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Scott GentryScott Gentry started his career as a child actor then moving to ABC All My Children first in production straight out of college, then in front of the camera for a short stint as a regular walk-on (woo-hoo!). Scott also worked the stadium camera for NY Jets and Giants games, as well a a multitude of events at the Meadowlands arena in NJ. From there he got into publishing and 6 months after sending his resume to DV magazine, he was the publisher. DV went from last to first place and Scott moved on to AV Video Multimedia Producer and led the team to turn that into Studio Monthly and launch Studio Daily. Scott founded and helped establish PVC by gathering the best writers and video gurus in the market and putting them all in one place. 
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Fun With A Mac, Some Programs, and a Music Video - Do It Again!You may want to play this video again and again to see all the tools they used…. Welcome Several New PVC WritersAs the tagline implies, PVC is the power of many. Help me welcome several new writers since NAB. It has always been the goal of PVC to handpick the best writers in the industry and let them have their own channel. Since NAB, we’ve added several new great writers; Richard Harrington, Steve Martin (who’ll be writing with Brian Gary and Mark Spencer), Terence Curren and just today, Steve Hullfish. Each of these guys comes to PVC with a very well established background, fantastic credits and a strong history of writing for this market. PVC launched with 7 Founders and is now up to 14 excellent writers covering many parts of the pro video marketplace. PVC will continue to grow into those areas we aren’t yet covering and will be adding writers well versed in those disciplines. Welcome aboard guys. Linkedin PVC Group, and PVC CommunityIn case you weren’t already aware, besides Forums, PVC also maintains a separate community site called Pro Video, and a recently added Linkedin Group affectionately called PVC. Anyone can join the Pro Video community. We hope to have the community share their own product reviews, case studies and more. In fact, it would be great to link to community reviews of products that we also review here at PVC. The Linkedin Group is a little tougher to get in to. You need to be able to show that you are a professional in the industry via your existing linkedin profile and resume. If you sign up, your membership will be reviewed for acceptance. We try to turn things around quickly however. As always, we’re happy to get feedback on the site, new feature requests, bug fixes, or even a good old pat on the back to know we’re hitting a positive nerve. Feel free to comment below, or in the Forums. Cheers Page 1 of 1 pages Advertisement |
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Rendering Motion Projects in Final Cut Pro
The key to dramatically faster render times
If you have begun to explore Final Cut Studio’s application integration by embedding your Motion project files into your Final Cut Pro sequence, you may have noticed a rather large increase in render time for that sequence.
Part of the cause of the increased render time is due to the level of complexity of your Motion project, but there’s a setting in Final Cut Pro that can dramatically reduce render times with little to no impact on the quality of your Motion project—except for certain types of projects.
Cinema Craft Encoder MP for Compressor 3
High Quality MPEG-2 Encoding for Final Cut Studio 2
Cinema Craft, the industry leader in MPEG-2 encoding for DVD, is going to release a Compressor 3 plug-in by the end of this month. I wrote an article on Ken Stone’s site that takes a look at both the plug-in itself and the technology behind it…the Cinema Craft Xtream encoding engine. The majority of Hollywood releases on DVD have been encoded using the Xtream engine, and it’s the same engine that’s at the core of the Cinema Craft Encoder MP plug-in for Compressor.
In addition to high quality, Cinema Craft Encoder MP is a full Compressor plug-in (vs. a QuickTime Component) so it has access to all of Compressor’s features like frame controls and geometry.
If you’re going to be in Los Angeles on May 21st, 2008, I’m going to do a demo of the software at the May LAFCPUG meeting.
BG
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