Creative Cow Leader Shane Ross is one of a very small handful of the world's most respected FCP experts. Over the course of years answering questions, he's compiled a real-world list of the questions that are truly the most frequently asked. He calls them Shane's Stock Answers. We call them the information you really need for working with FCP. Here in Part 3, he covers QuickTime issues, timecode management, P2 tips and much more, including one of the most frequently questions of all: how to open new projects in older versions of FCP. Read more...
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The Forbidden Kingdom opened last week with a higher-than-expected $21 million! We don't take ALL the credit...but let's put it this way: when you read this amazing article, you'll have some idea of why it's making such a big impression. You'll also get a Creative Cow world-exclusive look at how it came to be.
DigitalFilm Trees Zed Saeed has helped create pioneering digital workflows built around FCP, custom-designed for large-scale productions. Their biggest challenge so far has come on The Forbidden Kingdom, an epic film partnering Jackie Chan and Jet Li for the first time -- with production and post in China, Korea, Australia, and multiple locations in the US. Heres a look at how they put it all together with FCP, Xserve, XML, Color, file-based workflows...and hard, hard work. Read on...
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Adobe After Effects Forum
Reflecting a walking person onto the Floor
I have keyed out a person that's walking towards the camera. Now I want this clean, reflecting look on the floor. Can I achieve this with AE?
Apple Final Cut Pro Forum
Welcome Richard Harrington to the forum team
Many of you already know Richard from his books, podcasts and also his years of posting and helping users here at the COW, but if you don't know him and would like to learn more, please click on his picture.
Business & Marketing Forum
LLC, C-Corp, S-Corp?
My little studio has been a partnership for too long now, and we are in the process of considering our business format options. There isn't a lot of information available regarding which format studios typically go with, so I figured I'd pose the question here.
RED Camera Forum
I'm never shooting video again.
After all the years of folks 'trying' to get a film look from video cameras, trying anything in fact, it's a done deal with a RED camera. It's look rivals 35mm film (even in 2k). In fact I think we're seeing the end of film acquisition.
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Trent Armstrong
Trent Armstrong is a motion graphic designer and video producer for
Igniter Media Group in Dallas, TX, and the producer and host
of The MannersCast, a podcast about everyday manners for everyday folks.
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