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  • Justin Russo

    August 6, 2009 at 7:17 pm in reply to: Difference Between Avid Products

    Don’t you mean, “You’re?” Otherwise you’re denoting ownership of “adorable” as if it is a noun, not to mention the fact that your entire last response is a sentence fragment.

    Hmmmm, seems someone who has an issue with “language” as you refer to it, would know something like that. Maybe if you spent more time learning the english language instead of spouting off about my knowledge of it, you might make for a better argument.

    Hey, aren’t you busy editing a film right now? How do you have time to be typing in a forum thread about AVID? Chop, chop my friend.

    Thanks,

    Justin

  • Justin Russo

    August 6, 2009 at 6:47 pm in reply to: Difference Between Avid Products

    The language that I chose to use? Uhhh, I only chose to speak in English.

    All hail the mighty Paul!!!

    Justin

  • Justin Russo

    August 6, 2009 at 5:35 pm in reply to: Difference Between Avid Products

    Paul,

    Maybe I should bow my knee to you since you’re soooo amazing. Maybe I don’t know anything since I’m not spouting off my resume to you. Maybe because you’re making a feature film, I should cream in my pants since, in your mind, I must not be doing the same thing myself.

    Well, for us low lifes who don’t appear to have a big resume because we don’t spout them off to everyone in a lame attempt to appear less than superflous, it is generally a good idea to simply bow out of a conversation that is a basic waste of time.

    Good luck in your amazing film career, stud.

    Justin

  • Justin Russo

    August 6, 2009 at 3:46 pm in reply to: Difference Between Avid Products

    Paul Harb,

    You said: “This illustrates the problem Avid has as a company today.”

    I don’t get it. What problems does AVID have? They are the premier solution for filmmakers who want speed and flexibility in their editing package. Sure, you can use FCP, or Premier, but try rendering at the speed with which you can with an AVID system using a Nitris breakout box.

    Just because you and the original author of this thread, don’t possess the technical knowledge or comprehension of AVID’s integration into an editing workflow, doesn’t mean you should spout off against what you don’t understand.

    Maybe you should ask questions rather than trying to sound like you know what you’re talking about and then putting your title on your signature line as if that should indicate to us that you automatically know what you’re talking about.

    At least the original author of this thread asks questions and doesn’t attempt to come across as knowledgeable about what they don’t know.

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