[Tig] Anyone working on especially challenging or cool projects?

[Doug Shannon]

Chris

Could you expand on how you were using the Baselight and the iQ in
partnership? I assume you conformed an edl with handles into the
Baselight giving the timeline for grading, did you then render DPXs out
shot by shot with source timecode and then reconform into iQ using the
same edl, or did you render out the whole timeline as a single DPX
sequence and conform into iQ using a Source->Record timecode conversion
to get the cuts?

Or perhaps some entirely different route altogether... I'm just curious
as to how you get your systems to play nice together.

Doug Shannon
Senior Systems Engineer
NFTS
UK

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Sent: 18 January 2007 19:33
To: Ted Langdell
Cc: Telecine Interest Group
Subject: Re: [Tig] Anyone working on especially challenging or cool
projects?

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Well,

We *finally* have finally wrapped on a Russian feature we've been  
working on (for what feels like forever).  In english it's called,  
"The Wolfhound".

230K+ frames of 4k for VFX.  170K+ frames of VFX reference  
material.... all before scanning a single frame for the DI.

Thomas Barkenas graded it on the Baselight8 here (all by his  
lonesome), onlined and mastered in iQ, scanned on the Northlight in  
2/4k, recorded on the Arri Laser, premiere prints, colour managment  
by Filmlight.

Central Partnership did a great job and Vlad and the VFX team at Dr.  
Pictures pulled out some amazing shots (like 75% of the film is VFX).

http://www.wolfhound.ru

Depending on what side of the puberty fence you're on it's either  
challenging or cool ;)

Chris

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Nordiskfilm Post Production Stockholm
(Formerly Filmteknik/Frithiof Film to Video. AB)
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115 40  Stockholm

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