Post-production is the phase where we bring all the creative elements together. Broadly this includes:
Raw footage is all the footage taken at a shoot, before it’s cut-down to best takes, and before colour and sound correction.
Selection of best takes:
Our team usually film several takes of each scene. For example, during most interviews our rule is fewer questions (eg 3-5 questions for a 1-2 minute interview video) and more takes – say 3 takes each question.
Who decides the best takes:
When our editors have a clear script to follow, they generally choose the best takes.
However, if there isn’t a clear script ahead of a shoot, such as “vox pop” interviews filmed at events, the editors might need assistance from our Creative Director to choose the best takes.
Sometimes, when footage is complicated or specific we invite our clients to assist us to choose their best takes.
NB: best-takes refers to interviews and to b-roll footage.
Once you’ve been able to view a number of our video samples you will start to recognise some of our most popular editing techniques. These include:
Audio can be categorised as follows:
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