If you are going to submit films to festivals you may need to create a Digital Cinema Package. This video give you all you need to know. There's some useful links to free DCP software on this website.
If you are going to submit films to festivals you may need to create a Digital Cinema Package. This video give you all you need to know. There's some useful links to free DCP software on this website.
Thank you for posting this walk-through. You saved us a ton of bucks. We got our short, 'Towed,' into a couple of fests in the States. We went with a "professional" DCP package here in Los Angeles and it looked good but we wanted to make some tweaks after seeing it on the big screen (mainly color-correction).
ReplyDeleteWe didn't want to shell out additional bucks for another DCP, so we're trying this route. Hopefully it will work. So far so good. Our next screening is at LA Shorts.
Cheers!
- Grant
I'm glad it helped. That was a long time ago now.
DeleteDid you know you can create DCPs straight from Premiere now?
Simple, easy and it works. I've tried and tested it.
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ReplyDeleteCould you please explain the key steps involved in creating DCP packages as outlined in the article? greeting Telkom University
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