Tiger –> Leopard; FCP 5 –> FCP 7

[Nicholas Bierzonski]

Hi Andrea!

After looking at your website, LinkedIn profile, and past posts I would highly recommend you:

1.) Find a consultant to help you with this first HD Project

HD brings a new level of issues that an experienced editor
with past HD edits under their belt will be able to avoid.

I see you have many years of experience. Surely you know someone
in the industry you have helped in the past
that could give you an afternoon of consulting on your upcoming edit.

Offer to take them to lunch and use it as an opportunity to reconnect with a fellow professional. You won’t regret it.

Perhaps you don’t need to look far. The person you need could be in your organization and if not perhaps one of your employees can recommend an HD wiz to help.

-Nicholas Bierzonski
Senior Editor/DVD Author/Java Boy
http://www.finalfocusvideo.com

[David Roth weiss]

[Andrea Stewart] “I’ll read your article about Snow Leopard. Just a little nervous to jump into it with this particular project. If all goes well, I will upgrade to Snow Leopard before the next one. “

Snow is not a necessity at this point in time Andrea. However, as you will find, making a clone simply takes all the pressure off, and will allow you to experiment without fear. And, being a fearless editor is the only way to fly.

[Andrea Stewart] “You always have the best advice and now I see you have a great smile. “

You get the big gold star for those niceties. In fact, I’m gonna give you a early unofficial moo of the year award — the earliest every given.

THNX,
David

David Roth Weiss
Director/Editor/Colorist
David Weiss Productions, Inc.
Los Angeles

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