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I've been out of the business for a while, so I guess the most important thing to me right now is to get back on track. I'm changing direction in my video career and I'll be trying to figure out how to best market my skills and have that turn into gainful employment. -- spinner

ZENNERS! I'm just passing by IndieTalk. It's been a long time since I've had a chance to be here. I guess I've been on Facebook mostly now. How have you been? -- spinner

Hey, Loud Orange Cat! I haven't been on IndieTalk in so long, I'm usually on Facebook nowadays. But I always wonder how you are! How have you been? :) -- spinner

Before I get Bootcamp, do I need to have snow leopard before I download it? I'll be putting Bootcamp on my system today..... -- spinner :cool: EDIT: nevermind.... :)

Aww! Sage advice from Zen! ...he's right. Get off your butt and do something. You're not a filmmaker unless you're shooting something! :D -- spinner :cool:

Yeah.... What happened last summer is that I had too many things going on. So even when I did things right, it was months before I could get back to doing anything. (The indie film I was DP and editor for is still NOT DONE :grumpy: and not my fault.) So consequently, I would lose some of...

Thanks, Coach! -- spinner :cool:

Aw, dude.... :no: Well, your lenses aren't worth being lunch for a bear. Maybe your warranty has something in it. Good luck..... -- spinner :cool:

I've done two of these! I did one last summer! Have LOTS of coffee on hand. You will probably not get much sleep. Delegate to your crew. The director can't do everything him/herself. Feed everybody. Pizza goes a long way, or McDonalds $1 cheeseburgers and $1 fries, everybody's happy and not...

:bday::bday::bday: Happy Birthday, Ernest!! -- spinner :cool:

...Okay.... I am back to this question now that finals for the 1st half of the summer are over and I am now into the 2nd half of summer classes. I will be installing Bootcamp because it is logical that a program written by Apple for Apple would run better on a Mac. Right now I am reading up...

Yeah, I have a project that I dragged and dropped and lost all my clip connections. I would like to avoid that in the future. One more thing: After everything is moved, on my INTERNAL, there are capture scratch files. Should I keep them or can I just delete them? I know I don't need the render...

Well, what happened/s is that last summer I was as busy as I've ever been. Things moved very quickly for my projects - too bad I wasn't making any money off of them - ANYWAY...:D I would lose the thread of how to do it and then wasn't sure if it had been done correctly. Plus, there was always...

OKAY.... I am posting how to copy your FCP project to your external hard drive WITHOUT losing any of your edits, footage or having to go back in and re-connect all of your clips. If you have big projects, the LAST thing you want to do is be put in a position of having to re-connect all that...

I figured out what step I missed. I will post EXACT STEPS when I am done. :yes: -- spinner :cool:

...Okay... Got it to work. ONCE. ...still trying.... -- spinner :cool: EDIT: I have two projects that work on the iMac, they do not seem to want to move with edits to external. Still trying......

I think I am still nervous about doing it, which is why I'm asking again. Yeah, everything is in its respective folder.... I hope.... Well, I HAVE to do it now, or else, no more programs and I need them now, especially After Effects and Photoshop. -- spinner :cool:

The project is saved on my desktop. The way I think it needs to be done is with the Media Manager in order for it to be moved without having to reconnect all of your clips. ...at least that is what the YouTube explanation says.... -- spinner :cool:

Hi all! I am in need once again of advice from the IT forum :D I have about 300Gb of projects on the hard drive of my computer. All projects were edited in Final Cut Pro 6. The situation is, however, that I have computer programs that I would like to have on my internal hard drive, instead of...

I think this was a great first attempt :yes: Most new music videos....well, I guess it depends on what genre of music you are in, you don't need to necessarily establish 'a story' per se. There are MANY videos that want to present an emotion. I think you did that. I liked your camera shots and...