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Aug. 28, 2017



 
I'm writing this issue from Vancouver, Canada, where I'm spending the weekend privately training a group of editors on how to use Adobe Premiere Pro CC. It's a lovely city, the weather is gorgeous, and the editors are all fun to work with. I'm enjoying myself.

However, this weekend training means that I don't have as much time as I'd like to write articles for this week's issue. In fact, I just have two: a reflection on Apple terminating support for Final Cut Pro 7 (and the other apps in Final Cut Studio 3) in the upcoming macOS High Sierra update and how to work with super slow-motion video in Adobe Premiere Pro CC.

Don't forget to sign up for this week's webinar - an in-depth look at the motion tracking and image stabilization features in several different CoreMelt plug-ins. I presented much of this last week at the LACPUG meeting and got a lot of good comments. For this webinar, I'm slowing down the presentation to make it, ah, a bit less manic and adding more demos. This is a fun session - and registration is FREE. Sign up here.

On the Digital Production Buzz last week, we talked with five different filmmakers on what it takes to make a successful film. While we spoke with different people, I was struck by how similarly they described the characteristics of a successful film; and filmmaker. From the perspective of network television to feature films, these were some impressive guests with great stories.

The last weekend of summer arrives next week. Hope you had time to get some rest, as I suspect this fall will be busier than ever. Until next week, edit well

 
Last Week On The Buzz!

We discussed what
makes a successful film. Is there a magic formula to create success? Tonight, we talk with five successful film- makers about their process, their mistakes, what they've learned and their ideas on what it takes to create a successful film.

  * Cirina Catania
  * Bruce Logan
  * William Boodell
  * Yvonne Russo
  * Nancy Schreiber
  * James DeRuvo, DoddleNEWS

Cirina set the scene describing her filmmaking process. Then, Bruce talked about how to find the right book and turn it into a film, Bill on the impact an editor makes, Yvonne on the challenges of producing and financing, while Nancy wrapped up by sharing common filmmaker mistakes. As always, James presented our weekly DoddleNEWS Update. 
Listen or read each full episode here.

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Check it out here -- quickly listen to this week's show, or hear programs all the way back to 2010!

(Wow....that is a LOT of interviews!)
 
Last Week:
Ask Larry Anything
This is a free-form conversation about, well, anything using questions from viewers.


In this session, Larry covers:

* Over-coming competition
* Working with clients
* DVDs, Subtitles and Captions
* Apple Final Cut Pro X
* Adobe Premiere Pro CC

Available to Members ONLY
All our "Ask Larry Anything" sessions are only available to Video Training Library members. Join here

CoreMelt for Final Cut Pro X
CoreMelt makes amazing tools, especially for Apple Final Cut Pro X.

This week, Larry showcases several powerful tools that allow you to do things that you can't do natively in Final Cut:

* Lock N Load: Image stabilization
* Slice X: Mask tracking
* Track X: Image tracking
* And more!

There is ONLY ONE presentation this week at 9 AM! Registration is FREE!

Sign up here.
 
» Apple Ends All Support For Final Cut Pro 7 - and Final Cut Studio ( News)
   » Final Cut Pro 7 will NOT run in High Sierra. Learn more here. 
 
» Adobe Premiere Pro: Display High-Quality Super Slow-Motion Video ( Tutorial)
   » A better way to create slow-motion in Premiere than change clip speed.

» Nikon Makes It Official - Announces D850 ( DoddleNEWS)
   » This could, potentially, be the ultimate DSLR video camera.

» 2017 RODE Reel Competition Award Winners Announced (DoddleNEWS)
   » 86 countries, 1,520 entries ... 23 winners. 
 
» The New Codec That Replaces H.264

» EQ: Warm a Voice, Improve Clarity

» Configure a 2017 iMac for Video Editing

» Rip Video from a DVD for Editing
 
» View tutorials here
» FCP X: Workflow & Editing (v. 10.3)

» 229: Premiere - The Lumetri Color Panel

» 228: Multicam Editing in Adobe Premiere

» 216: Dive Deeper into Motion 5.3

» View all webinars here
» Mathew Gilliat-Smith: Affordable Security

» Ned Soltz: New Gear, New Cameras

» Richard Leonarz: Faster SSD Drives

» Laurent Martin: Create New Music Using AI

» View all interviews here
 
 
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