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How to prepare and organise for documentary edit? Editing Preparation Workflow.

Organizing and sorting footage can improve storytelling in documentary edit. This comprehensive guide on edit preparation will teach you how to organise, backup and sort the footage for a documentary edit project and why these steps are important. Chapters 00:00 Introduction Difference between edit of a Documentary and Feature film. 00:40 Tips to organise raw footage efficiently How to organize footage while copying from multiple memory cards of cameras and sound recorders and how to name the folders. 01:56 How to consolidate video and audio footage for easy access during the edit. 03:07 Good footage naming practices to avoid mess up of edit in editing software. How to Name multiple video clips easily, and why unique naming clips is very very important from an edit perspective and archival perspective. 04:19 How to rename files Methods for renaming multiple files together in Microsoft Windows and Apple Mac using mac finder and bulk renaming utility. 05:47 Creating Proxies or transcodes Just basics of proxy what is their relationship with original file. 06:19 Audio Video Sync Automatically and manually Multiple ways on how to sync audio and video automatically and manually in Davinci Resolve and Premiere Pro using audio Waveform and Timecode. 07:12 Sorting the footage Why and how to sort the footage is important and multiple ways for sorting 09:02 Organising the project folders The different folders where I keep all the files involved in edit How to edit documentaries The first step for editing a documentary is preparing the shots for edit, also called edit prep. "Well began is half done".