Maybe 10 Years is Enough for Final Cut Pro X
Our industry is evolving ever faster. Why shouldn’t our tools? Maybe apps should have a best before date.
Our industry is evolving ever faster. Why shouldn’t our tools? Maybe apps should have a best before date.
With everyone else apparently racing to add collaboration to their NLE, should Apple?
Introducing FinderCat: simple media organization in macOS Finder from you FCP X Keywords.
As you probably all know, I have two day jobs heading Intelligent Assistance Software and Lumberjack System. We’re very proud of the work we’ve done through both companies. We make a decent income from them for sure, but what makes us particularly happy when our tools get people’s work done faster. They get to go home to their families earlier and production has less drudgery.
So it pleases us greatly when that gets recognized, as it did this trip.
Mostly I edit Lunch with Philip and Greg, product videos, or the occasional The semiSerious Foodies video. This last week I put together a demo piece for a friend, that was much more fun/creative.
It’s a competition piece, so if you’d all like to go to http://indi.com/7fqks and vote for Marlon Braccia, we’d appreciate it.
Edited in FCP X I used significant amounts of speed change, chroma key, crop and blur on the background. Those in LA can see it in person, and learn how it was done in detail at the August 24 meeting of LACPUG.
Using Automator and Applescript allows me much easier multicam cutting in FCPX.
If you’re thinking of going to this year’s FCP X Creative Summit, here’s a discount code you can use.