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Incredible COW FCP-X article, with no comments from this forum
Posted by Bob Zelin on August 7, 2015 at 3:56 pmThere has most recently been a wonderful article on Creative Cow Features, called “Managing FCP-X
Media Labs for Maximum Sanity”.Great article on workflow for FCP-X in a networked environment.
And NO ONE has commented about this on the FCP-X forums.
It just gives me the impression that no one here is using FCP-X in a networked environment (mid sized post house, corporate AV department, etc.) – and there are just single users on single Mac workstations, all with local storage.
Just my observation – am I wrong ?
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Tim Wilson
August 7, 2015 at 4:40 pm[Bob Zelin] “And NO ONE has commented about this on the FCP-X forums. “
I think some of it is my fault for not highlighting it better in this forum. I’ll post it at the top.
In the meantime, here’s the link, Managing FCPX Media Labs for Maximum Sanity & Minimum Chaos.
I asked the author, Andrew Gash, if he felt it was an appropriate article for people managing FCPX in ANY shared storage environment, and he said, not really. His advice is for large media labs (he has over 100 students across six periods), with people who don’t really know what they’re doing. He felt like most people in professional environments could come up with their own protocols that people would fairly reliably follow.
But as I think about it, my feeling was…nuh-uh. Most people don’t follow protocols. LOL And for many people, setting up multiple libraries and such is new territory.
So I encourage EVERYONE who works with FCPX in a shared storage environment to read this article. It’s one of my favorites, not because I do that work, but because I always enjoy people with big giant brains to figure stuff out, and the skills to articulate their findings in entertaining ways.
A rare pleasure, this article. Thanks for bringing it up, Bob.
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Noah Kadner
August 7, 2015 at 6:52 pmIt made the rounds on Twitter when it came out. Not everything gets it own thread. Or maybe it’s just indisputable? 🙂
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Tim Wilson
August 7, 2015 at 6:57 pm[Noah Kadner] “Not everything gets it own thread. “
See my note above. This SHOULD have gotten its own thread, and while I took most of the steps to have it happen automatically, I missed one. It happens. 🙂
But this 100000% deserves it. One of the all-time classics. Again, here’s the link: https://library.creativecow.net/gash_andrew/FCPX_MEDIA-LAB/1
EDIT: It’s featured now.
And again, no kidding, everyone should check this out.
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David Lawrence
August 8, 2015 at 1:29 am[Noah Kadner] “It made the rounds on Twitter when it came out. Not everything gets it own thread. Or maybe it’s just indisputable? :)”
Maybe it’s just August and everyone’s away enjoying the Summer! 😉
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Jim Wiseman
August 8, 2015 at 6:21 pmGreat to see someone really knowledgeable and also a good communicator working out the logistics of using FCPX in a larger educational setting, particularly a public school. Universities and pro shops could use this experience. If it leads to more FCPX editors, all the better. It offers a much more economical model with a chance of later career success than any of the other vendors have come up with. Congratulations.
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