Behind the Scenes on Gone Girl | Adobe Creative Cloud
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- Hollywood blockbuster Gone Girl was edited entirely in Adobe Premiere Pro CC. The workflow used by David Fincher and his post-production team offers insights into the evolution of filmmaking today. Working interactively, with editorial and visual effects tightly linked, the team was able to shape the 6K source footage into a cinematic masterpiece. Hear how they did it. LEARN MORE about the Adobe Creative Cloud pro video tools: adobe.ly/1Bn4vX3 Hear from customers about their work & workflow: bit.ly/AdobeProVideoCustomers
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I love when Kirk says something like 'it would be such a gift to see the film for the first time'. I think every editor feels that way.
yeah i would've hated it; if i knew the outcome of the movie while the viewers are so shock
Wow! The movie was edited and composed in Premiere and After Effects??!! Shoot, I'm moving to Hollywood.
@@JohannesMariaRunge Avid is.
@@JonasTisell Yeah you are right. What was I thinking back then.
That was actually so entertaining. It's great to know more about Fincher and the way his team was working. Perfection!
Outstanding and fascinating interview, really appreciate that this was recorded and provided for the public.
They seem so happy to be there.
50:51 Is that Tony Zhou? From "Every Frame a Painting?"
+Jacob De Paz It looks like his voice
@@dawasta looks?
@@amanthangellapally2067 lmao
this is good need more like this learn so much with this
This feature should have been on the blu-ray.
I'm a subscriber of the photography bundle but I wish Adobe had a subscription for photo-videographer with photoshop, lightroom premiere and after effects. I would definitely upgrade!
i think this video is so good that need subtitles.
Where can I find more info on this "Picks" system they were talking so much about?
I wish I had Adobe Premier and After Effects for the student film im working on, but unfortunately I can not afford any of it, and even then, my computers to slow :/ Ive used the trial version of Adobe Premier and absolutely loved it! Im using FCPX on a Mac computer at school, but still, I wish I could edit at home. Maybe one day.
so they always work with they same team? that's great
I'm still at work so I haven't had a chance to watch this yet. Why would anyone to choose a movie that isn't a VFX blockbuster (like say, Transformers) in 6K?
I love the extension cloud to butt.
name of the song 4:23 ?
I am using Premiere Pro to edit my first student film and I like it very much. So would you say that that distinctive David Fincher look is achieved in Post Production using Premiere Pro? It sure seems so. Love the product.
So serious. Litghten up guys. Your talking about post, not a grizzly murder.
1:55 how i rip apart inside the frame?
y indian editors not using premier pro ?
Liked
Anyone knows the name of the synth/guitar song in the begginning?
it's the first track on the official soundtrack if I remember correctly.
What pc do you need to edit 6K film in Pr?
EnaMikroSfugaraki probably at least an hpz800-level workstation, probably with an nvidia quadro graphics card, at least 16gb ram and I'm guessing a bunch of ssd's and raid drives for the storage media.
@@mathmason ahahahaha you are funny! :)
why 6k. Because is there.
Suck it Final Cut!!
Final Cuts awful, we use that in college at the moment. It's designed in a Pro consumer kind of way rather than for the actual film. Especially if its Pro X which we use.