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Boudu

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Hi folks.

 

I am running a show in October where I shall be using Watchout for the first time. The show requires that I have multiple displays running a timeline with a presenter live on stage, responding to cues within the timeline. Occasionally he shall be having a 'conversation' with a video version of himself on one or two of the screens. My questions are:

 

1 Is it possible to manually cue the video side of the 'conversation' at particular points in the script? Is that an Aux timeline?

 

2 If this is the case, is it possible to have more than one Aux Timeline?

 

3 How quick is it to change timelines ? I will have three sections to the show which all need to run independently with some additional 'Downtime' content between the sections.

 

Thanks in advance for any responses.

 

Ralph.

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Hi Ralph,

 

>1 Is it possible to manually cue the video side of the ‘conversation’ at particular points in the script?

 

Yes

 

 

>Is that an Aux timeline?

 

Yes, it could be. Could be done through the Main Timeline as well, depending on the script of course

 

 

>2 If this is the case, is it possible to have more than one Aux Timeline?

 

Yes, as many as you need.

 

 

>3 How quick is it to change timelines ?

 

Instantly, more or less. They could be externally triggered via a USB MIDI-keybord, for example

 

 

>I will have three sections to the show which all need to run independently with some additional ‘Downtime’ content between the sections.

 

Seems perfectly achievable with WATCHOUT.

 

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