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Expert Tips on Final Cut Pro

Ever watch someone use (or even worse, demonstrate) a piece of software, and think to yourself “wait a minute - that’s not how you should do that…”? Then Rob Imbs of Lovely Junkie has a video for you. Rob has compiled what is no doubt years of hard-won Final Cut experience and “knowledge” into one tip-laden video of just about everything a beginner can do wrong. With a straight face. (Until the very end.) Watch it and weep. Then pass it along to an unsuspecting Final Cut Friend.

(By the way, if you like training train wrecks, then treat yourself to a few episodes of You Suck At Photoshop. You’re welcome.)

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Oh, the all-too-familiar pain.

Posted by Todd_Kopriva  on  02/09  at  04:22 PM

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When I looked at the calendar and saw that it isn’t April first I was terrified. It was like watching a car crash ... I just couldn’t look away. In fact when he said he was going to make a sandwich, I thought he was just going to let the video run. (I’ve seen this in a video tutorial, really.)

Kudos for sucking me in and then for letting me off the hook at the end.

Posted by Rob  on  02/10  at  10:49 AM

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