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* The origibal application of AutoTune software was to fix minor errors in a vocalist's pitch without having to re-record part or all of a song, before it became a widespread, heavily used effect.
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* The origibal original application of AutoTune software was to fix minor errors in a vocalist's pitch without having to re-record part or all of a song, before it became a widespread, heavily used effect.
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** Evidently Marcia Lucas did an absolutely heroic job of this when it came to patching together a usable climax for ''Film/ANewHope.''
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** Evidently Marcia Lucas did an absolutely heroic job of this fixing stuff when it came to patching together a usable climax for ''Film/ANewHope.''
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* The origibal application of AutoTune software was to fix minor errors in a vocalist's pitch without having to re-record part or all of a song, before it became a widespread, heavily used effect.
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* ''WesternAnimation/MollyOfDenali'': In "[[Recap/MollyOfDenaliS1E15WinterChampionsHuskeys Hus-keys]]," Molly attempts to make a video featuring her dog, Suki, being trained to fetch keys. Molly resorts to editing clips of Suki's training session together to make it look like she's further along in her training than she actually is.
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* ''Radio/ImSorryIHaventAClue:'' An occasional joke is the BBC Radio 4 editors removing jokes post-recording, either for being unsuitable for broadcast or just plain terrible.
-->'''Jeremy Hardy:''' You wait 'till the edit. You won't be going "ooooh" then!
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* ''Radio/ImSorryIHaventAClue:'' An occasional joke is the BBC Radio 4 editors removing jokes post-recording, either for being unsuitable for broadcast or just plain terrible.
-->'''Jeremy Hardy:''' You wait 'till the edit. You won't be going "ooooh" then!
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"Fix it in post" is a phrase uttered by filmmakers who screw up a shot but don't want to go through the expensive and time-consuming process of shooting it again.[[note]]Or ''can't'', because the production is out of time or money (or both), or because they only had one copy of a prop that just got destroyed during the previous take, or because local labour laws mean someone involved is at their limit for the day and can't legally do their job any more.[[/note]] The expectation is that the editor will (hopefully) be able to edit around the error, or remove or obscure it, to make it less apparent to the viewer. With current digital image manipulation techniques, this can actually be done for some things you might think ''couldn't possibly'' be fixed in post[[note]]filmmakers can completely erase wires from stunt scenes, digitally de-age actors, swap the face of the on-set stand-in for an animated representation of a long-dead actor - hiding the fact that a performer accidentally looked straight down the lens is trivial by comparison[[/note]], but the amount of work involved can easily end up having an [[EyeTake eye-popping]] cost in money and time.
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"Fix it in post" is a phrase uttered by filmmakers who screw up a shot but don't want to go through the expensive and time-consuming process of shooting it again.[[note]]Or ''can't'', because the production is out of time or money (or both), or because they only had one copy of a prop that just got destroyed during the previous take, or because local labour laws mean someone involved is at their limit for the day and can't legally do their job any more.[[/note]] The expectation is that the editor will (hopefully) be able to edit around the error, or remove or obscure it, to make it less apparent to the viewer. With current digital image manipulation techniques, this can actually be done for some things you might think ''couldn't possibly'' be fixed in post[[note]]filmmakers can completely erase wires from stunt scenes, digitally de-age actors, swap the face of the on-set stand-in for an animated representation of a long-dead actor - hiding the fact that a performer [[SpikingTheCamera accidentally looked straight down the lens lens]] is trivial by comparison[[/note]], but the amount of work involved can easily end up having an [[EyeTake eye-popping]] cost in money and time.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Stoked}}'': Finn and Lo try to sabotage Emma by making a fake surfing instruction video where Finn gives bad advice to newbie surfers. During one take, Finn messes up her lines, so Lo says she'll get it in post. It turns out [[RichInDollarsPoorInSense Lo]] has no idea what "in post" is, and only said that because it sounded cool, giving away their ruse to Emma when she watches the video.
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-->It probably went something like this in the animation studio. “Hey, they left the background out.” “Here’s a sketch to tide us over. We’ll fix it in post-production.” [[TroubledProduction “It goes out tomorrow.”]] [[BigWhat “WHAT?”]]
