Project Management is
definition of project and user settings to customize the colour
grading environment.
In Lustre, a project
uses the following hierarchy:
- Project: Generally speaking, a Lustre
project corresponds to a large work effort such as a film. A project
contains all the information regarding the location of:
- Project data files
- Original footage
- Rendered files
- Scene: a specific sequence of shots (or
a scene) within the project.
- Cut: a group of shots that get rendered.
- Grade: the operations performed on a
cut.
WarningIn Lustre, you
must create a scene before beginning other work (importing, capturing,
or creating data), or you may lose important data. See
Working With Scenes.
In addition, a project
also contains information about the users accessing the project,
and their preferences. Lustre saves the preferences of each
user of a project at the end of every work session. The saved settings
are restored when the user logs back on.
To prepare a project for colour grading:
- (Optional) Before running Lustre for
the first time, configure the init.config file.
See
Configuring System Settings.
- Create and set up the project. See
Project Configuration.
- Create and set up the users for the
project. See
User Configuration.
- Create scenes. See
Working With Scenes.
- Organize the footage in cuts. See
Working With Cuts.
- Create grades. See
Working With Grades.