Irri
10-30-2009, 01:41 AM
We do a lot of green screen work and have a bit of a workflow problem...
We render to ProRes SQ for an offline and edit in FCP. No problems there.
The offline editors pull quick keys in FCP and we end up with an offline containing several layers (plates and keyed footage). The problem comes when we want to export to the VFX department. The FCP timeline contains multiple clips in multiple tracks which, when exported, end up as a individual folders. It's quite difficult for the VFX department to know which layers go together. To make things worse, when two parts of a clip are used in a project, they are rendered to the same folder.
Could Scratch help in any way?
We render to ProRes SQ for an offline and edit in FCP. No problems there.
The offline editors pull quick keys in FCP and we end up with an offline containing several layers (plates and keyed footage). The problem comes when we want to export to the VFX department. The FCP timeline contains multiple clips in multiple tracks which, when exported, end up as a individual folders. It's quite difficult for the VFX department to know which layers go together. To make things worse, when two parts of a clip are used in a project, they are rendered to the same folder.
Could Scratch help in any way?