The computer is working good now. I'm curious to hear what some folks here think would be a cool upgrade to this. The Pegasus I

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r/ottawa•

Looking to get a gift for someone who has a big hobby refinishing antiques and wondering where I can find good quality brushes, or other antique refinishing tools.

Lee Valley has some things. Wondering if anyone might recommend something a bit more specialized than Home Depot or Canadian Tire?

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r/editors•

Colourlab AI

Business Question

Curious what people think.

I’m looking to expand my toolset in colour and tried the demo out and am curious to explore more.

I use Premiere and I like how it works with Premiere. Have DaVinci on my computer too (free) and have only a little experience with that also.

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