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Lookup tables that transform color values, used to convert camera log footage into a standard color space or to apply a creative look. What is at stake LUTs spe...
Video recorded with a logarithmic picture profile, which preserves more highlight and shadow information but looks flat until it is color corrected. The key fig...
Edits where the audio and video change at different moments: in a J-cut the next scene's audio starts early, and in an L-cut the previous scene's audio continue...
Editing conventions that keep space, direction and action consistent across cuts, including keeping the camera on one side of the line of action. Why does it ma...
Cuts between two shots of the same subject from nearly the same angle, which make time appear to jump and are common in vlogs and talking-head videos. At a glan...
The standard shot sizes and framing conventions, such as wide, medium and close-up shots, used to plan coverage and guide viewers' attention. What is at stake V...
Two ways of scanning a video frame: interlaced video draws alternating lines in two fields, while progressive video draws every line in each frame. The key figu...
The file formats used to deliver captions and subtitles, such as SRT, WebVTT, SCC and TTML, each suited to different platforms and broadcast systems. Where most...
The Interoperable Master Format, a SMPTE standard for packaging finished video, audio, captions and versions into a single master that can generate many deliver...
YouTube's recommended container, codec, frame rate, bitrate and audio settings for uploading video with the best possible quality after processing. At a glance...
The color standards that define how video colors are encoded and displayed, such as Rec. 709 for HD, Rec. 2020 for UHD and DCI-P3 for cinema. What is at stake V...
The stages an edit moves through, from assembly and rough cut to fine cut and picture lock, after which sound, color and effects are finished. The key figures A...
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