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Putting a human in space was a stunning achievement. But the astronauts were unable to accomplish any real work until the infrastructure existed to support them. Similarly, replacing the Moviola with a digital editing device was thought to be the answer to every editor`s prayers. As such devices have become available those prayers have proven to include a myriad of other elements. The editor must be given a more complete set of tools if we able to advance the art and science of sound editing for film and video.
Author (s): Kelly, Brian; Lowney, Cindy; Scott, Tom; Collins, Scott; Slanec, Steve; Young, Peter
Affiliation:
LucasArts Editing Systems, San Rafael, CA
(See document for exact affiliation information.)
AES Convention: 89
Paper Number:2997
Publication Date:
1990-09-06
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Session subject:
Audio for Video, Broadcast, and Film
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Kelly, Brian; Lowney, Cindy; Scott, Tom; Collins, Scott; Slanec, Steve; Young, Peter; 1990; Why a Digital Movieola Alone Will Not Cut It [PDF]; LucasArts Editing Systems, San Rafael, CA; Paper 2997; Available from: https://aes2.org/publications/elibrary-page/?id=5696
Kelly, Brian; Lowney, Cindy; Scott, Tom; Collins, Scott; Slanec, Steve; Young, Peter; Why a Digital Movieola Alone Will Not Cut It [PDF]; LucasArts Editing Systems, San Rafael, CA; Paper 2997; 1990 Available: https://aes2.org/publications/elibrary-page/?id=5696