A companion to his tests on the Hard Drive speed tests, is an article on how fast is fast enough for hard drives for editing. I do wish I had an SSD hard drive for speed, but I do fine with my RAID 5 Thunderbay with spinning hard drives. It is big enough and has been mostly fast enough, though 6K does push it.
Now that there is no more CINEFEX magazine, youhave to get your fx news elsewhere, so FXGuide has their podcast on Wakanda Forever.
Cut Daily has posted a fistful of post tips that are quite worth checking out with a free subscription.
Entertainment Weekly reported on this insanity. This judge has no idea how it works? People get cut out of films all the time and a trailer comes out long before a film is finished, so how can you be held responsible! Especially since it is usually the PR department who cuts the trailer anyway! This has to be overturned.
Since I am not a sound guy, more a visual guy, but I have to do more and more mixing in my career I really appreciate Audio Tutorials, so this is awesome, NLE Tips - Audio Track FX by Oliver Peters at digitalfilms.
Scott Simmons takes an editors look at the new Stream Deck +, and makes me realize I need to spend more time programming my Stream Deck cause I love it, but need to make ti work better for me!
Larry Jordan has a post form 2019 that he has updated with info for Apple Silicon on November 25th, 2022, it is about what to think about when buying a new computer. A good read that is mostly common sense, though I already have trouble on my iMac Pro with 64 GB of RAM, but can't afford a fast SSD RAID so my good old spinning hard drive will have to do.
Murch is a legendary editor, and is always worth listening too. Here he talks about his Moviola project, too bad it didn’t stay at USC. PVC had an abridged version of thus interview.
Looks like Larry Jordan tried to get an answer to the speed tests, but it has come down to that it is really hard to do a speed test.
Now this is one that I wouldn't think of doing cause everyone should know how to do transitions, but for those that don't Marcho Sebastiano Alessi has done this step by step guide.