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EPISODE · Jun 22, 2020 · 1H 5M

The Art and Science of VFX Editing

from The Rough Cut · host Matt Feury

You know what visual effects are.  You know what editing is.  But do you know what a visual effects editor does?  If you've ever wanted to know, or wanted to know more about VFX editing, this episode of the Rough Cut is for you!  VFX Editors Marty Kloner (Star Wars - The Rise of Skywalker), Sharon Smith Holley (Alita: Battle Angel) and Wynton Payne (Luke Cage) demystify the process and clear up the misconceptions about this crucial component of post-production.  Even films outside the sci-fi, fantasy and action genre require the VFX editor's eye for detail and slight of hand to fix takes and save shots.  Marty, Sharon and Wynton give you their backstory in the business as well as discuss how they bridge the gap between picture editing and visual effects, as well the types of effects they're asked to do and the tools they use to do them. Learn Avid for free with Media Composer | First! Subscribe to Media Composer | Ultimate and get the best Avid has to offer! Subscribe to The Rough Cut podcast and never miss an episode! Check out this podcast with Gemini Man editor, Tim Squyres. Send me your feedback at [email protected] or, even better, call and leave me a message at (781) 334-8369.

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