Contributed By Glen Berry
IMPORTANT CONCEPTS
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The Editor is not alone
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The Editor is not a trained monkey
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Seperate Post and Production Teams
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SUMMARY
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The editor may be the main player in post production but he or she is not working alone. Many other roles come into play in post.
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Keep the producer and director out of the editing room until a rough cut is complete. Let the editor do their job, there will be plenty of opportunity to make changes.
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A post team that was never on the set will not be emotionally attached to any of the footage. You want their sole focus to be forging a quality movie and telling a story.
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