June 21, 2011. Apple released Final Cut Pro X and our industry changed overnight.
It’s been a year since that release, and I’m interested in your comments on the impact, if any, that Final Cut Pro X has had on your life – personally or professionally.
For me, Final Cut X has caused a lot of upheaval. Some good, some bad, though, overall, its been mostly good. Long-term, I’m optimistic for the software. Short-term, well, short-term has been rocky.
But I’ve written about my experience a lot over the last year. In this blog, I’d like to hear your stories. I get 200 – 400 emails a day (and, yes, I try to answer every one of them) from editors sharing their stories with me.
Now, I’d like to give you a chance to share them with all of us: “Has Final Cut Pro X made your life better, worse, or about the same and why?”
GROUND RULES
I’m interested in stories from a personal perspective — both good and bad. I’m not interested in, nor will I post, stories that attack the opinions of others, nor stories that attack Apple.
I want this particular blog to be less of a dialog, and more a sharing of personal experience. I want to hear about FCP X from your perspective. Don’t talk about the industry, talk about yourself.
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As always – and especially now – I’m interested in your opinions.
Larry
42 Responses to Final Cut Pro X – One Year Later…
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Larry says:
July 12, 2012 at 5:14 pm
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jasmine says:
November 6, 2017 at 5:49 am
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Thanks for your comments – one small correction. Autodesk Smoke 2013 is easily able to read FCP X XML files. So the workflow between FCP X and Smoke is the same as FCP 7 and Smoke.
Larry
final cut pro is awesome…thanks for sharing