It may have been a Monday night, and after work, but there was plenty of lively discussion and a widespread divergence of views and opinion at this month's wefcpug. For once, we weren't arguing the future of editing tools, but important topics like narratives and story-telling. And what provoked this outbreak? Viewing of just one of the graduate films from the Newport School of Film Doc, with many thanks to John Burgan, who brought the material along.
Sure, the discussion did range around FCP X versus the rest - with a growing group that comprises 'the rest'. There'll be another exclusive screening at next month's wefcpug, when distinguished editor and wefcpug member Don Fairservice shows his current work. Keep following this blog for details - the date is 7th November 2011.
In the meantime, we'll be keeping tabs on the tech developments, both in FCP X and in Lightworks, as they move out of beta phase / continue their update paths {delete where appropriate}
wefcpug aside, there's an eventful media calendar in Bristol - see the next entries.
Sure, the discussion did range around FCP X versus the rest - with a growing group that comprises 'the rest'. There'll be another exclusive screening at next month's wefcpug, when distinguished editor and wefcpug member Don Fairservice shows his current work. Keep following this blog for details - the date is 7th November 2011.
In the meantime, we'll be keeping tabs on the tech developments, both in FCP X and in Lightworks, as they move out of beta phase / continue their update paths {delete where appropriate}
wefcpug aside, there's an eventful media calendar in Bristol - see the next entries.