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This is a guest post from Chris Smith (yes, that is his real name) from Rivetal here in Orem, Utah. Rivetal does a lot of work with great companies like Sorenson (yes, Sorenson Squeeze) and has produced Blu Ray authoring for movies like Hairspray and Pan’s Labyrinth. I freelance with them from time to time and asked Chris to write a post on his Red workflow with his short. He has decided to show some perspective on this new journey by comparing it to something we can all understand; Star Wars.
At the risk of sounding like a complete dork I present the following:
A long time ago,(November 2009) in a galaxy far, far away(Rivetal sound stage) I officially took part in the digital rebellion against the evil film empire. On the 21st day of that month a small crew of 15 people came together to commence principle photography on a short film. Filmed in digital on the Red One camera we were able to match the resolution and look of 35mm film. Granted filming this way is nothing new, George Lucas, Peter Jackson, Stephen Soderberg all have tapped into the force of digital film making. They are in effect the Luke Skywalkers and Han Solo’s of digital film making, and I am a Youngling jedi trying to learn the ways of the force. Speilberg has yet to film in digital and would like to continue using film, his sad devotion to that ancient religion as not helped conjure up the future of film making(I love Steven Speilberg movies and have a great deal of respect for him).
Changing Avid Project Formats
Yesterday on my clip color post we had a comment from Mark about chanigng project setting son Avid. Here is the most simple way to do it. You should know that this is how I have done it pre- Media Composer 4.0.
Go into Media Composer. In your Master window, with the tabs for settings, project, format, info, etc, click on format. After doing so you can see there are two options. Project Type and Raster Dimension. Go to project type and you should have a few options. In this case there is 1080p/24 and 24p NTSC. This is the sample project from Avid that came with installing the 3.5 Media Composer software. I can downgrade to SD from HD and go back. These settings are all different from how you create your project in the start. For example, if I choose 1080i/59.94 I can go to 720p/ 29.97 or 30i. The raster dimensions also change. I can choose 1920x 1080, 1440 x 1080 or 1280 x 1080 depending on my pixel aspect ratios.
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