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Tuesday, May 27, I'm giving a presentation on AI tools in Final Cut, Premiere and Resolve at the LA Creative Pro User Group. It's been a while since I attended and I'm looking forward to returning. Bring your hardest questions - someone there can answer them. It will be a fun night - and there are only two meetings left! (I'll have registration details for you next week.)
Thinking of tutorials, I have four new tutorials for you this week.
Link: Quick Color Tip for iPhone HDR Video in Adobe Premiere Pro
Link: Accessing Multiple Projects Inside Final Cut Pro
Link: Display Stacked Timelines in Adobe Premiere Pro (v25.2)
Link: Display Two Timelines At Once in DaVinci Resolve 19
IN CLOSING
Another theme at the recent NAB Show was "data repatriation;" meaning data which was stored in the cloud is now moving back to be stored locally or in a hybrid cloud/local option. Partly, as Mike Cavanagh, CEO of Key Code Media, explained, this is due to the costs of storing media in the cloud.
Tara Montford, co-founder of EditShare, suggested that, due to European laws, companies "want to know where that media is [stored] and you cannot guarantee on some of the very large cloud providers where [that] media is or where the metadata may be held."
From my perspective, storing media in the cloud or other company-essential data opens us up to issues of security and unauthorized data scraping to train AI systems. Sometimes, for collaboration, cloud storage is required. But, just because it is "in the cloud" does not mean it is safe.
Until next Monday, stay healthy, stay hopeful and edit well.
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