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Interview - Bruce Sharpe, Singular Software

There are very few products out there that I consider “must have’s”.  Automatic Duck’s Pro Import for After Effects is one, and Digieffects Buena Depth Cue 2 is another.  Both solve problems that editors and/or motion graphic designers have had working with their NLE/compositing program.  Well, there’s another product to add to the list, and I’m talking about Singular Software’s Plural Eyes, and if you’ve never heard of it, after listening to this interview with Bruce Sharpe, President and CEO of Singular Software, you’re going to be racing over to http://www.singularsoftware.com to download the free demo!

Now, I also want to mention that Allan Tépper has written an article about Plural Eyes that you can check out here, and Scott Simmons has two articles about Plural Eyes that can be checked out here and here. 

In the end, you are doing yourself a great injustice if you’re an editor, and you don’t check out this product.  There’s a free 30 day demo at http://www.singularsoftware.com.

Kevin P McAuliffe is a Senior Editor at MIJO, in Toronto, Canada.  As always, you can send him an .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) or follow him on Twitter @ http://www.twitter.com/kpmcauliffe .

FTC Disclosure: I have not been offered any consideration or compensation from Singular Software for the review/editorial of this product(s).

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