I made a web show

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Originally Posted by RDM Brian

what do you think of Avid? Right now im not to happy with the transition from premiere to final cut, there were so many small things that youcould do easy in premiere, that final cut makes a tedious long process. If it wasnt for my major being all mac i would have stayed premiere.

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I only know Premiere well enough to capture footage and cut it into one minute chunks, then export to AVI :) Never done anything more, and never used Avid. But I believe our dedicated video producers use Avid rather than Premiere.

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Originally Posted by MarkRyan

I only know Premiere well enough to capture footage and cut it into one minute chunks, then export to AVI :) Never done anything more, and never used Avid. But I believe our dedicated video producers use Avid rather than Premiere.

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i figured that last part, probably what they were taught on.

and also your experience with premiere is 90% of what you need to do to make videos hahahahahaha.

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Originally Posted by RDM Brian

and also your experience with premiere is 90% of what you need to do to make videos

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The other 10% is transitions. Starwipe and we're out!

on the whole that was great. Informative, well written and solidly put together. My only suggestion would be to maybe get someone with a more radio friendly voice to narrate (not that theres anything particularly wrong with your voice)

You should get Astroblue and his sexy voice to narrate it.

I loved the deadpan delivery of nonsense like the floating disembodied Mr T head actually being in the show. I'd totally break up trying to say that.

Fwiw, Frogacuda's slips into his real voice during the home improvement part.

Good show. I was afraid that things were gonna be kind of dull til you got to the 2600 A-Team game, from then on it sounded like you found your rhythm and everything else following seemed more natural.

I'm still shocked that a Homey the Clown game existed.

I got my start years ago in premiere, but that was well before pro. I work on either Avid or FCP now, but over the last year its seemed like I'm getting more and more FCP work.

Brian, if your having trouble switching from premiere to final cut, i wouldnt recommend switching to avid at all, because its going to make you want to kill yourself. Avid's very difficult to learn, because its been around for so long, its basically its own system. FCP and premiere "feel like" computer programs, and thus a lot of stuff you do in them works they way any kind of computer program would work. Avid has its own way of doing stuff, and a lot of time, if you dont know what you need to do, its very unintuitive. Most people I've worked with that learned on avid have a very very difficult time moving to FCP. They say it just doesnt make sense to them, when if you have used both, FCP makes a lot more sense than Avid.

Also, Frog, the final product is great. I'm really happy with the way it turned out. Congrats.

Not bad. lol at Home Improvement game. It looked like Castlevania backdrop.