Showing posts with label video production. Show all posts
Showing posts with label video production. Show all posts

Monday, 15 April 2019

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Hello all.​I have just gotten into video making/editing. I shoot 1080p and I assumed for this reason the computing power wouldn't be much of an issue.​I have 2 computer at avail: a 2017 iMac 27 inch (core i7, ssd etc) and a 2017 HP Spectre x360 with a Kaby Lake core i7.​The Mac is shared with the family so I can't just use it indefinitely. I was hoping to do most of my editing on the laptop, but Premiere performance is not sluggish: is unusable.​I made a 3 minute test clip (1080p) and changed the exposure... computer basically crashed. And this is just an example.​I understand the laptop is not a beast (still, 8gb ram, ssd, quite recent core i7...) and especially it does not have a GPU, but I am wondering if there's anything in the Premiere configuration that is maybe set up wrong ?​I would get a dedicated PC for video editing, but space is a massive concern so I was hoping I didn't need a dedicated machine unless I was doing 4k videos...​In case buying (building) a desktop is the only option, I have a massive space constraint in the depth: the thing shouldn't be more than 30 cm long - but if I do build a dedicated PC, then I want something future proof (ie, editing 4K)​any help?​thank you! via /r/videoproduction https://www.reddit.com/r/videoproduction/comments/bdi3v9/i7_latop_unable_to_use_premiere_in_any_sensible/?utm_source=ifttt

Sunday, 14 April 2019

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I just finished producing my video on software that does not let me convert the audio to mono, and like many people i have a stereo audio interface with a microphone that writes to the left or right channel only. I don't want to alter it any any other way but convert the audio. It's a 2-minute mp4 recorded and output at 1080p.Thanks via /r/videoproduction https://www.reddit.com/r/videoproduction/comments/bd49dp/what_is_the_easiest_way_to_convert_an_mp4_with/?utm_source=ifttt

Friday, 12 April 2019

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For those who work for advertising agencies or individual companies or with them on commercial and web videos, what is the standard turn around time from the time you, the vendor turns in a completed project and the time they send payment for the project they completed? Do you work for smaller ones or larger ones? Is there ever an additional late fee if it’s past an agreed upon time? via /r/videoproduction https://www.reddit.com/r/videoproduction/comments/bck34q/question_about_payment_after_a_project/?utm_source=ifttt

Wednesday, 3 April 2019

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I'm the dude in charge of the tech at my church and have been tasked with learning about streaming. I'll need cameras, cables, software and the PC. I built the current one we use for slides and videos. We have a pretty large budget, and are wondering if it's viable to stream in 4k.I don't know much as far as what's best, just watched a few videos, but I need to learn as much as I can and we're willing to hire someone to come in, but we'd rather have someone there who knows how it's all set up. Is there anyone on youtube that this community respects that I could learn from?Any info you guys could give me to get started will help a lot! via /r/videoproduction https://www.reddit.com/r/videoproduction/comments/b93zwm/help_setting_up_a_church_to_streamrecord_live/?utm_source=ifttt

Friday, 29 March 2019

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Looking for camera suggestions. I need to upgrade my camera but don't want to spend over $2000. Audio options are important. I have a bunch of XLR based mics so some form of XLR connection would be good.Looking for a best bang for the buck recommendation. I am mostly using it for shooting commercials for my store but wouldn't mind something that works well in lower light situations. Not doing indie films or anything but that level of quality would be a plus.I am also interested in getting a series of relatively inexpensive cameras for an inexpensive multi camera shoot situation. Those I would want recommendations for under $700.Thanks. via /r/videoproduction https://www.reddit.com/r/videoproduction/comments/b73k1j/looking_for_camera_suggestions/?utm_source=ifttt

Friday, 22 March 2019

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I am planning a shoot and I'm have a couple production questions.The video will be a choreographed dance routine with 1-2 people.As of now I have an older canon 7D, and an Osmo Pro w/ zaxis to work with.I also have a white 12' x 105' seamless paper backdrop with no stand and lights.​Should I get a stand and be limited by the stand? Or flip the paper sideways and staple it into the wall studs - and try to use a corner and maybe paint the floor? I'm just afraid I might wrinkle the paper up and still have a seam at the corner.I dont have any real production lights and really dont have the budget for anything too crazy. (like everyone else)I am wondering what DIY lighting I could get at Home Depot to mix with the various Scrims and diffusers I do have? or anything else recommended I could pick up?What KIND of light and Style of light? --Basically, I was thinking HomeDepot DIY lights to fill the space and person and maybe a couple dimmable / color changeable video light bars for some "cool fx" -- is that enough?THANK YOU!!!!​​​​ via /r/videoproduction https://www.reddit.com/r/videoproduction/comments/b46l30/seamless_setup_and_diy_light_questions/?utm_source=ifttt

Thursday, 7 March 2019

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Hi All,I'm looking at engaging 90 Seconds, the cloud based video production service. I'm wondering if anyone has experience working with these guys, and if there are any groups offering similar services right now for comparison?https://90seconds.com/ via /r/videoproduction https://www.reddit.com/r/videoproduction/comments/ayk5c7/90_seconds_alternative/?utm_source=ifttt

Monday, 4 March 2019

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We’re looking at getting budget set aside for the next fiscal year for editing of video content that we film ourselves.The videos tend to include:Original contentB-roll from an online libraryImagesTextLogos​They are anywhere from 1 – 10 minutes depending on the video’s purpose.​They are used for social media, digital signage and to be used on our website.​If we averaged 2 videos a month, 24 videos a year – what kind of budget would need to be set aside for this? We’re trying to figure out a ballpark range as any of these factors could change over the course of the year.​(we have other video content such as some things we create inhouse, livestreams, special projects, etc. This is just to help keep the video train moving along.) via /r/videoproduction https://www.reddit.com/r/videoproduction/comments/axccrf/what_is_a_good_annual_budget_for_postproduction/?utm_source=ifttt

Sunday, 3 March 2019

Wednesday, 20 February 2019

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Put my order in over a month ago, still no word on when to expect them back in stock... anywhere.Anyone else in the same boat? Pour a drink and let's sulk in our woes. via /r/videoproduction https://www.reddit.com/r/videoproduction/comments/asvz7g/would_anyone_like_to_commiserate_while_waiting/?utm_source=ifttt