Chris Harlan
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Dude–who are you today–Mr. Contrarian? You ask “who would do such a ting?” Maybe some other company would have a similar interest? Who knows. Is it gonna happen? Doubt it. But you posed the scenario.
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[Andrew Richards] “Except, why would anyone do that?”
You’d have to ask the people who are keeping Lightworks alive. I DO know that I would be a volunteer supporter of any volunteer fringe group that tried to do the same for FCS. It would be quite the hobby.
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[Jeremy Garchow] “It’s probably why you can only “pre-register your interest” which is a fantastically written piece of copy.”
Yes! Truly graceful!
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And may the Doctor Who Christmas special–for which my daughter and I are both grateful–be particularly awesome this year.
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[Walter Soyka] “Third-party developers need a more comprehensive plugin API from Apple, and they need FCPX to pick up high-end users who would be willing to pay higher prices for tools they need.
“Here, here! That we are now half a year past the release, and I see no evidence yet of that more comprehensive API, is one of the many reasons that I’m dubious about Apple’s intentions for FCPX.
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Hey, Happy Holidays Steve! Happy Holidays, everyone!
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[Craig Seeman] “I don’t see a scenario where Avid survives in its current form. I could see either the entire company or MC product line being bought though.”
If Avid went butt-up tomorrow, Media Composer would continue to dominate the LA post world for the next half decade,
[Craig Seeman] “It’ll start creeping into some facilities throughout next year IMHO. We’ll see how OutPost Digital fares.”
THAT is extremely optimistic. If you actually want to gage growth you need to follow an example of a more disinterested company, not one that profits from lessons and evangelizes for the product. When someone neutral, like Trailer Park or Broadway video starts putting in seats, I’ll pay serious attention.
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[Craig Seeman] “I think Apple’s approach is to target the broad middle, with wide middle use attract developers and rise back up. “
That would be great. I’m not as optimistic about Apple’s approach, but I’d like you to be right, So, I hope you are,
[Craig Seeman] “[Chris Harlan] “BTW–it is my observation that there are FAR more post jobs than there were two decades ago. There is also MUCH more programing than there was two decades ago.”
I agree. I think the broad middle, corporate, both external and internal video production, is actually on the rise. We are a much more video centric/dependent society now. “
This goes for the high end, too. When I was going to film school,
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[Craig Seeman] “I think Apple’s approach is to target the broad middle, with wide middle use attract developers and rise back up. “
That would be great. I’m not as optimistic about Apple’s approach, but I’d like you to be right, So, I hope you are,
[Craig Seeman] “[Chris Harlan] “BTW–it is my observation that there are FAR more post jobs than there were two decades ago. There is also MUCH more programing than there was two decades ago.”
I agree. I think the broad middle, corporate, both external and internal video production, is actually on the rise. We are a much more video centric/dependent society now. “
This goes for the entertainment industry, too. When I was going to film school, I never dreamed there would be as many jobs. Of course, I never dreamed there would be as many people trying to take them, either,
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