The never ending quest for content continues in 2023, and Avid has developments that production professionals can look forward to. VP of Product Management at Avid, David Colantuoni, speaks with Creative COW to outline the moves toward efficiency within Nexis Edge, Media Composer, and Pro Tools that won’t require editors to stop work for re-training.
VEGAS has announced the latest update in its VEGAS Pro Video editing software. This adds many new exciting features, along with some updates and bug fixes, to VEGAS Pro editing software. Pete Tomkies at Videomaker wrote a great article discussing the most notable features in the new VEGAS Pro 19 editing software.
Mango Street has uploaded the beginnings of an amazing masterclass that could be used to help editors create a better workflow for themselves.
Avid introduces its brand new subscription service, Edit on Demand! Edit on Demand is ideal for creation teams in film, video, and broadcast to quickly turn on secure virtual post […]
In the past, you could really only edit video on a desktop computer — laptops just weren’t up to speed in the editing realm. They didn’t have the horsepower to get renders out in a manageable fashion, and trying to edit on them was (and still is for underpowered laptops) a complete hassle. But, with the advent of new, more powerful computer parts available to consumers — such as implemented SSDs and slimmer GPUs — laptops are now a viable option for professional editors.
Before we get started, let’s all agree on some things. First, editing tools do not cut great stories all by themselves—editors do. Second, great editors can be found in a lot of places outside of Hollywood. Third, editors should never think they will only need to learn one tool to build a long, successful career.
Editing platforms are constantly competing with each other for supremacy in post production and the war rages on. The best way for these companies to stay ahead of the competition is to stay ahead of the trends.
A large part of understanding one’s popularity is to examine WHY it’s popular. And that requires sharing the most brief of history lessons.
Just north of San Diego, in the seaside town of Carlsbad, Scratch Media has been producing award-winning video and live events for world-renown brands, nonprofits, and higher-education for over a decade.
Over the 13 years I spent editing Boyhood, which was shot entirely on 35mm film, we found that we needed editing software that was going to evolve and address our needs over that period of time.