Oct. 10, 2016

The East Coast of the US is getting drenched, while the West Coast remains dry as a bone. My sympathies to everyone who got caught in Hurricane Matthew last week.

I have three new articles and three new videos for you, which includes video tours of some new and upgraded software. I'm especially pleased with my "Secrets of The Final Cut Pro X Browser" article. 

My article on Rethinking Audio Levels has generated a lot of interest. And, during the last week, I've had more conversations with the Adobe Audition team on some of its finer points. I've updated it, again. However, if you've already read it, the changes are minor. If you haven't read it, you'll find this discussion very helpful. Here's the link.

This week's webinar comes in response to a number of email requests that ask me to: "Show me how to do something in Final Cut Pro X." So, this became a Show-and-Tell session. If there's a specific technique you'd like me to cover, please drop me an email, along with when you expect to be watching, and I'll try and cover it.

If you, or someone you know, is an actor, last week's Digital Production Buzz should be on your "Listen List." We spent the entire show talking about acting; not the craft of acting, but how to market yourself, create a brand, determine how much time to spend marketing vs. training... in short, we talk about the business of acting.  It was a very interesting show with lots of excellent comments from our guests.

This week, on The Buzz, we meet the creators of Kyno - the media asset software I've written about recently. I'm interested in learning why they  devoted six years to its creation. Join us live this Thursday - or listen anytime on iTunes.

I look forward to seeing you this Wednesday at our webinar - remember our live shows are always free. Sign up here. In the meantime, edit well.