Avid has been the standard, and long-established, non-linear editing software of choice in the film industry until Apple's Final Cut Pro began to challenge its dominance, and now many Avid editors are making "the switch" to FCP as it has picked up the pace. With that, the "Avid versus Final Cut Pro" debate has always reared its head wherever editors gather, on websites, forums, etc., but now, Avid2FCP, an official resource has launched that hopes to ease the user transition from Avid to Apple's own video editing application.Avid2FCP is run by a group of experienced editors who hope to shared their "Switcher Stories", and other beneficial resources and guides for editors from Avid backgrounds that now work with Final Cut Pro. Despite the name of the site, it is not intended to be a jab at Avid, but instead make easier the shift to FCP, in a friendly and responsible fashion. There is some interesting content up now, and I expect that this site has the potential to grow into a very valuable resource for all video editors.
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3-15-2007 @ 11:00PM
David said...
I've been an FCP editor for over 8 years now, and I still found this site really enjoyable because friends of mine who used to edit on Avid exclusively are now starting to learn the joys of FCP as well.
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3-15-2007 @ 11:00PM
Dave Barnes said...
"official" resource?
As in sponsored by Avid?
As in sponsored by Apple?
As in sponsored by the NSA?
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