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• 1 $$$ Content • 2 • 3 Time business school says: ‘Follow the money’ journalism 101 reminds us that: ‘Content is King’ And Mr. Benjamin Franklin remarked that: ‘Time is Money’ then…would it not be prudent to assume: that in order to gain financial growth, we should carefully, expeditiously and with format integrity remaining a top priority, watch and follow the flow of content (media assets; be that video, audio, files, scripts, stories and even databases) throughout the ENTIRE production process, and doing so, use the ‘less is more’ approach with available technology? Harris Proprietary Information assuredcommunications 14-Feb-12
The Broadcasters Community of the World (COW) Hi all, Broadcast File Format by Katie Mims on Oct 2, 2008 at 3:09:11 am I'm venturing into my first experience with broadcast video. Previously, everything I've done has been for the web, DVD or large screen projection. “The last person I spoke with at the I just spent two weeks in the Caribbean islands doing hurricane relief work, and several of the local stations want to air a short video I've put together. I wanted to get some feedback on my workflow, and find out if there is a better way to be going about this in order to get the best quality possible. station said an MPEG2 was a good file Shot on: HDV 1080p24, Sony HVR-V1U Captured as HDV Edited on a 1080i60 timeline to go with…” The last person I spoke with at the station said an MPEG2 was a good file to go with, but I did a test run of it and the quality didn't excite me at all. There were image issues, especially on fast pans etc. " If they want a file, try to send them the My friend also gave me these guidelines: " If they want a file, try to send them the native file format that you're editing. Make sure your whites are under 100%, 30 seconds of tone, 5 seconds of slate, 8 second countdown (from 10 to 2, leave the last two full seconds black) Tone should be at -20 and do not let your program go over -6, average should be around -10, speaking should never fall under - 18 - keep it closer to -10 -12. You might need a compressor for the voice, we usually do." native file format that you're editing…” So, advice on what I can do to preserve the picture quality, and can anyone tell me if there's a better file. Thanks in advance! Peace and Love, Katie Harris Proprietary Information assuredcommunications 14-Feb-12
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