“Avid is the company that wakes in the morning focused on professional workflows — professional workflows for professionals who making a living doing what they are doing.”
Translated:
“Seriously guys, it looks like iMovie. That’s not for professionals, it’s for consumers. Do you want to be a consumer, or a professional? Professionals make the big bucks with AVID™ brand slips and slides.”
Real professionals don’t need better tools or innovation, they just need the tricks they learned two decades ago, and business cards that say “professional”.
In case you weren’t fervently refreshing #supermeet last night, here’s a rundown of what’s new in the next version of Final Cut Pro.
Personal highlights:
I’m sure some of the other features (“auditioning”, new retiming features, automatic transcoding) are awesome, but those were hard to get across via twitter updates and frantic blog posts.
(edit: A video of the editing demo is here. Two giant screenshots of the UI are here and here.)
I’m excited for this one.
What did you make today?
This was my edit suite today. Good things happened in here.