Adobe Premiere wasn't playing fair again today, so I decided to move production over to a Mac and start from scratch using Final Cut Pro.
I'd never used Final Cut Pro before but found it ridiculously easy considering it was supposed to be a tricky piece of kit.
During production, which saw me sitting in the hot seat for the whole day, my name changed from "Captain Blake" coined by Ben W. last week to "Captain Flash" then finally "Captain Deviant" by Dan R.
Anyway, the final piece was shown to tutor John L. in our tutorial at 3:00 PM and impressed. So much so that he - okay, he didn't take off all of his clothes, but he *was* impressed.
I'd never used Final Cut Pro before but found it ridiculously easy considering it was supposed to be a tricky piece of kit.
During production, which saw me sitting in the hot seat for the whole day, my name changed from "Captain Blake" coined by Ben W. last week to "Captain Flash" then finally "Captain Deviant" by Dan R.
Anyway, the final piece was shown to tutor John L. in our tutorial at 3:00 PM and impressed. So much so that he - okay, he didn't take off all of his clothes, but he *was* impressed.
Foxy stoat seeks pig.
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