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Media Professionals of Florida, Inc. provides informative meetings on the second Tuesday of each month For more information contact David Rosenblatt at info@mediaprofessionals.org |
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Ed Gallizzi, a professor at Eckerd College, was our host for the Final Cut seminar. The morning started with refreshments and then the first part of the seminar began with two and a half hours of in-depth lecture on the basics of non-linear editing.
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Ed went into the details of how non-linear editors function as well as where the files are stored and how to make sure they will be there when you want them again.
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Using Final Cut, Ed began to take us through the basic start up and operation of Final Cut, a non-linear editor from Apple Computer.
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After filling our brains with information, it was time to fill our stomachs as in LUNCH! |
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After lunch we went into the computer lab and began to put our new knowledge to the test. |
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Working on both Final Cut Express and Final Cut Pro, people began to edit with zeal and a little sweat. |
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People who knew Final Cut were helping others as they started their learning curve.
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| We had over thirty people come to the first MPFI Seminar and from the looks of it... it won't be our last seminar. | |||
| A special thanks to Eckerd College for being a great host to the Media Professionals of Florida. | |||
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