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Title slate from my latest FCP-X home movie!
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[Bill Davis] “Pretty good for “home movie” software, indeed!”
No, no! It’s VERY good “home movie” software. Don’t sell it short!
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Just watched that again a week ago. Not my favorite Scorsese, but its very good!
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As a former Bostonian, I’m a sucker for films where they get the accent right. Not a stretch for those particular actors though. 🙂
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[Charlie Austin] “As a former Bostonian, I’m a sucker for films where they get the accent right. Not a stretch for those particular actors though. 🙂
“I don’t know. I don’t think I’ve ever heard you refer to X as “wicked fast.”
According to a site search, though, Bill apparently is from Boston:
https://forums.creativecow.net/search.php?q=wicked+fast&f%5B%5D=335
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Precisely Chris.
Exactly what I was repeatedly told back when I was excited by the possibilities of FCP Legacy around version 2!!!
May history repeat itself!
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[Bill Davis] ”
May history repeat itself!”Indeed!
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[Chris Harlan] “I don’t know. I don’t think I’ve ever heard you refer to X a “wicked fast.”
Yeah, I’ve been in LA for too long, it’s worn off. Still fond of a hearty GFY! though. 🙂 I suppose that’s universal now… 😉
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[Charlie Austin] “Still fond of a hearty GFY! though. 🙂 I suppose that’s universal now… ;-)”
It is. But it does lose some of the magic without the accent.
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[Chris Harlan] “[Charlie Austin] “Still fond of a hearty GFY! though. 🙂 I suppose that’s universal now… ;-)”
It is. But it does lose some of the magic without the accent.”
You gawt that right f*ckface!
Note: F*ckface is a traditional Bostonian term of endearment! 😉
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[Charlie Austin] “Note: F*ckface is a traditional Bostonian term of endearment! ;-)”
Undastood.
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