Applications this article relates to: Curator Logger
Curator version supported from this article: 3.0
Logging in Curator allows a user to tag and submit notes to sub-clips and bookmarks. These notes are often regarded as "Edit notes" that are written comments, suggestions, feedback on the pacing, sequencing, visual elements, sound, overall narrative structure of the video or instructions provided during the editing process of content. Editors or collaborators may provide specific comments about certain scenes, transitions, or elements that need adjustment or improvement. The goal of edit notes is to enhance the quality and effectiveness of the content by offering constructive feedback. This collaborative process is common in creative industries, including filmmaking, journalism, writing, and other fields where multiple individuals contribute to the creation of a final product.
Opening assets in Logger
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In Searching and viewing assets right click an asset, multiple selected assets, or a collection and select Open with > Curator Logger:
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Logger will open. The first asset view will be the asset that is selected first in the collection, or the first sub-clip of the parent asset opened.
Logger at a glance
- Name of the asset selected for Logging in view.
- Arrows either side of the name allow you to skip to the next asset in your asset logging queue to log.
- Review and approve
- Asset logging queue
- The assets queued to log and note.
- The panel can be enlarged for enhanced thumbnail visibility of assets in queue.
- Player control bar
Same controls as described in the Player controls . - Asset info and Duration
Metadata information and duration of the asset or sub-clip. - Logger panel
Area to tag metadata and a description (notes) to a video, image, audio, sub-clip or bookmark. - Clipmarks
A summary and customisable list view of the clip marks and their logged notes.
- Action buttons
Save your logger notes, or clear and create a new log.