Richard Taylor has been covering NAB for many years. He keeps his eyes on the post-production space, especially on developments in Final Cut Pro. Reuben Evans had a chance to connect with him and hear his thoughts on everything from Apple’s approach to AI to a quick encounter with Grant Petty, CEO of Blackmagic Design. Richard Taylor on Resolve’s text-based editing In the interview with Richard Taylor from NAB 2024, he pointed out that DaVinci Resolve 18 had great transcription and auto-caption features. At NAB 2024 Blackmagic Design has incorporated true text-based editing. This allows you to select text in a transcription and delete it from your timeline. Documentary editors rejoice! These are the kind of AI advancements that will help creatives rather than replace them. Hanging out with Grant Petty Richard got an exclusive interview with Blackmagic Design’s Grant Petty on the show floor. Richard gives us a quick look at his encounter with the CEO, who is clearly enjoying the show. To see the full interview check out Richard’s video below (Interview at 48:54). Arctic Whiteness’ Final Cut Pro Library Manager becomes “Arctic” Hedge has been making big moves in the post-production space. They are also making a big effort to support teams that use Apple’s Final Cut Pro. Arctic is the new name for the app “Final Cut Pro Library Manager.” A small team developed this app to keep track of your Final Cut Pro libraries and all the associated assets. It is a unique tool, but...
Published By: CineD - Monday, 6 May