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Introduction to Post Production Introduction to the Post Production process, the roles of involved and the responsibilities of each contributor.

Post Production Workflow The workflow through post production; ingesting and logging, rough cut, fine cut, titling, picture lock, sound track.

Post Production: Rules of Thumb Some guidelines that will put the post process in perspective and help draw parameters around scheduling and budgeting for post.

Editing the Narrative Short The editor's approach to assembling a rough cut and fine cut, the challenges of the editor, the process of creating the movie in post production.

Three Pitfalls of the Editor Three common pitfalls to which the editor can become the victim and how to avoid them.