Film editing/Analyzing film dailies/How to submit your edited movies

Table of Contents This school is: Narrative Film Production The course is: Basic film editing (editing a dramatic conversation) This lesson is: Analyzing film dailies - What can you learn from film dailies? The pages of this lesson are: 1. Lesson summary - Analyzing & editing film dailies 2. Pop quiz - Trivia from "24 Unedited Scenes" - 2 points 24 Unedited Scenes Disk Scene: "Out for a walk" ← Funny, short, needs matte painting Scene: "The Assignment" ← Long and intense Scene: "Ice Cream" ← Long but simple 12 scenes from the family reunion Scene: "Taking Notes" ← A basic scene Scene: "Morning Coffee" ← A basic scene Scenes about Amy ← Good practice Scenes about Jason ← Simple but good practice Scene: "Morning Surprise" ← Needs 3D animation Scene: "Doctor, Doctor!" ← Needs sound F/X and music Scene: "The Girl and the Golden Jewel" ← Needs F/X, voice over, sound Scene: "Wedding Bells" ← Funny, old, poor color, only 12fps Scene: "The Big Bad Bell" ← A bit odd Scene: "Open The Door" ← Totally weird, MOS - even needs dialog!!!

Analyzing and editing "24 Unedited Scenes"
"24 Unedited Scenes" DVD-R or CD-R Burn the scene onto a disk and send the disk to me.	Demo reel Getting an editing job Remember that you will need a demo reel for getting a job in Hollywood. Therefore, you should start compiling all the scenes that you have edited onto a demo reel. Email me and I will send you my physical mailing address. Click Here
	Earn points Buy more disks with your points Submitting your edited scenes earns you point so you can get the next disks free.

When you are ready, go to the next lesson Understanding "L-Cuts" Contact your instructor Your instructor for this class is Robert Elliott. To email me, you simply Click Here.

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