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Posted: Monday, 04/26/2004 -- by Alex Rinquest. Subject: Starting off

I have been kindly loaned a copy of IC3 and am somewhat enthusiastic to get off the ground. My working environment is a M100 NLE, AE5.5. Media Cleaner 5, Photoshop 7 and Freehand 10 and I have just read about the ARSMedia plugin for PS7 and its benefits.

Can you advise me of a workflow direction?

Would you also agree that within the SCALA environment one should work from a finished product concept and then deconstruct backwards in order to define video, graphix and i.e. SWF elements (with ref to controlling filesize)

Is there merit in using Media Cleaner to reduce graphic filesize before importing into Scala?

Many thanks

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