Musings on Apple’s flagship professional product, Final Cut Pro.
Biscardi Creative Media is now accepting resumes for freelance talent including photography, video editing, graphic design, motion graphics, color enhancement and sound design.. BCM is looking for entry level to experienced editors as we have all manner of projects lining up for 2013. BCM primarily uses the Adobe Creative Suite, though we also run Avid …
UPDATE: March 18th. We are no longer accepting resumes for this position. Thank you SO much to everyone who submitted your work. We were literally overwhelmed with qualified applicants. Feel free to continue to submit resumes for our freelance creative talent roster. http://www.biscardicreative.com/blog/2013/01/biscardi-creative-media-is-seeking-freelance-talent/ January 19, 2013 Biscardi Creative Media is now accepting …
Apple iMacs As I noted in my previous blog, the iMacs are fast becoming my machine of choice and the newest models are even more impressive than the two we have running. At this time, barring any major announcement from Apple that changes my mind, my plan is to replace the remaining 3 Mac …
It has been a busy busy BUSY time for us since I wrote that “Anatomy of an iMac” article and it occurred to me I have not provided any updates on all the Mac / PC goings on at our shop. Let’s get to it. We’ve found one little achilles heel using the PC …
It’s not all that often my jaw just drops, but today was the exception. Steve Modica, Corky Seeber and Alan Butler brought Small Tree Communications’ newest toy by the shop today. The all new Titanium 4, an incredible new concept in portable shared storage awesome for both in the studio and on the go …
August 2, 2012 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE (BUFORD, GA) BISCARDI CREATIVE MEDIA signs blanket music licensing deal with Warner-Chappell. Biscardi Creative Media (BCM) announces today the addition of the Warner-Chappell music library to our toolbox. The most significant element of the deal is a blanket license that allows BCM to charge one flat rate fee …
Our third entry in the continuing tales of our switch from Final Cut Pro to anything else. (Catch up on Part 1 and Part 2 if you missed them) Today we’re talking Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 and the workflow we’ve developed for a current broadcast series. Before you read this, yep, it’s a …
UPDATED: 6/25: VTR success and Workstations at the bottom. A continuation on my “Cautionary Tales of an FCP Switcher.” Getting Caught Up on our Series As mentioned at the end of the original article, we moved our PBS series over the Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 with the reasoning that if we had to flatten a …
I made a comment at this past week’s Atlanta Cutters meeting that surprised many of those in attendance. It was something along the lines of “I’m anticipating our Avid’s will be a one year solution to our editing workflow and then we’ll see where we are next year.” In other words, Avid meets our …
A few weeks ago I mused on replacing my Mac Pros with iMacs in part because of cost and in part because so much software can run incredibly well on these machines. Well NAB 2012 definitely validated that idea. iMacs dominated the show floor in South Hall running just about every software imagineable. …
Some quick notes from a very VERY long day, need to get some rest so I can repeat this all again tomorrow. Some of this is third hand as I spent the day enjoying the fine folks from the Small Tree Communications booth …. Opening Bell Winner In South Hall it appears that BlackMagic …
Folks always ask me what to see at the NAB shows each year. Obviously most of my “must sees” revolve around Post Production since that is the main focus of me business, but I do try to walk the entire show at last once to see what’s out there. If you want to find me …