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***2. WHAT’S NEW ON THE WEB SITE?
“Getting Ready. Before you install Final Cut Pro X” by Richard Taylor.
Final Cut Pro X 10.3 (or what ever Apple calls the next major FCPX feature
update) should soon be here. Now is the time to prepare for a smooth transition
to it. There most likely will be some changes in the way this new version of FCP
will handle Libraries, Events and Projects. Once you update your projects to this
new version, you might not be able to open them in an older version of the app.
http://bit.ly/2e4rCzU
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***3. ARTICLES AND THINGS YOU NEED TO READ AND DO
WATCH: "Getting Cinematic Images in Imperfect Locations” FREE webinar with
me and Barry Anderson, Tuesday, Oct, 26, 11:15AM PST.
This webinar will walk you through several challenging shoot locations ranging
from a bland hotel room to a Standard Boardroom; and a room with white walls
to a small room with no depth, in order to demonstrate how to create the
cinematic results.
Webinars will now appear on ProVideoCoalition.com
http://bit.ly/2eyfaf3
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WATCH: Missed the 2016 Amsterdam SuperMeet? You can watch all of the
excellent presentations here. And subscribe while you are there.
http://bit.ly/2e9pco1
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WATCH: Advanced Color Correction in Adobe Premiere Pro
http://bit.ly/2eykkbi
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READ: Steve Hullfish talks to editor Steven Rosenblum about his work on the
movie, Birth of a Nation.
http://bit.ly/2eCvzOq
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WATCH: Creating Custom Color Palettes. This week on MacBreak Studio, Mark
Spencer shows Steve Martin from Ripple Training some power-user tips for
using the OS X Color Picker.
http://bit.ly/2ehdjtk
also on MacBreak Studio
MacBreak Audio Workflow
Steve shares his sound editing workflow in Final Cut Pro X when editing an
episode of MacBreak.
http://bit.ly/2dPP2vh
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READ: Editing in DaVinci Resolve 1 Year Later
With a year into using DaVinci
Resolve as a non-linear editor, Marco Solorio of OneRiver Media shares his
thoughts and experiences along that journey. Is DaVinci Resolve truly a viable
solution to use as an NLE?
http://bit.ly/2e4vGAj
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READ and WATCH: Final Cut Pro X Fincher Style Part One
Working out how to edit large camera media such as 6K in the correct
resolution and aspect ratio for delivery can be a nightmare. Robin Moran
has done the maths and has figured out how to keep the quality and flexibility
up in FCPX when shooting overscan and cropping a centre extraction.
http://bit.ly/2eogKzW
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READ: macOS Sierra - Cinema Tools is Dead, Long Live Final Cut Pro 7!
Two different outcomes for older software and the recent update to macOS
Sierra. Cinema Tools dies, but FCP7 keeps going with a tweak.
http://bit.ly/2e9qO1b
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WATCH: On this version of Editors on Editing, Glen Garland talks to editor John
Venzon ACE about his work on Storks.
http://bit.ly/2dPQAoQ
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READ:The top ten tips for good looking typography in Final Cut Pro X
http://bit.ly/1ZnWBw5
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READ: Useful Tools for Editors – Useful Hacks Edition More tools from in and
around the internet that might make your post-production life faster, easier
or maybe a combination of both.
http://bit.ly/2eoDdiI
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READ: Traditional Camera Moves Made Easy With DJI Drones
http://bit.ly/2eExgtV
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