This week, WRNN is hiring a director of technology, as well as an editor/graphics associate and a director of operations. Meanwhile, WNBC is seeking a Final Cut Pro editor, and KNSD is on the hunt for a social media manager. Get theShow More Summary
Editing video involves a lot of trial and error. Which shot works better—the close-up or the wide? Which take? Should I make the shot look warmer or cooler? What kind of sound effect should I use? How about music? This title looks good,...Show More Summary
Apple has updated its Final Cut Pro X, Motion, and Compressor applications, coinciding with the launch of a new campaign to bring former Final Cut Pro users back to the software. Final Cut Pro X now supports Sony’s XAVC codec up to 4K resolution, along with ProRes Logic C from ARRI ALEXA cameras. Show More Summary
Apple would really, really, really appreciate it if you’d give Final Cut Pro X just one more chance. Elsewhere, iPhone 5S rumors are running rampant on the streets, and photographic proof of Steve Jobs's most daring choice. This is the...Show More Summary
Apple on Thursday issued updates to Final Cut Pro X, Motion, and Compressor. Hoping to regain the affection of pro users who have recently strayed from the popular professional video editing software, Apple has rolled out a number of new features and bug fixes that will certainly be well received by the software’s users. If [...]
Hot on the heels of word that Apple was launching a new campaign to try to woo video professionals back into the embrace of Final Cut Pro, Apple has released Final Cut Pro X version 10.0.8, adding new features and shoring up some weaknesses. Here’s what is new in the update: • Support for Sony [...]Show More Summary
The LA Times is reporting that Apple, stinging from criticism from professional users that the 2011 redesign of Final Cut Pro X (US$299.99) had made it a "cheap product aimed at consumers," is launching an online marketing campaign today...Show More Summary
Alongside a new marketing push from Apple to promote its professional-grade video editing software, the company also pushed out a trio of software updates on Thursday for Final Cut Pro X, Motion, and Compressor.
Following reports this morning that Apple was preparing to a launch a new campaign on its website to lure skeptical professionals back to Final Cut Pro X, it has now pushed out updates to the app in addition to smaller updates to its Motion and Compressor apps. Version 10.0.8 of the ‘Final Cut Pro’ Mac [...]
Alongside today's new marketing push to try to win back professional video editors, Apple has released updates for Final Cut Pro X, Motion, and Compressor. While Motion and Compressor have seen mostly minor tweaks and bug fixes, Final...Show More Summary
It has been two years since Apple debuted the completely redesigned Final Cut Pro X in the Mac App Store for only $300. Final Cut Pro X was a simplified, barebones version of the $700 workhorse that came before it, and Apple managed to lose the faith of many media professionals in one fell swoop. [...]Show More Summary
Back in June 2011, Apple launched Final Cut Pro X, a complete reworking of the company's video editing software aimed at professional users, but the new software was met with significant criticism over missing features. ProfessionalShow More Summary
Final Cut Pro X debuted in 2011 to groans from many in the professional video editing community, and now Apple is planning a marketing push to win those users back from its competitors' software.
Today Apple is beginning a campaign to win back the video editing community that abandoned its flagship video editing software following the release of the controversial Final Cut Pro X. The LA Times reports that following several updates to the software over the last two years fixing some of the criticisms, Apple is launching a [...]
By David Christopher Bell,Josh Hrala Published: March 28th, 2013 North Korea released a video last week depicting a nuclear assault on Washington, D.C., the quality of which was somewhere between a Final Cut Pro tutorial and a SyFy original movie starring Lorenzo Lamas. This is a pretty typical trend of North Kore
The Touch is a cool-looking new way to control Adobe Lightroom, either using your Magic trackpad or your iPad. It’s a small app that runs alongside Lightroom (or Final Cut Pro X) and lets you control it using all manner of gestures, taps, and swipes, letting you focus less on which slider to grab and [...]Show More Summary
Aframe 2.0 Expands The Power of Cloud Video Production As a Smarter Option for Managing Media Assets New Edit Flow™ Feature Moves Aframe-Generated Rough Edits, Compilations Directly into Avid, Final Cut Pro or Adobe Premiere; Save Costly...Show More Summary
Equal parts toolbox and toybox, FxFactory Pro is a collection of 176 video effects, filters, and transitions for Final Cut, Motion, After Effects, and Premiere Pro. It's a grab-bag of software, some of which is of immediate usefulness, some of which makes a complicated process easier, and a few which are outright gimmicky and fun. Show More Summary
Marc Donahue managed to construct a homemade “bullet-time” rig using 15 GoPro Hero3 cameras, then stitching the images together with Final Cut Pro. More video footage here. Hat Tip Link
Canberra (I Miss You) from Jordan & Sam on Vimeo. David Finnigan wants me to show you this. He’s usually right! Canberra (I Miss You) from Jordan & Sam PLUS 16 hours ago / via Final Cut Pro NOT YET RATED Performed by Jordan Prosser & Sam Burns-Warr. Shot by Benjamin Hamey. The Landlords perform ‘A Stitch in Time Saves Brian’ [...]