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When I first heard the news about Media Composer 6, I was genuinely excited. It has been a long time since an NLE has given me a reason to look forward to its release. After the release of FCP X, I realized (along with everyone else in the professional film and video world) that I [...]

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Big announcement from Avid today that has me thinking there might be changes to every FCP post house in the country. At the very least, it will be a hefty battle between Avid and Adobe for the existing FCP 7.0 users that felt a bit left out in the cold from the launch of the [...]

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I began editing professionally in 1997. It started with a Sony BVE-9100 linear system,

then migrated into the world of NLE systems beginning with D-Vision, which became the Discreet Edit.

Moved on to Avid Media Composer in 1999 and also (somewhere in the 2000-2002 range) I had a brief stint with DPS Velocity. However,  the Avid Media [...]

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Lighting is what separates the men from the boys when it comes to video and film production. Understanding lighting and using it properly is a talent that takes time to learn.
As we make our way down this path we will all experience different instruments that will help us turn our darkened scene into a work [...]

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Today, I’m going to take a look at Singular Software’s Presto. Presto is an application that works alongside Final Cut Pro and Sony Vegas to create powerful looking videos from Keynote and Powerpoint presentations. We’ve all been there before…called upon to shoot a presentation of someone speaking at a convention and then put together a [...]

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FCP X! It’s the talk of the town. I don’t think that I’ve discussed editing software so much, and with so many different people, as I have in the past two days. Depending on who you talk to it’s either a revolutionary product…or a huge scandal. Luckily, I have been able to finally research this [...]

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I have been using PluralEyes for my Final Cut System ever since I purchased my Canon 7D last year. I have also had the pleasure of working with PluralEyes on my Media Composer System. In both cases, I really like the software. It helps me fix the one problem that I have with DSLR video [...]

For all of my London friends, here’s something that you might not want to miss.

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We talk with Corky Seeber from Small Tree about some of the new products and solutions they have available. For more information please visit http://www.small-tree.com

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Bob Pette from Perceptive Pixel demonstrates the Storyboard application that is running on NVidia hardware. Storyboard was designed to help you craft and communicate your message in the quickest, most effective way possible. Perceptive Pixel’s intuitive, multi-touch technology gives you direct, hands-on interaction with your data so you can quickly access the information you need, [...]