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 Different
Forms of Layoff for Stages of Editing
From the Earliest Stages to that Final Output
by Daniel Gaucher
... Continued
So, you’ve honed the perfect story, but now reality sets in…
You have to get it out to share it with the world. You will probably
tread down one or two of these paths along the way, learning from
experience as you go. My advice is to learn what you can before
you start the process, by knowing what your final output will
be and the best way to get there. If you know where you are headed,
the entire trip will be much more pleasant.
Screen grabs by the author illustrating the different settings.
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About the Author:
 Daniel
Gaucher is an Assistant Professor of Visual and Media Arts at
Emerson College. He established himself in the production world
as one of the original editors for the hit series, Blind Date.
Since then, he’s crafted a series of successes including 5th Wheel,
Queer Eye for the Straight Guy, and Extreme Engineering. His work
has aired worldwide on NBC, MTV, Bravo, A&E, UPN, Spike, VH-1,
TLC, Discovery, PBS and the National Geographic Channel.
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