Flawless DeepEditor is transforming post-production workflows by making high-quality video dubbing (“vubbing”) simple, powerful, and seamless. In this hands-on class, you’ll learn the fundamentals of using DeepEditor inside Avid Media Composer with media prep, plugin integration, and draft generation, to utilize on practical use cases like performance transfers, dialogue replacement, censorship, localization, and ADR. The course also covers essential workflows including plugin integration and the A.R.T. (Artistic Rights Treasury) Consent Workflow.
Using clips from an exclusive film, you’ll practice core DeepEditor techniques while reviewing pre-generated vubs to understand the creative and technical possibilities. With this course, you’ll be comfortable navigating DeepEditor’s integration and applying it to real-world editorial needs.
Remember, DeepEditor is a tool that augments, not replaces, the editor’s creative control. We encourage discussion of ethical considerations in AI-assisted performance editing.
Objectives:
- Navigate DeepEditor’s interface and core feature set
- Prepare media for DeepEditor from Avid Media Composer
- Plan vub timelines and exports based on project goals
- Identify vubbing opportunities and align source media
- Review use cases such as visual ADR, performance transfers, and censorship edits
- Perform performance transfers to match expressions and timing between shots
- Use visual ADR tools to restructure performance and pacing
- Generate and review vub drafts with appropriate naming/versioning
- Replace dialogue for censorship, clean versions, or alternate language localization
- Evaluate vubbing outputs and make creative decisions for final delivery
- Understand plugin workflows and A.R.T. Consent Workflow requirements
Audience: This class is designed for: Editors – Assistant Editors – Directors – VFX Editors – Producers
Prerequisites: No experience with Flawless DeepEditor is necessary. A working knowledge of Avid Media Composer as well as Windows or Mac operating systems is needed. A background or experience in editing, production, or post-production is recommended but not required.
