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Index 359<br />

single-system production and editing<br />

workfl ow, 18–20<br />

Nudge value, 342<br />

for OMF syncing, 104<br />

Off-screen smacks, 194<br />

OMF-1 and OMF-2 standards, 55–56<br />

OMF (Open Media Framework) fi les, 18<br />

from bins, 38–39<br />

conversion steps, 326<br />

defi ned, 342<br />

evaluating, 49<br />

exporting from Avid, 56–58<br />

introduction of, 55–56<br />

need for, 51<br />

in nonlinear editing, 54–56<br />

spotting sessions, 87–90<br />

syncing, 104, 327<br />

workspace setup for, 106–107<br />

One light transfers, 34, 342–343<br />

Opening up tracks for conformations,<br />

243–244<br />

Optical cameras and recorders, 343<br />

Optical soundtracks, 343<br />

Optimizing EDLs, 67<br />

Options page, in EDL Manager, 65–66<br />

Ordering<br />

conformation material, 244<br />

group loop, 290–291<br />

out of sequence editing, 99–100<br />

in premix planning, 314<br />

Organization<br />

of documentaries, 294–295<br />

in picture editing, 37–38<br />

of regions, 329–330<br />

of scenes, 131–133<br />

Original recordings and sound reports, 51<br />

Out of sequence editing, 99–100<br />

Output tape, 40, 343<br />

Overlaps, 343<br />

repairing with alternate takes, 216–218<br />

in multitrack editing, 161–163<br />

Packaging, in mix preparation, 309–310<br />

PAL (phase alternating line) standard,<br />

16–17, 24–25<br />

defi ned, 343<br />

head plops for, 120<br />

high-defi nition workfl ows, 31–32<br />

shoot fi lm, record sound on hard-disk<br />

recorder, edit picture and sound<br />

workfl ow, 28–29<br />

shoot fi lm, record sound on tape, edit<br />

picture and sound workfl ow, 25, 27–28<br />

shooting and posting at 25 fps, 28, 30<br />

shooting fi lm and recording sound for<br />

PAL TV, 30–31<br />

single-system workfl ows, 25–26<br />

Pan automation, 328<br />

Panning dialogue, 174–175<br />

Paperwork, for ADR, 255–264<br />

Pauses in ADR, editing, 279<br />

Perspective, 177–178<br />

for emotional separation, 178–179<br />

for physical distance, 179<br />

replacement lines for, 248<br />

for social isolation, 179–180<br />

telephone splits, 180–182<br />

Perspective cuts, 343<br />

crossfades for, 183–185<br />

PFX (production sound effects), 343<br />

in mix recording, 317<br />

noisy, 236<br />

room tone for, 234–235<br />

track splitting, 233–234<br />

Phasing, in multitrack editing, 159<br />

Phenakistoscope, 6<br />

Phone splits, 2<br />

correct crossfades, 181–185<br />

defi ned, 343<br />

working with, 180–182<br />

Physical distance, perspective for, 179<br />

Picture and sound sync references, in<br />

NTSC, 17, 20–22<br />

Picture cutting room process, 13, 33–42<br />

Picture department, working with, 47–48<br />

auto-assembly, 70–76<br />

EDLs and. See EDLs<br />

exporting OMF from Avid, 56–58<br />

materials needed from, 50–52<br />

metadata, 76–80<br />

nonlinear editing, 53–56<br />

reel splitting, 52–53<br />

Picture editing, 33<br />

fi rst assembly, 38<br />

material organization, 37–38

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