best FCP Multicam book ever written

[Bouke Vahl]

Dude,

IIRC, the book is about multicam editing in general, and discusses way more than FCP workflows alone…
(I’ve talked with Mitch about a year ago about the subject, since i’ve written a Tally to EDL application…)

Have not got a copy myself yet, but then again, i’ve got a switcher and do line cuts only, since we’re Dutch thus Cheap…

On the subject, IronChef goes into production in Australia NOW.
They shoot 9 iso’s and one line cut, and about 40 iso mics.
Edit on Avid, my job was to create a way to get EVS channel mapped correctly into channel 1 to 24 in Avid.
(No budget for a ProTools setup…)

Post starts in a few hours, exciting times…
(I started my work last friday, things have not yet been tested, and i was not on site, since it’s the other side of the world…)

Bouke

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[Graham Spice]

I agree. This book covers more ground for the entire video production process than any other I’ve seen. Many cudos to mitch for compiling such a great resource and being so up-to-date on the technologies and syncing options currently available. Highly recommended.