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Panavision Genesis Manual v1.3
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18.1 About Time Code
SRW-1 Time Code settings depend on the post-production workflow
defined by the production and post house.
The Camera Assistant needs to get the production Time Code
requirements at the very beginning of the project.
Time Code is read as 4 pairs of numbers separated by colons
defining hours : minutes : seconds : frames.
For example,
09:50:59:20 is read as
9 hours 50 minutes 59 seconds and 20 frames
The number of frames per second depends on the production fixed
frame rate.
For example, on a 23.98 fps shoot
14:40:35:23 will be followed by
14:40:36:00
As another example, on a 29.97 fps shoot
14:40:35:29 will be followed by
14:40:36:00
Time Code “midnight” occurs after 23 hours.
For example, on a 23.98 fps shoot
23:59:59:23 will be followed by
00:00:00:00.
Some post-productions prefer not to have a midnight crossing in the
time code. Consult your post-production house for their
recommendation.
Many productions use the hours to indicate the tape number,
yielding 1 to 23 unique reel numbers per shooting day.