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=Notes= | |||
After script refinement of about 2 hours, it took from 1-6 to edit the video. Kdenlive was crashing frequently, so I saved multiple times for every clip insertion. 5 hour edit is good - essentially one bour per minute of product - but with a well-defined script, which included notes on screenplay. | |||
Revision as of 19:58, 24 April 2016
Notes
After script refinement of about 2 hours, it took from 1-6 to edit the video. Kdenlive was crashing frequently, so I saved multiple times for every clip insertion. 5 hour edit is good - essentially one bour per minute of product - but with a well-defined script, which included notes on screenplay.