I continue to insist to anybody who’ll listen that editing, VFX, sound editing/mixing, and color are all four completely different skill sets. I get that there are low-budget people and students who have zero money and want to try an “all in one” program, but it’s not going to do the job. Well, we’re kind of into it now.”ĭoh, I’m totally opposed to that. ” A couple of years ago I was asked how great it would be if the whole post process could be accomplished in one application - because I had voiced an opinion that I would rather see a group of dedicated individuals and programs operating in concert. “I always pass on free advice - its never of any use to me” Oscar Wilde. The gripe that one person is going to be held responsible for more and more functions is the way of the future - unfortunately in a field where one tiny, miniscule, non-obvious, hidden, never-heard-of-it-before miscalculation, oversight, finger problem, whatever, screws the entire process, sometimes with consequences that cost time, money, stress, budgets, delivery deadlines, maybe even jobs. A couple of years ago I was asked how great it would be if the whole post process could be accomplished in one application - because I had voiced an opinion that I would rather see a group of dedicated individuals and programs operating in concert. Recently listened to an interview in which the surprising conclusion was that generally people are less happy when they have overchoice and are almost always more dissatisfied with the choices they do make when there are too many options. The YouTube presentations at 47 minutes are not getting to the point on even the highlight features.
Those hoping for a quick half-a-dozen-or-so basic tutorials in 20 minutes or less “getting started” had better find a comfortable chair and a boatload of popcorn. “Wait until you see the 1096-page manual for Resolve 12…”
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