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Never say we’re biased on FCPX Grill. Art found the show on the iTunes and has been listening since the beginning. He had some points he wanted to share with me and one day via twitter, we got into a discussion that was very interesting. He was commenting that we got a little to snarky (my word, not his) about other systems and wanted to point out the “other side of the story”. So, trying to be fair and balanced (not like those guys), I decided to have him on the show. Within hours I had him on the Skyper and this was the discussion we had.

We also discussed, long form projects and “heavy timelines”.

Chris Fenwick – chrisfenwick.com – @chrisfenwick

Art Guglielmo – @artgug

Mentioned on Show:

Major League Baseball

PLEASE NOTE: This episode was recorded before the new 10.1 release of Final Cut Pro X.

Compound Clips as Sequences and Shared Storage in a workgroup environment, that’s what John Davidson from Magic Feather Inc. has been preaching since April of 2013. John’s company has chosen to put their oars into the Final Cut Pro X waters. We also get into Smart Collections and how to wire Macs with 10 Gigabit Ether net

Chris Fenwick – chrisfenwick.com – @chrisfenwick

John Davidson – @MagicFeatherInc

Well, Apple surprised us all with a midnight release and I headed into the studio to get Alex Gollner on the Skyper to get his first hand impressions of the new release. This is a very rough recording.

Chris Fenwick – chrisfenwick.com – @chrisfenwick

Alex Gollner – @Alex4d

Teaching FCPX to up and coming editors is an important aspect of understanding how this tool will work into the coming years. Chip Dizard is an Apple Certified Trainer and has been teaching FCPX to High School and University level students for 2 years. In this episode we’ll hear Chip’s take on the application and hear how he’s using it in his online training site, Web Video Chef’s.

Chris Fenwick – chrisfenwick.com – @chrisfenwick

Chip Dizard – @chipdizard

Changing our mindset and taking a slightly different look at things can totally change your viewpoint. Anthony and I discuss the use of Rolls and how they can help you when it comes to exporting individual stems at the end of a project. We also get into a bit of how to organize your FCPX Events and we both express our newfound love of the Timeline Index.

Chris Fenwick – chrisfenwick.com – @chrisfenwick

Anthony Moreschi – @Strungout_v1

Supreme Visuals – Anthony’s Company

Anthony’s Personal Blog

Ripple Training FCPX Training

Alex4D Audio Cross Fade

JKL, IO, E

Timeline Index – Globally mute all sound efx

Moving templates between machines. I think I should do a Tutorial.

USB3 tray we use at SL\CE

Fenwick’s Folder Structure

 

Final Cut Pro X on a long form documentary. David Fabelo sits down to discuss the work flow he has developed for a long form documentary he is cutting making great use of Tagging and Markers and the Timeline Index as a searchable virtual script to greatly simplify the finding of various content points and beats as he crafts his story. David also touches on the use of Audition Clips and how he uses them.

Chris Fenwick – chrisfenwick.com – @chrisfenwick

David Fabelo – @David_Fabelo

Alex4D on iMovie 2013

Ben Consoli is a Director and Editor in Boston and an early adopter of Final Cut Pro X. We discuss workflow in and out of FCPX as well as some Keyboard Shortcut Customization logic and Ben schools me on a keyboard shortcut I had been looking for to Toggle the Color Corrector on and off. We also get HYPER nerdy talking about Audio Editing in FCPX.

Chris Fenwick – chrisfenwick.com – @chrisfenwick

Ben Consoli – @benconsoli

Just some of the Plugins we mention on this episode

X to Pro

7 to X

X to 7

3D Perspective

Organic Light Leaks

Whip Pan and Tilt Bundle

Natress Curves for FCPX

Crumple Pop – We bet everything on Final Cut Pro X

Ben’s Audio Swap out tutorial

Ben’s Company – BC Media Productions

 

Many people know Alex as a plugin writer for FCPX but his real background is as a designer and an editor. In this discussion we hear how Alex came to the decision to use FCPX in his own work.

Chris Fenwick – chrisfenwick.com – @chrisfenwick

Alex Gollner – @Alex4d

www.alex4d.com

The Grow/Shrink plug-in we discussed.

Thank you Alex for your FCPX Grill Show Notes… you’re amazing.

 

Sam and Chris go into a very detailed step by step workflow of how to get Red footage into FCPX and work efficiently. R3D, RMD, Red Cine-X, and Proxies. They also discuss We Make Movies, the artist collective that Sam founded in LA.

Chris Fenwick – chrisfenwick.com – @chrisfenwick

Sam Mestman – @wemakemovies

http://wemakemovies.org

Sam as LACPUG demoing the 4K FCPX Davinci Resolve workflow.

For the inaugural episode of FCPX Grill I sit down with my old friend Carl Olson, Host of The Digital Convergence Podcast, and we discuss his recent switch to Final Cut Pro X. We get into a bit of details about some of the hurdles he had to get past to give up Final Cut “Classic”, including the Connected Clip and how to change the connection point. Carl also shares a tip about automatically making Keywords.

Chris Fenwick – chrisfenwick.com – @chrisfenwick

Carl Olson – @thecarlolson