Alex Richardson
Director
Alex Richardson is a director with a flair for getting great performances from actors and making beautiful films from tiny budgets. His previous work as both a director and cameraman has screened internationally, bringing him to the attention of BBC and Channel 4 talent scouts.
Alex trained on the Royal Court Theatre’s world famous Young Writer’s Programme and has since worked around the world – from documentaries in developing countries, to commercials for household name brands. Alex’s most recent work includes a segment of Pepsi’s World Cup commercial (to be released during the tournament this summer), and a series of high-profile promos for the sports tournament ‘Glory’, screened on Spike TV in the U.S.
Alex is now in post production on his first feature film - DON'T. STOP. RUNNING. More information can be found at www.facebook.com/dsrmovie and www.dontstoprunning.co.uk
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HAHAHA. That's the most entertaining 'How To' video I've ever seen.
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Yawn. I mean, VERY yawn.
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A Few Tricks That Will Help You Conquer That Massive Edit in Premiere Pro
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Unfortunately, it happens even when footage is all within one, top level folder (though my primary experience of this has been with multiple fairly large files, so it could be that Premiere's got a bug related to their size...)
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A Few Tricks That Will Help You Conquer That Massive Edit in Premiere Pro
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It fails pretty regularly on some ProRes files, and has on some Sony Camera files too. Probably others. There's always the chance that you've had this issue and didn't realise...
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A Few Tricks That Will Help You Conquer That Massive Edit in Premiere Pro
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It's a real problem - and nothing to do with not understanding what's happening/ejecting cards full of footage etc.
If you're on a Mac and select a folder of footage in (on a hard drive) in Finder and drag it into Premiere, it quite regularly brings in some of the files within the folder and leaves some behind, or just as regularly brings in none at all. It's a bug - been around for ages, and it's a titanic pain in the ass. I can't remember if it happens when you import, rather than drag and drop - but if you're on a Mac there's loads of situations where you'll want to be able to bring stuff direct from the finder, and this bug really screws that up.
Maybe it's because I've been watching Maniac, but the Tokit video looks like a pastiche...