Any Editors in the Los Angeles area know the program "Plural Eyes"

moviemaykr

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Im looking for a good short or feature film editor who knows the audio syncing program, Pluraleyes. please respond with your email so we can touch base with you. We just shot a feature film and want to go about syncing it all up the right way.
Thanks
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Im not in LA but I have Pluraleyes and I couldn't get it to work. It was all over the place. I threw all my footage on the time line and it was trying to sync up video from one thing with the audio of another thing! I got so frustrated that I went back to syncing my footage up the old fashioned way but I have seen good reviews of the product so perhaps I was doing something wrong or something...just didn't work for me like I had hoped it would.
 
Yes if your video source contains a internal microphone audio track or better (like a pass from the location mixers soundboard)

If you get film-film which is utterly incapable of recording any sound, then its useless as a brick.

99.9% if you're asking this that means you have video, with some audio (any audio) and second system sound, or multicamera setups.
 
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