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-->It probably went something like this in the animation studio. “Hey, "Hey, they left the background out.” “Here’s " "Here's a sketch to tide us over. We’ll We'll fix it in post-production.” " [[TroubledProduction “It "It goes out tomorrow.”]] "]] [[BigWhat “WHAT?”]]"WHAT?"]]
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* The works of Creator/NeilBreen have a... ''peculiar'' approach to post-production. Mr. Breen is apparently willing to spend quite a lot of time assembling effects sequences (albeit not ''good'' ones) but will also leave what certainly appear to be multiple takes of the same line in a single shot.[[note]]In ''Fateful Findings'', an actress gives the camera an epic "Why me?" AsideGlance in the middle of Neil's repetitive monologue to her, which is left in the final cut for who knows what reason.[[/note]]
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* Though the trope isn't actually said, it's obvious ''Series/GarthMarenghisDarkPlace'' was heavily edited in post to make [[StylisticSuck the show]] even make a tiny bit of sense.
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* Though the trope isn't actually said, it's obvious ''Series/GarthMarenghisDarkPlace'' was heavily edited in post to make [[StylisticSuck the show]] even make a tiny bit of sense. They do directly refer to a post-production trick at least once, explaining the ludicrous overdose of slow-motion shots; "The episodes were running up to eight minutes under... the only way to stretch them out was with slow motion".[[note]]No, Dean; the way to make up eight minutes is to add a B or C-plot, but your writer was lazy enough to turn in a script that was eight pages short and you were incompetent enough to let him get away with it. [[DontExplainTheJoke Because it's funnier that way.]][[/note]]
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"Fix it in post" is a phrase uttered by filmmakers who screw up a shot but don't want to repeat the time-consuming process of shooting it. Again. The expectation is that the editor will remove or obscure the mistake to make it less apparent to the viewer.
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"Fix it in post" is a phrase uttered by filmmakers who screw up a shot but don't want to repeat go through the expensive and time-consuming process of shooting it. Again. it again.[[note]]Or ''can't'', because the production is out of time or money (or both), or because they only had one copy of a prop that just got destroyed during the previous take, or because local labour laws mean someone involved is at their limit for the day and can't legally do their job any more.[[/note]] The expectation is that the editor will (hopefully) be able to edit around the error, or remove or obscure the mistake it, to make it less apparent to the viewer.
viewer. With current digital image manipulation techniques, this can actually be done for some things you might think ''couldn't possibly'' be fixed in post[[note]]filmmakers can completely erase wires from stunt scenes, digitally de-age actors, swap the face of the on-set stand-in for an animated representation of a long-dead actor - hiding the fact that a performer accidentally looked straight down the lens is trivial by comparison[[/note]], but the amount of work involved can easily end up having an [[EyeTake eye-popping]] cost in money and time.
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* This is the image caption on Website/TFWikiDotNet for an animation error from Anime/TransformersEnergon that leaves the characters against a [[LazyArtist black background with a signature]].
-->It probably went something like this in the animation studio. “Hey, they left the background out.” “Here’s a sketch to tide us over. We’ll fix it in post-production.” [[TroubledProduction “It goes out tomorrow.”]] [[BigWhat “WHAT?”]
-->It probably went something like this in the animation studio. “Hey, they left the background out.” “Here’s a sketch to tide us over. We’ll fix it in post-production.” [[TroubledProduction “It goes out tomorrow.”]] [[BigWhat “WHAT?”]
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* This is the image caption on Website/TFWikiDotNet for an animation error from Anime/TransformersEnergon ''Anime/TransformersEnergon'' that leaves the characters against a [[LazyArtist black background with a signature]].
-->It probably went something like this in the animation studio. “Hey, they left the background out.” “Here’s a sketch to tide us over. We’ll fix it in post-production.” [[TroubledProduction “It goes out tomorrow.”]] [[BigWhat“WHAT?”]“WHAT?”]]
-->It probably went something like this in the animation studio. “Hey, they left the background out.” “Here’s a sketch to tide us over. We’ll fix it in post-production.” [[TroubledProduction “It goes out tomorrow.”]] [[BigWhat
