Sweet, I remember that battlefield video. It was one of the reasons I wanted to give it a try at making my own cinematic battlefield edits, haha. Thank you for doing this ama!
One of my biggest hurdles when creating an edit is always choosing music or sound. I always have to spend ages for finding something to accompany the action. How's that handled in a professional studio? Do you get a track to work with from the game studio or is it something you have to find or create yourself? Is music decided upon at the end or at the start of the process etc?
Good selected music always stick hardest when I remember a trailer, so I'm curious how the thought process behind that part is!
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Sweet, I remember that battlefield video. It was one of the reasons I wanted to give it a try at making my own cinematic battlefield edits, haha. Thank you for doing this ama!
One of my biggest hurdles when creating an edit is always choosing music or sound. I always have to spend ages for finding something to accompany the action. How's that handled in a professional studio? Do you get a track to work with from the game studio or is it something you have to find or create yourself? Is music decided upon at the end or at the start of the process etc?
Good selected music always stick hardest when I remember a trailer, so I'm curious how the thought process behind that part is!
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