CineCast: Advice for the Long Journey to Assistant Editor
Noah Chamow and Conor Burke share the twists and turns of their post-production careers in this final episode in a three-part series on careers in post-production for CineCast, powered...
CineCast: Assistant Editors’ Bootcamp Picks Up Where Film School Leaves Off
Assistant Editors' Bootcamp, a post-production training and education program for industry novices, was born as a way to combat the incredible Catch 22 that green candidates face in getting...
CineCast: How the Founders of Assistant Editor’s Bootcamp Are Changing the Industry One Class...
Noah Chamow and Conor Burke, founders of Assistant Editor's Bootcamp, attended some of the best film schools in California, and yet their best learning experience was creating their own....
CineCast: Advice for Young Software Companies
Taking Cinedeck from the hardware world to the software world impacted leaders' outlook on the company business model and shaped the company in an unexpected way, COO Jane Sung...
CineCast: How a Brand New Startup Can Act Like an Established Company
Cinedeck COO Jane Sung says there were huge barriers when it came to entering the software technology market with cineXtools. "Especially when you're bootstrapping that new product," Sung said in...
CineCast: How Cinedeck Transitioned From a Hardware to a Software Solutions Provider
From its inception, Cinedeck has worked tirelessly to bring innovative video recording and editing tools to the market, but that was no easy feat persuading the industry their solution...
CineCast: How Cinedeck CEO Beat an “It Can’t Be Done” Mentality and Changed the...
Gone are the days of waiting long hours for media files to render thanks to insert-editing software, like cineX. On this three-part CineCast podcast, we have discussed the evolution...
CineCast: How Insert-Editing Overcame Industry Dubiety, Pushback and Apprehension
On this episode of CineCast by Cinedeck, we are joined once again by Charles D'Autremont, CEO of Cinedeck, to discuss the innovation of insert-editing software in the world of...
CineCast: How Insert-Editing Came to Be
Amateur and professional video editors alike know the slow and excruciating process of rendering a file; perhaps setting the file to export before bed only to find their hardware...
CineCast: Finding the Perfect Workflow for Freelance Editing
Our three-part podcast concludes with Alex Parnell, president of Splitting Lanes Entertainment. Parnell's work as a freelance colorist and online editor is ever-changing. No two workdays look alike. On...
CineCast: The Double-Edged Sword of Savvier Clients & Media Expectations
We welcomed back Alex Parnell, president of Splitting Lanes Entertainment, for episode two of our three-part series of CineCast: A Cinedeck Podcast. On episode one, we got to know...
CineCast: Trials and Tribulations as a Freelance Colorist
Television is going through a(nother) Golden Age. With the influx of streaming companies to the entertainment sphere, there have never been more TV programs to watch than today. For...
How One Freelance Video Editor Keeps His Tools Ahead of the Curve
The freelance video editing market has radically changed over the years, thanks in large part to emerging software. Avid Media Composer was released in 1994 and quickly became the...
Cinedeck Multicam Delivers Post-Production Workflow Flexibility and Efficiency
As a general rule, there is a direct correlation between the number of cameras in production and the complexity in the project workflow. Luckily, innovations are allowing production companies...
Retro Workflow For New Technologies with John Harris of Cinedeck
Trends have a tendency to be cyclical. That helps explain the recent interest in everything "retro." In the Pro AV world, "legacy procedures" don't typically have the same romantic...