Janis Williams
September 5th, 2008, 01:12 PM
2 questions:
My first 2 ski instructional projects are almost complete. I'm now finishing them and getting them ready to burn to DVD. I have a number of drawings, etc., in them. Should I put a broadcast safe color filter on them? If the answer is yes, is there a way to drop it on the entire project in a single step? So far I'm struggling to find a way to do anything but highlight groups of individual clips, then apply it to the group. Each project is over 1.5 hours long, with countless clips. I could go through and highlight each clip, but yikes what a job, there must be a better way.
BTW, the way I did the project was to build a number of individual sequences of the specific drills/chapters, then compile them into a final project sequence. Seemed an easy and organized way to work throught the project. Are their negatives to this approach, or a better way?
Thanks ahead of time for the help.
Oh yeah,,, I'm using final cut express, in case it makes a difference.
My first 2 ski instructional projects are almost complete. I'm now finishing them and getting them ready to burn to DVD. I have a number of drawings, etc., in them. Should I put a broadcast safe color filter on them? If the answer is yes, is there a way to drop it on the entire project in a single step? So far I'm struggling to find a way to do anything but highlight groups of individual clips, then apply it to the group. Each project is over 1.5 hours long, with countless clips. I could go through and highlight each clip, but yikes what a job, there must be a better way.
BTW, the way I did the project was to build a number of individual sequences of the specific drills/chapters, then compile them into a final project sequence. Seemed an easy and organized way to work throught the project. Are their negatives to this approach, or a better way?
Thanks ahead of time for the help.
Oh yeah,,, I'm using final cut express, in case it makes a difference.