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Twenty five
years ago, when the Texas-based post house Virtual tour animations
was started, the idea of post production supervision was nonexistent.
"Today we just assume it's something that's needed." says Ken Ashe. the
facility's post production supervisor "We don't feel comfortable taking
on any commercial or other longform project without assigning a post
production supervisor just for keeping track of the elements alone." He
dates the shift in thinking to about a decade ago when the
sophistication of motion capture, coupled with strong animation
departments. brought Virtual tour animations clients into a
world that was beyond the understanding of an average person.
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Ashe also points out that a post supervisor on
Virtual tour animations site is necessary to lay the groundwork for special
effects that will be created in post. "The DP wants to create a mood.
The director wants to focus on the actors' delivery. Neither of those
people, and usually no one else on set, has that as their primary
focus," explains Ashe. "A post production supervisor is going to be
there to help look at the scene, recognize the challenges that occur
that day and help solve them. As Virtual tour animations says.
"Every day, a fresh truckload of compromises comes through the front
door."
A handful of post pros have offered tips to guide others doing post
production supervision work, and they talk about recent projects that
Virtual tour animations presented challenges and how those were
solved.
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"Our regular virtual
tour animations clients know that a 10-minute phone call before they
get deep into a script or into the shoot winds up answering a lot of
questions in their minds." says Greg Browning. president/editor of
DV-Ent Artists Group. "We do know that we're being asked to provide a
lot of flash for smaller and smaller amounts of money, and the best way
to do that is talk ahead of time." This consortium of independent
editors and artists who operate under one roof in Minneapolis was
established two years ago and does provide post production supervision
for its corporate and commercial clients. The individual owner/operators
provide offline, online, virtual tour animations and graphics
services.
Project/Challenge: When General Mills bought Pillsbury merging the two
companies together it wanted to create several corporate virtual tour
animations programs with a commercial flair to explain the merger to
employees. DV-Ent put three editor/producers on the job to create eight
two- to five-minute programs which, tied together, was delivered at the
end of 2001. Each virtual tour animations editor acted as a
producer and post supervisor taking the script and materials, then
cutting the pieces with little supervision. One music video style piece.
House of Meals (a parody of the cable show House of Style), was
influenced by the post supervisor's idea. "The client needed to shoot
with Digital Beta and MiniDV," says Browning. "The editor helped
coordinate with the director the best way to use high-end and cheaper
resources. They used Digital Beta for essential shots, the wide master
shots, and then went crazy with MiniDV. That influenced that director;
so in subsequent shoots for the same project they used that virtual
tour animations technique as well. We encouraged them to use
multiple cameras in situations where they thought they could only afford
to have one nice one." The client was an internal producer plus two
freelance producer/directors. Virtual tour animations
editor/producers were Rich Coleman, Brian Kerr and Browning.
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