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Avid to FCP switcher site
Posted by Shane Ross
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Avid to FCP switcher site March 14, 2007 09:27PM |
LONDON, UK (14 March 2007)
Avid2FCP website launches - unique resource for Avid editors learning Final Cut Pro
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Apple's Final Cut Pro has made significant strides over the past few years to the point where it is a direct competitor to the long established systems from Avid Technology. A growing number of professional editors have added FCP to their skill set or switched completely and while there are numerous sites for FCP, none are aimed specifically at the Avid editor.
Avid2FCP (http://www.avid2fcp.com) aims to change that. The main focus of the site is a forum where industry experts Martin Baker, Jude Cotter, Victoria Parks-Murphy, Mark Raudonis and Shane Ross will be on hand to help with editors' questions as they learn FCP.
The Articles section of the site will provide tips, tricks and introduction to FCP features. 'Myths and Misconceptions' and 'What we like about FCP' are two of the articles already available.
Switcher Stories is expected to be a highly popular part of the site. These personal articles from a wide variety of editors provide a fascinating insight into their journey towards FCP.
"As one of the pioneers in switching a large scale operation over to FCP and Xsan, I receive a lot of calls asking about how we did it, if it worked and if we're happy. Avid2FCP will be an invaluable resource for Avid editors learning FCP and I'm thrilled to be a part of the team." - Mark Raudonis, VP Post Production, Bunim-Murray Productions
To coincide with the launch of the site, Avid2FCP is seeking editors who are about to start learning FCP and would be willing to share their progress in regular blog posts. Closing date for submissions is Friday 6 April.
www.shanerosseditor.com
Listen to THE EDIT BAY Podcast on iTunes
[itunes.apple.com]
Avid2FCP website launches - unique resource for Avid editors learning Final Cut Pro
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Apple's Final Cut Pro has made significant strides over the past few years to the point where it is a direct competitor to the long established systems from Avid Technology. A growing number of professional editors have added FCP to their skill set or switched completely and while there are numerous sites for FCP, none are aimed specifically at the Avid editor.
Avid2FCP (http://www.avid2fcp.com) aims to change that. The main focus of the site is a forum where industry experts Martin Baker, Jude Cotter, Victoria Parks-Murphy, Mark Raudonis and Shane Ross will be on hand to help with editors' questions as they learn FCP.
The Articles section of the site will provide tips, tricks and introduction to FCP features. 'Myths and Misconceptions' and 'What we like about FCP' are two of the articles already available.
Switcher Stories is expected to be a highly popular part of the site. These personal articles from a wide variety of editors provide a fascinating insight into their journey towards FCP.
"As one of the pioneers in switching a large scale operation over to FCP and Xsan, I receive a lot of calls asking about how we did it, if it worked and if we're happy. Avid2FCP will be an invaluable resource for Avid editors learning FCP and I'm thrilled to be a part of the team." - Mark Raudonis, VP Post Production, Bunim-Murray Productions
To coincide with the launch of the site, Avid2FCP is seeking editors who are about to start learning FCP and would be willing to share their progress in regular blog posts. Closing date for submissions is Friday 6 April.
www.shanerosseditor.com
Listen to THE EDIT BAY Podcast on iTunes
[itunes.apple.com]
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Re: Avid to FCP switcher site March 15, 2007 11:56AM |
Excellent work - will be forwarding to the BBC so the old Avid whiners can move forward...
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