Say What? On an iPad?

Echoing the democratization of audio recording tools in the 1990s, film and video production has become dramatically cheaper in recent years.  This is great for independent filmmakers, and for all creative people wanting to break in to film.  Now, instead of having to be the offspring of a famous director, or the…

New stuff!

The Casual Dog Productions, LLC editing suite has been revamped!  Having finally reached a point at which I can quite my second day job - cutting back to full time - I have redoubled my efforts on How-To and other filmmaking projects.  To facilitate this, we have completely updated the…

Cinematography rolls on

The pace of change in film and TV (and web and iPhone) production is astounding. In just a few years, digital acquisition has become the norm for TV production, and is rapidly taking over feature film production. Cameras like the Arri Alexa, and Sony's new F65, along with the Red…

Curiouser and Curiouser

The world of film editing is in turmoil.  Since Apple abandoned its loyal users with the introduction of Final Cut Pro X - often dubbed iMovie Pro - Filmmakers, editors, and post-production professionals have been roiling.  A few advocate going forward with Final Cut X, but many basic professional features…

Final Cut Pro X is on the horizon

Apple has announced the next version of Final Cut Pro, one of the leading film and video editing packages.  Final Cut has gained market share over the years from Avid, which remains the dominant editing platform for motion pictures.  Final Cut has a more rough and tumble ecosystem, but is…
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