Re: RE : AW: The stone age DS

Date : Tue, 16 Aug 2005 12:30:32 -0500
To : DS(at)Softimage.COM
From : Timothy Duncan <timothy.duncan(at)gmail.com>
Subject : Re: RE : AW: The stone age DS
Cold Mountain was only offlined on FCP 4. 

td



On 8/15/05, AAP <aap(at)socal.rr.com> wrote:
This is just what I've heard from various facilities as I freelance around town, from the operators themselves. You're right though, it often comes down to operators. My point was that all of the bitching and complaints about how DS is not enough like an MC/Symphony are coming from MC/Symphony editors. The young kids (including Walter) running FCP are quite happy to try something new.
 
Your neck of the woods may be  different, the perception in L.A. is that FCP is great as an offline system but for online work you need something more powerful and reliable. Maybe the system is great and I just have to get the opportunity to run one, but I have to go with what my clients want. My current job was offlined on FCP, I'll be sure and ask the offline editor and the director why they didn't just finish on the same box. As soon as I have an answer I'll post back here.
 
Rick do you know of other features that onlined on FCP? Seriously I'd love to know as I've only ever heard of "Cold Mountain". I'ts been quite some time and they must have done something else since. If not do you know why? Is it just perception?
 
MF


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