I really do want to play with Midjourney as it is obviously the best AI out there, but I can’t justify the cost to play. Something like this might make me some money and get me to try Midjourney out
Another interview and good read.
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.
From Jason Vinson at Fstoppers, has some very interesting ideas, especially the gear tree, though it won’t fit on my desk, iit is a very cool idea.
I am not a huge fan of Yellowstone, but I am a big fan of the prequels so far, with 1883 being unbelievably good, and 1923 being enjoyable, so I am interested in the behind the scenes (don’t you hate that most streaming shows have no BTS? I sure do, but then I used to actually cut them, so…).
So check out this article from Jim Hemphill at IndieWire.
I wish I had a Gimbal myself, though I would probably go for DJI and hopefully this means a new DJI is coming soon.
Free Registration Required. As always from Cut/Daily a good read.
EyeCandy is an amazing web site, where you can see animated examples of different film shots. A very cool reference that everyone should take a look like.
Portal is a Free Plug-in that makes quick buttons linking to favorite folders. Knights of the Editing Table is an awesome company, so check this out. Not sure I need this, but if you do, go ahead and download it.
I do really love CrumplePop’s audio lessons as video is more my bailwaick than Audio, but as an editor I end up having to do so much audio.