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New version is released. http://arstechnica.com/apple/news/2009/07/apple-launches-new-version-of-final-cut-studio.ars

Raising Arizona Nathan Arizona is on the phone with someone at his store "Unpainted Arizona" and says something like: "it is now 7:45 in the a.m. I'll be down there in one hour to kick me some butt or my name ain't Nathan Arizona" Or something like that (off the top of my head). I think as he...

The Dirty Dozen ... when Pedro and Robert and running back...*sniff* across the bridge... *sniff* and Robert... he gets shot... *sniff* ... and... and... gimme a minute...

Beneath? I think it was Beyond the Valley of the Dolls. But you are very right. BAD. Roger Ebert cowrote that one.

I'm sure a lot of you have seen "A Decade Under the Influence". If you haven't, you should. In a nutshell, it's about how studios lost touch with their audience around the mid sixties and... (a lot of factors taken out here to make this post reasonably short...) it opened the doors for...

I was thinking about this very thing a week ago or so. I wondered if anyone here was using the Studio features - mainly the collaboration piece of it.

My interest grew because of a few influences. I started getting interested right after Jaws came out and I read the book "The Jaws Log" (I think it was called), all about the making of that movie. There was also a silly gameshow hosted by Don Adams around that time called Don Adam's Screentest...

Is color "grading" considered the same as color "correction" ? I checked the wikipedia entry for color grading but it got all into Telecine and my brain got numb.

Amen to that, brother!

Thanks Sugzo and Knightly! Good info!

I don't use FCP - I'm a few years behind the curve. My question is this: I know "color" is part of FC Studio 2, but does the user have the ability to color correct in any older versions of Final Cut, like v.5.1?

Man Bites Dog was pretty disturbing.

I went to the University of Oklahoma. It wasn't NYU or UCLA, but there were some good productions coming out of there at the time. Back then, there was a real "us" vs. "them" when it came to film and video. Now, it's very interesting to me how digital video has really opened everything up.

Back in '85 or '86 while I was in film school, there were four of us who used to trade crew time with each other. One night, we were hanging out and someone said "Let's go make a move, right now. And let's see if we can finish it all by this time tomorrow." So we grabbed a CP16 out of the...

Hi everybody, I just signed up but I've been into film making for years. I first caught the bug when I was fifteen and watched Apocalypse Now on opening night. I did super 8 stuff for a few years, then went to college to "officially" study film making, did 16mm and video. But I missed the boat...