Instruction Manual

144 Chapter 8 Generating Film Lists and Change Lists
Important: Because of the frame rate changes involved in motion effects, key numbers
that are reported in the motion effects list are not guaranteed to be accurate. If you
have a window burn of the key numbers, you should check to make sure that the key
numbers in the motion effects list are accurate, and correct them when necessary.
Pull List
The pull list is the same as the cut list, except that the shots appear in the order in
which they can be found on the negative rolls. The lab can refer to the pull list when
going through your negative rolls to find the shots that will be cut into the film. Each
item in the pull list displays the shot number from the cut list.
Scene List
The scene list lists all of the shots that are used in the cut list, with each shot listed only
once. You can use the scene list to order prints of the shots in your program so that you
can conform a workprint before the negative is cut.
Optical Scene List
If you select “Optical list” and “Scene list” in the Film Lists dialog, an optical scene list is
generated along with the scene list. The optical scene list is a list of all the shots used in
all the opticals and motion effects, with each shot listed only once. The lab can use this
list to pull the footage needed to make the opticals.
An example of
a pull list
An example of
a scene list
An example of an
optical scene list
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