Cut/Daily #369 Practical Editing Tips
From Cut/Daily #369 Practical Editing Tips I never though of, FREE REGISTRATION REQUIRED. Another must read from Cut/Daily./
CUT/DAILY #384 This is the best way to become a faster editor
Cut/Daily #384 an editing keyboard! Surprisingly I have never owned one because I have never seen one for ergonomic keyboard users or I would have bought them years ago. And I think LED in key keyboards would be even better, but again no ergonomic versions. I always used to have them in AVID bays, which was nice.
Jonny Elwyn on the Best AI Video Editing Tools
Another useful read from Editor Jonny Elwyn.
CUT/DAILY #378 – Lose Those Documentary Crutches
Cut/Daily #378 is another interesting post, this on documentary editing. I don’t quite agree on the interview always bring the most compelling, but that could be my bias from cutting so much behind the scenes documentaries, where the b-roll and photos can be the most compelling. The music thing is very true though.
Cut/Daily #362 – Easy Ways to Work Faster
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Jonny Elwyn Inside the Edit – Pro Editor Course Review
Jonny Elwyn reviews Inside the Edit. Here is the web site for the Course which costs almost $20,000, but sounds like a pretty impressive course overall, though it is live from the UK, so timeings would be hard from the US. And a second post with more bullet points on it. Personally I question film school, it was fun, but film school needs direct training for things like Assistant Editing and also job placement, so a much more direct course might be the answer.
PVC’s Ian Anderson on Editing in HDR
https://www.provideocoalition.com/non-editors-are-editing-in-hdr-and-you-could-too/ Yea, I would consider more if my monitors could handle HDR better, but without that, I guess I could monitor on my iPad pro.
Cut/Daily #345 Meets… Editor Daysha Broadway
Free to read with a free subscription, have a look. An interview with a member of an all woman of colour editing team who won a primetime Emmy for Editing!
Master the Workflow interviews Film Editor Lisa Churgin on using Adobe Premiere to edit Peter Pan & Wendy
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zxUygjVRd4M From Master the Workflow. A 45 minute interview, and I love to see features done in Premiere vs AVID Media Composer. And her whole history in editing is fantastic to learn about. And cutting on a flatbed (which I haven't done, only a moviola). I have watched Peter Pan & Wendy as well, which was OK, but I felt it fell apart more in casting and scripting, because I got no joy from the young Peter Pan and Jude Law is no Jason Isaacs.
PVC’s Jeff Foster on AI Tools Part 1: Why We Need Them
AI is everywhere right now, with all the tools making images on the web, but this article is a must read for those in Video Production and it really goes through all the tools that are out there.