The clip I made yesterday, all 34 seconds of it, took perhaps an hour and
a half to make, but that's including the time it took for me to film the all
18 bits that day (second day of filming).
The sample you saw required the cutting of four individual clips (raw
footage: 73 seconds) into the 10 cuts shown and took about half an hour of
actual editing time to create (about 1 minute editing time for each second of resulting
footage) but I had a clear outline of what I wanted to do for that clip.
The rest of the video?
I'm making it up as I go along, unfortunately.
![[I speak goodly English]](/2006/11/14/outtakes.jpg "I speak goodly English")
Outtakes … um … and for a good … um …
reason.
I don't even have all the bits I wanted filmed yet (I'm only in The
Office two days a week) and there's a strong tempation to reshoot a bunch of
what I already have (oh, and a transcript? “Uh … uh right there. Blah!
Take 37. Ahem. Yeah, right.”).
I wonder if I will ever finish this …
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