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  • Ievgenii Larin

    April 26, 2013 at 3:10 am in reply to: Best FCPX training for experienced PPro user?

    You can subscribe to whole Larry Jordan’s library including tons of additional content like recorded webinars. It’s $20 per month.

  • Ievgenii Larin

    April 23, 2013 at 2:56 pm in reply to: Why we will be choosing PremierePro over FCPX

    [Greg Andonian] “So now you can meet with someone at Starbucks and have a tall White Chocolate Mocha while you’re there, and feel good about the fact that you were able to spend time with a friend over coffee instead of spending more money to fix another one of your NLE’s glaring shortcomings… “

    It is an absolutely imaginary world, where you don’t need to buy third party plugins. Nothing is perfect, even Adobe products.

  • Ievgenii Larin

    April 21, 2013 at 5:41 pm in reply to: Why we will be choosing PremierePro over FCPX

    I agree with everything except your point about Motion 5. Motion 5 is awesome inexpensive piece of software that allows very flexible manipulations with titles and effects in FCPX.

    And you can use partial export from Timeline and Event Browser since 10.0.6 update.

  • Ievgenii Larin

    April 13, 2013 at 2:49 am in reply to: The Future of Editing

    I can agree with your statement to some extent.

    The other day I was watching Larry Jordan’s thoughts on FCPX release. He said, there is only one company on the planet that can rethink process of video editing. It’s Apple.

    I was listening to one of That Post Show episodes with Bob Russo from Avid. Bob said that they would rather compete against Adobe or Authodesk, than Apple.

    I hear these little evidences from different sources constantly.

    P.S. Maybe the main reason I belive in Apple’s paradigm is that release of FCPX allowed me to make money by editing video for web faster and smoother.

  • Ievgenii Larin

    April 13, 2013 at 1:22 am in reply to: The Future of Editing

    Adobe is flirting too much with FCP7 editors. I guess Adobe is risking to stuck in the past if they continue to appease editors with things they’ve already seen in FCP7, not trying to create something different.

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