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FifthCircle
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I have some scoring sessions coming up for a musical that is being shot with the new Panavision cameras that use 24P timecode. Seeing as we are going to have playbacks on-set, what do I need to know before I enter the scoring sessions?
I've done a project or two that have been shot to film and have dealt with 29.97 so I have a rough idea about that, but I've never dealt with this format...
Thanks!
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