Video Editing for YouTube – MASTERCLASS
By Adam Noyes
Mango Street has uploaded the beginnings of an amazing masterclass that could be used to help editors create a better workflow for themselves.
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VEGAS Pro Is Still Around and Thriving. Do You Use It?
By Adam Noyes
I zipped over to the website and then dove into some of its history. In 2016, Sony cut ties with Vegas, selling it to MAGIX, who then created the subsidiary Vegas Creative Software. The company offers four different software platforms: VEGAS POST, VEGAS Pro, VEGAS Movie Studio, and VEGAS Stream.
VEGAS PRO REVIEWED: STILL ONE OF THE FASTEST NLES AROUND?
By Adam Noyes
VEGAS has always been a fast editor. Here we review the latest versions and find that it handles 8K footage with ease. The VEGAS Pro NLE has been around […]
Avid Media Composer – Interface Overview & Basic Settings
By Jamie G
Let’s Edit MC’s most recent tutorial, Avid Media Composer- interface overview & basic settings helps beginners and professionals get rolling in their video editing process. In Kevin P McAuliffe lesson he goes over the new Bin Container window, a Media Composer interface overview, and the basic settings you need to start your editing!
FXhome January Sale – 25% OFF
By Jim Bask
*|MC_PREVIEW_TEXT| Imerge Pro Imerge Pro is the first software of its kind to edit RAW images without compression or loss of quality. Includes advanced Luminance and Chroma […]
Review: FXhome HitFilm Pro
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Review: FXhome HitFilm Pro
This article continues our series of reviews of alternative nonlinear editors from the perspective of a longtime Premiere Pro editor with a look at HitFilm Pro from FXhome.
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By Jim Bask
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As FCPX turns 7, Apple gives us ProRes Raw, but what’s really changed?
By Jim Bask
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By Jim Bask
Since the 1990s, Avid has been the leader in film and television editing and post-production, due to its rock-solid stability, enormous range of format compatibility and familiar workflow. It’s used by award-winning editors in Hollywood and everywhere else filmmakers tell their stories.
Avid Media Composer: Is it still relevant after all these years?
By Jim Bask
It was one of the original NLEs and it has industry support like no other. Avid’s Media Composer is still a world leading editing system. Mark Andrew Job takes a look at its legacy, and how it has remained relevant in today’s ever-changing media landscape