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<strong>Appendix</strong> 9<br />

Deconstructing Several<br />

Films’ Workfl ows<br />

Success<br />

by Glynn Beard<br />

Success is an HD project by experimental fi lmmaker Glynn Beard as part of his Ocean of Storms<br />

series of fi lms. Success was shot and fi nished on 1080p Sony HD Cam at 23.98 FPS. Although the<br />

fi lm is anything but conventional, the workfl ow was, for the most part, a classic Final Cut Pro HD<br />

workfl ow similar to Basic Workfl ow 4 in <strong>Appendix</strong> 10. The fi lm was shot with Sony CineAlta HDW-<br />

F-900 at 23.98 FPS.<br />

Audio was recorded double system on a Nagra 4.2 to achieve a “warm” analog quality.<br />

Down conversion of the HD video to DVCam video was done at Digital Film Tree who also advised<br />

on the workfl ow. Digital Film Tree has been one of the louder voices in Hollywood promoting Final<br />

Cut Pro. They are an Apple development partner and have helped design the Final Cut Pro workfl ow<br />

on many fi lms including the Oscar-winning Cold Mountain.<br />

The pull-down pattern was 3 : 2. The DVCam tape received two window burns. One was for 24 NDF<br />

time code from the original HD tape, the other 30 NDF time code recorded onto the DVCam tape<br />

with zero frame “A” frame. A cycle identifi er was added to the HD time code window burn.<br />

The DVCam tapes were logged and captured. The Final Cut Pro batch list was exported. A Cinema<br />

Tools database was created and the Final Cut Pro batch list was imported into the database and the<br />

media linked. The media was then batch reverse telecined.<br />

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