Oliver Peters at Digital Film has posted part 3 of an interview with great Walter Murch
Part 3 of Oliver Peters interview with Walter Murch.
This one on sound design, and original surround sound, and sound mixing.
Oliver Peters at Digital Film has posted part 2 of an interview with great Walter Murch
Oliver Peters at Digital Film posted part 2 of his conversation with Walter Murch.
This one on using Moviolas and Flatbeds.
Crumblepop on How To Remove Plosives from Vocals: 7 Ways to Remove Pops
JG McQuarrie at Crumblepop has an excellent post on 7 ways to remove Plosives, in both recording and after the fact (always worse but most people will want you to fix it in post).
VFXStudy on using the Magic Mask in Fusion in DaVinci Resovle
This excellent video VFXStudy on YouTube.
Troy Kirwin’s awesome Twitter thread on Avatar the Way of Water Behind the Scenes
I loved Avatar and I loved Avatar: The Way Of The Water, especially the 3D in HFR for the new film, and this thread has an awesome look into the behind the scenes, since there is no longer a CINEFEX magazine to cover it.
SixColors to In Praise of the Apple Watch’s Camera Control
Dan Moren at Six Colors has this article on Apple Watch’s Camera Control, which I had never used before, but have since and ti is totally amazing. I didn’t realize you could do this and it is so much better than just doing a timer shot.
Crumblepop How to Reduce Echo in Premiere Pro: Step by Step Guide
Audio is not my forte, I can do it and I have gotten better, but I am a video editor, so lessons in Audio in Premiere are always of interest of me.
Here JG McQuarrie at Crumblepop does a great step by step guide on reducing Echo in Premiere Pro.
9to5Mac on 9 Apps to Try to Unlock the Full Potential of your New Mac
Bradley Chambers on 9 Apps to Try to Unlock the Full Potential of your New Mac.
I currently use 4 of them, 1Password, TextExpander, Fantastical and CleanMyMac X and so am going to take a look at the other 5, as so many I already think are great.
9to5Mac says the iPad Pro doesn’t need a major revamp, but better software
Filipe Esposito at 9 to 5 Mac wrote this article and I couldn’t agree more.
There is some pro-ish software, with the recently released DaVinci Resolve being the most powerful software on the iPad.
Apple needs to make the software more powerful, because the hardware is already as powerful as it needs to be.
Brian Tong reviews the M2 Max MacBook Pro and shows how amazing it does at video tasks against the M1 Ultra Mac Studio
Amazing that it can beat a M1 Ultra in Final Cut, though it is a bit behind in Premiere, and Geekbench. Makes me really excited for the M2 Ultra.
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