Quiz 7 Dialogue Editing - organization

Some of the biggest issues for dialogue editing are (2 correct)

• mismatches in dialogue recording quality

• unwanted sounds (ticks, pops, off screen activity)

• Production effects

• temp ADR

What is meant by same source = same track (2 correct)

• The same camera setup 1A take 1,2,3,4, etc.

• The same scene 1A, 1B, 1C, 1D, etc.

• The same Actor (what happens when 2 actors speak in the same take?)

• The same setup will have the same noise or issue in that setup. You can EQ or fix the sound on that Track

• Every sound should have it's own track

What is an estimated sound budget for a 10 minute short film? (1 correct)

• $100

• $1000

• $10,000

• $100,000

How do we get the sound files from Picture editing software (Adobe Premiere, Avid, FCP X) to Sound Editing Software. (1 correct)

• OMF or AAF

• Cross the tabs from Editing to Sound Mixing in Fairlight - Resolve

• DIT convert

• Reaper Conversion

When dialogue comes through a phone or a Public Address system (speakers) what track do Dialogue editors put it on (1 correct)

• Temp ADR

• X Track

• Dialogue 1

• Futz

When removing unwanted sounds (mouth ticks, clunks, bumps) from dialogue, we usually save those sounds on which tracks? (1 correct)

• Temp ADR

• Futz

• X Track

• Dialogue 2

What are the ways that you can make dialogue edits smoother (2 correct)

• Crossfades

• plug ins

• Compressor

• Hide the change under other modulation

X tracks are used for (2 correct)

• Characters named Xavier

• Things removed from the dialogue (Ticks, clunks, unwanted noises)

• Dialogue lines that will be replaced by ADR

• Sound Effects recorded on Set

What is this EQ setting used for

• Telephone Futz

• Car Passby

• Dialogue Matching

• Background Ambience

Which Clip is not organized on the correct track?

(remember - same source = same track)

• A

• B

• C

• D

• E