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CrewDesk/Glossary/Dailies

Film production glossaryDailies

Dailies are the raw footage of a shooting day, prepared and sent to the director, the producers and the editor to review, usually the next morning.

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Dailies in practice

A digital imaging technician or a lab backs up the camera files, syncs the sound, applies a basic look and exports viewing copies. Watching dailies is how a production checks focus, performance and coverage while there is still time to reshoot. In the United Kingdom and in France they are called rushes.

Where it lives in CrewDesk

Dailies are large media files and are shared through a review or storage service. In CrewDesk the link to each day's dailies can be posted in the project chat or notes so everyone looks in the same place.

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