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Comment on Video Free Skaro 001! by jaded_tech

jaded_tech — Wed, 18 Apr 2012 04:43:24 +0000

oh come now that metal dome is the nuclear reacter used by the Atlantan to sink Manhattan that spiderman had to rescue.

Comment on Platformer! the video show – Episode 1 by jaded_tech

jaded_tech — Thu, 29 Mar 2012 23:25:13 +0000

well I picket up an nw iPad to place the first gen iPad that I have been using. they screen was certainly worth my picking up the new iPad.
thought I do have to say that I haven’t stopped using the first gen model.
it is nice to have the camera on the iPad, but I doubt that I will ever use FaceTime, or do video on skype.

Comment on Freyburg.tv presents an interview with Standard Action by Rob

Rob — Wed, 23 Nov 2011 21:58:23 +0000

Great video! Thanks so much and it was awesome meeting you at Vcon!

You can tell I’m a director because I’m trying to edge out of frame…..

Comment on VCON web series panel by Jaded_Tech

Jaded_Tech — Tue, 04 Oct 2011 07:09:45 +0000

Nice vid, didn’t know about the con, I might have to look at saving some money and go to con at least one year.
The link for Standard Action doesn’t appear to be working.
Interestingly that the person that is closer to the camera is harder to hear speak.

Comment on Portal fan films for all! by Escape from City 17 Part 2: more Valve fan film madness! | Freyburg

Escape from City 17 Part 2: more Valve fan film madness! | Freyburg — Mon, 29 Aug 2011 13:17:31 +0000

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Comment on Final Cut Pro no more by Warren

Warren — Wed, 06 Jul 2011 18:48:11 +0000

Bruce: I saw that petition. It will accomplish nothing, I’m sure. Apple has a plan (much like the Cylons) and no amount of pleading to them will have them change that plan, even if it’s giving up FCP7.

Mark: I’d go with FCP X if I were you. It’s not a bad program per se, and it does offer an iMovie-like experience with more powerful tools. It may be all you ever need. If you need more, the other programs will be there, and they’ll probably steal the good ideas from FCP X anyway.

Comment on Final Cut Pro no more by Mark Cockram

Mark Cockram — Wed, 06 Jul 2011 18:43:50 +0000

Sounds like a pretty fair assessment, as a complete novice who has only ever used iMovie, there might be more in FCPX for me.

As an experienced user, would you say it would be better long term for a newbie, such as me, to dive straight in with Premiere or take baby steps with a middle of the road effort like FCPX?.

Very interesting article.

Comment on Final Cut Pro no more by Bruce Campbell

Bruce Campbell — Wed, 06 Jul 2011 18:39:44 +0000

Have you seen the petition to either get Apple to either return the functionality that they’ve prosumed away or to sell off the source code to someone who WANTS to build tools for professionals? There were over 3,000 signatures on it a couple of weeks ago.

Comment on Apple’s new Final Cut Pro X: excitement and terror by bob

bob — Mon, 25 Apr 2011 00:25:48 +0000

For me, the preview looked as if Apple took some of the features that I enjoyed in Sony Vegas and inserted them into FCP X. I agree that the lack of a dedicated viewer is the reason why programs such as iMovie are not good for editing.

Comment on Cord cutting or saying goodbye to cable by JohnB

JohnB — Tue, 04 Jan 2011 18:45:40 +0000

Sorry Chip butl Stargate Universe got canned anyways so it’s not having to worry about any issues of funding. Many shows have talked more about using more in show product placement in lieu of missing out on all the commercial time. Cable used to be more restrictive but in many ways things are catching up with so many more good shows running almost a day too a week after original broadcast in the UK.

I think more regular broadcast shows know they will always have issues with revenue stream and even when they offer options to watch full episodes on the site they still cram it full of silly commercials. I still recall the fun old days of seeing some of the zany commercials on the tapes I would get from Osaka, Japan. In many ways the life of advertising shorts are still very creative and wished they could keep going along with how the media changes down the road.