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For over 15 years, the film industry has been undergoing a steady transition to digital. First it was editing that was primarily affected, as programs like Avid Media Composer and Final Cut Pro offered better alternatives than reel-to-reel cutting. Next came shooting on digital video, instead of physical film. But perhaps the last film production holdout to make the leap from physical to digital is the paper script.
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Avid has been making professional video editing software for decades, and with the introduction of the “pro-sumer” Final Cut Pro X, many industry leaders have turned back to Avid for their editing needs. Interestingly, Avid has laun... Read Post

Avid Audio– formerly known as Digidesign, makers of the music industry’s leading DAW called Pro Tools– has just dropped an iPad version of its pro-sumer Final Cut Pro competitor known as Avid Studio. Although the latest Final Cut Pr... Read Post

Are you a Final Cut Studio user? Have you looked at Avid Media Composer and wished you could afford it? Regardless of whether you feel Media Composer is better or worse than Final Cut Pro, it's still a popular editing platform that ... Read Post