FCPUG SuperMeet Magazine Available for Download
Posted: Sun Jun 10, 2007 10:35 am
The FCPUG SuperMeet Magazine is now available for free download.
Featured inside the 92 pages are numerous articles including…
* Editors Shopping List by Noah Kadner
What kind of Final Cut Pro system should I get?
* The Death of the Rabbit is in the future - by Gary Adcock
Many of the things learned in the DV era no longer apply in the process of HD Post
* FCP Top 5 Feature Requests by Sharon Franklin, Lisa Brenneis, Nick Meyers, Kevin Monahan, Angus Wall, Shane Ross, Walter Murch, Tom Wolsky, Ned Stoltz
We asked nine editors and FCP gurus if they had 5 feature requests for a future version of Final Cut Pro, what would their top five be and why. some of the requests are surprising but many are probably your top five too.
* Automatic Delivery of Work- in-progress to Clients - by Philip Hodgetts
How to use a RSS feed as a convenient, automatic way to deliver revisions of a work in progress automatically to a client via iTunes (or other podcast catcher).
* Voice Over Slipping - by Steve Martin
In this QuickTip, Steve Martin will show you a time-saving technique for keeping your narrations or voice overs on the same track while maintaining a consistent voice over duration.
Featured inside the 92 pages are numerous articles including…
* Editors Shopping List by Noah Kadner
What kind of Final Cut Pro system should I get?
* The Death of the Rabbit is in the future - by Gary Adcock
Many of the things learned in the DV era no longer apply in the process of HD Post
* FCP Top 5 Feature Requests by Sharon Franklin, Lisa Brenneis, Nick Meyers, Kevin Monahan, Angus Wall, Shane Ross, Walter Murch, Tom Wolsky, Ned Stoltz
We asked nine editors and FCP gurus if they had 5 feature requests for a future version of Final Cut Pro, what would their top five be and why. some of the requests are surprising but many are probably your top five too.
* Automatic Delivery of Work- in-progress to Clients - by Philip Hodgetts
How to use a RSS feed as a convenient, automatic way to deliver revisions of a work in progress automatically to a client via iTunes (or other podcast catcher).
* Voice Over Slipping - by Steve Martin
In this QuickTip, Steve Martin will show you a time-saving technique for keeping your narrations or voice overs on the same track while maintaining a consistent voice over duration.