How to Media Manage Your Timelapse Footage
Preface Note: Because of the nature of asset structure with timelapses, the process outlined below is ONLY used for timelapse media management. My process for managing all other assets is different. I will do a follow up video showcasing that method soon.
Media management to me, is a lot like accounting. It isn’t the most fun thing to do but is fundamental to the success of your business. Having a well established system and way of doing things is critical. Because of the large file sizes of RAW images, you will want to have a solid workflow to ensure that you keep your clips organized and cataloged. Especially when shooting timelapses, staying organized and having a system that allows you to easily find assets will make your life much easier down the line. What I want to do with this post is walk through how I manage my timelapse footage. One thing to note is that there are many approaches to this – the key is having a system that works for you and your team.
To find out more, visit: http://prestonkanak.com/2016/10/16/media-manage-timelapse-footage/.
Media management to me, is a lot like accounting. It isn’t the most fun thing to do but is fundamental to the success of your business. Having a well established system and way of doing things is critical. Because of the large file sizes of RAW images, you will want to have a solid workflow to ensure that you keep your clips organized and cataloged. Especially when shooting timelapses, staying organized and having a system that allows you to easily find assets will make your life much easier down the line. What I want to do with this post is walk through how I manage my timelapse footage. One thing to note is that there are many approaches to this – the key is having a system that works for you and your team.
To find out more, visit: http://prestonkanak.com/2016/10/16/media-manage-timelapse-footage/.
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