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)Princess Mononoke Theatrical Trailer
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requiett
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Princess Mononoke Theatrical Trailer
It's the first trailer I've thought good enough to share with you. It's Princess Mononoke footage (dur!) with audio by everyone's favorite composer (they just don't know it yet), Hans Zimmer, from his latest work on "The Last Samurai." The track is "The Way of the Sword," and it kicks ass for trailer music. Check it out.
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Corran
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Nice job. It looks like when you slowed clips down Premiere is trying to deinterlace a progressive clip. To prevent this, right clip on the clip you slowed down, click video options, click Field Options, and uncheck the box that says Deinterlace when speed is below 100% and hit ok. That clip should be fine when rendered now. Repeat for each clip you slow down.
If you have a lot of clips you did this to you can also select them all and go to the clips menu and do the same thing to all of the selected clips at the same time.