I WANT TO LEARN ABOUT...
Search on blog
- awards (14)
- Bootcamps (31)
- Business (47)
- cable (5)
- Cameras (32)
- CAREERS IN VIDEO (163)
- Citizen Journalists (20)
- Dating Videos (2)
- Editing (28)
- education (6)
- Equipment (18)
- Fox (7)
- home videos (19)
- Indie filmmaking news (59)
- Interviews (2)
- Jobs (14)
- Journalism (79)
- Local News (17)
- Magazines (4)
- Movies (3)
- Music Video (29)
- new careers in video (109)
- Newspapers (18)
- nOT sure ABOUT the cateGORY (1)
- OLED (1)
- Online video (9)
- People (36)
- photography (14)
- reality tv (2)
- Social Media (4)
- Sports (6)
- storytelling (24)
- technique (8)
- Technology (118)
- Television (123)
- Travel Channel Academy (18)
- Travel Journalism (36)
- TV News (12)
- Video art (11)
- Video Journalists (77)
- Video Literacy (16)
- video of the day (5)
- video production (5)
- Vook (1)
- youtube (22)
Recent Posts
Archive
- 2009 February (5)
- 2009 March (7)
- 2009 April (12)
- 2009 May (5)
- 2009 June (9)
- 2009 July (6)
- 2009 August (2)
- 2009 September (5)
- 2009 October (7)
- 2009 November (5)
- 2009 December (18)
- 2010 January (15)
- 2010 February (9)
- 2010 March (15)
- 2010 April (23)
- 2010 May (21)
- 2010 June (24)
- 2010 July (20)
- 2010 August (20)
- 2010 September (22)
- 2010 October (41)
- 2010 November (41)
- 2010 December (55)
- 2011 January (50)
- 2011 February (53)
- 2011 March (43)
- 2011 April (36)
- 2011 May (43)
- 2011 June (46)
- 2011 July (35)
- 2011 August (21)
- 2011 September (32)
- 2011 October (36)
- 2011 November (27)
- 2011 December (22)
- 2012 January (27)
- 2012 February (39)
- 2012 March (38)
- 2012 April (26)
- 2012 May (18)
A Revolution in TV Editing - Beyond Final Cut Pro
Here is what a 'professional' TV video editing suite looks like.
It costs about $500,000.
It's very complicated - and hard to move around.
We are here in Geneva this week at UN headquarters.
We've trained and equipped 25 UN public information officers to shoot and edit their own video and TV for air.
That makes us one of the biggest broadcast operations in Switzerland.
We don't have any of these edit suites.
Here are ours:
Final Cut on a laptop is as powerful, if not more powerful than most of the edit suites currently in use by conventional broadcast operations.
Yet its cheaper, simpler and mobile.
When these people leave tomorrow, we're going to add another 25 'camera crews' and 25 'edit suites' around the world to the UN's information arsenal.
Why some stations such as NJN would rather go out of business rather than adopt this model is beyond me.
MrBass
3:56 pm Tuesday
Aug 2, 2011
michael
3:53 pm Tuesday
Aug 2, 2011
MrBass
3:46 pm Tuesday
Aug 2, 2011
MrBass
3:42 pm Tuesday
Aug 2, 2011
youngdon
10:22 am Thursday
Jul 7, 2011