1. 3 Steps Of Pre Edit Process Reviewing Script Logging Preparing an Edit Script

2. Reviewing The Script Re-read the Script Reaffirm the meaning, objectives,p.o.v of program. Shooting Script Story Boards

3. Logging the Footage When logging you will be affected emotionally by the footoage. Be aware of these thoughts and emotions. Write them down, but be able to separate yourself from them As an editor you need to be able to make critical, rational choices. Stay on Track.But if you are ever stuck, review your notes.

4. Primary Steps In Logging Check Recording tab. And make sure that everything is labeled properly Make Dubs of original tapes and work with that Store Tapes in Safe, Cool, Dry environment. Choose a comfortable work environment that is free of distractions. Be Mentally and Physically fit. Look at the tapes a couple of times before taking notes. Get to know your footage.

5. Log Sheets Shoud include: Title Of Program Reel Number/ title Timecode / Counter number (Rewind Tape and zero counter) Shot name Shot description Take # Technical and aesthetic qualities of shot.

6. Shot ends when camera cuts

7. Make detailed notes –Camera Movement/ quality and direction –Composition –Quality –Thing that stand out in frame –Headroom –Depth Of Field –Contrast

8. Make detailed notes –Sound quality –Narratives –Good Speeches –Interactions –Important Points –Noise or Interferance –Audio/ Video Lead ins and Tails

9. Preplanning An Edit Script Compare Script to Log notes. ( Now you know what you have) Organize Shots into Scenes and scenes into sequences There will be shots that you will combine with either the audio or video of another shot. Consider additional visual and aural materials that you will want.( music, sound effects, ambience,tittles,etc.)

10. Rough Cut The first assembly of your project. It will give you an idea of what you have.

11. Edit Script This is your program road map. The guide to your final edit session, including every detail.