While editing very large job the other day I had an idea for a new NLE feature that would be a great addition our editing applications. How about a notepad built into each NLE that lets an editor take project specific notes that would open up and travel with a project. Seems simple enough. I can’t believe none of […]
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Kylie Flavell has the tenacity and talent to make her dreams come true. When it comes to making her hot travel TV shows, including Hooked Up—which has 1.5 million YouTube viewers per episode—she does it all as host, producer, camera operator, editor, color grader, lighting engineer, sound engineer, post-production specialist, and distributor. To help her accomplish […]
With the price of NAND memory coming down, SSDs are rapidly gaining market share. Samsung presented recently what can be your SSD drive in the future: a 16TB SSD. Is a 16TB SSD enough to archive all your 4K movies? If you still think that SSD drives offer a limited choice, in terms of space, […]
This week on MacBreak Studio, Steve Martin from Ripple Training shows us an awesome and super-useful tip related to using stock images, video, and audio in Final Cut Pro X. Have you ever downloaded a comp from a stock site to use temporarily in your project? Perhaps to experiment with different music options, or image […]
An important element in Alex Buono’s Visual Storytelling 2 Tour was a quick but in-depth color grading session, which just goes to show how the walls that used to exist between production and post continue to come down. Alex mentioned a few color correction tools, but a casual comment about a product called LiveGrain caught […]
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