7 Year Update! The Truth About Video Editing Software in Hollywood

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  • Опубліковано 9 лис 2024

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  • @swyrikthupili
    @swyrikthupili Місяць тому +109

    Davinci Resolve is by far the best! 💯

    • @aijokker
      @aijokker 21 день тому

      Why, because it’s free?

    • @razza2069
      @razza2069 19 днів тому +2

      @@aijokker no, because its not adobe

    • @aijokker
      @aijokker 19 днів тому

      @@razza2069 wow another valid point

  • @chrisnielsen9885
    @chrisnielsen9885 Місяць тому +29

    I’m only an amateur but I’m a huge fan of Resolve. I bought a Studio dongle on eBay in 2018 and it’s still working with the latest version

    • @uniqueurl
      @uniqueurl Місяць тому +1

      Any plan to show us a walk around and works my guy ?

    • @michaelkammes
      @michaelkammes  Місяць тому

      @uniqueurl of my office / 'set'?

  • @srinivasc1720
    @srinivasc1720 Місяць тому +27

    Resolve is the future. Hollywood itself is going to be a legacy industry in the next decade.

  • @guaposneeze
    @guaposneeze Місяць тому +21

    Sigh. I still remember the week Apple discontinued FCP7. I was working at a VFX studio, and we had jobs scheduled and freelancers booked... And then we just couldn't get any more FCP7 licenses to scale up a project in progress. It was baffling. I'm not surprised the industry is still super skeptical of trusting Apple going forward even years and years later even though FCPX today basically has the technical features that are good enough to cut a feature. If Apple gets bored again half-way through a big project, you'll be left holding the bag with a screaming client. Once bitten, twice shy, etc.

    • @chrisnielsen9885
      @chrisnielsen9885 Місяць тому +2

      I think people are right to be skeptical of Apple. Bear in mind also FCPX was introduced in 2011 and they talked about a ‘ten year roadmap’ - well it’s been more than ten years so what happens now?

    • @Josev-TV
      @Josev-TV Місяць тому +2

      I remember this, I was still in film school when this happened and I held for dear life to my fcp7 version until 2015, keeping an old MacBook Pro for this. At some point, the Mac couldn’t handle it anymore and I had to switch to premier. It felt inferior than fcp7. I switched to resolve early in 2021 and it’s been the best. As much as I’d like to try Final Cut again, it just feels like a waste of time. Specially since very few professionals use it.

  •  Місяць тому +29

    Since i switched from Premiere to Davinci, everytime i use premiere it feels like and completely empty dusty program. I mean do anything that makes sense, removing flicker, creating a film effect, denoise... nothing works without a lot of paid plugins and assets...

    • @Cutsii
      @Cutsii Місяць тому +1

      Do you have any course or youtube recommendation to learn davinci? and Is it heavy intensive program for PC?

    •  Місяць тому +3

      @@Cutsii i think you will get around the problem fine with youtube tutorials, waqas qazi is amazing but there are many more. I do not think it is that heavy on the pc

    • @michaelkammes
      @michaelkammes  Місяць тому +2

      and @cutsii I do not recommend qazi. He's good at what he does (color work), but he tends to be very argumentative with viewers and has many assumptions on how things work, but no data to back it up.

    • @michaelkammes
      @michaelkammes  Місяць тому +1

      I do not recommend qazi. He's good at what he does (color work), but he tends to be very argumentative with viewers and has many assumptions on how things work, but no data to back it up.

    • @nls3081
      @nls3081 Місяць тому

      @@Cutsii now i run Resolve on 5900X, RTX A5000, and 32 GB @4000Mhz, and i had not a problem at all. Also tested it on an old system, 2600K, 16GB DDR3 @1600, and Quadro M4000, and it works for small projects without lots of VFX and Fusion things.
      UA-cam is full of Resolve Channels:
      Casey Faris (the absolute GURU)
      MrAlexTech
      Jake Wipp
      Jamie Fenn
      Jason Yadlovski (audio)
      Lazy Artist
      Jay Lippman
      Core and Blue
      Molin Guides
      Creative Video Tips
      Daniel Batal (not many long tutorials, but very well explained for beginners)
      Darren Frenette
      Essential Video Editing
      God_Send MixedMedia
      JayAreTV
      Joris Hermans
      Billy Rybka (not actual, but very good)
      C0nti,
      Skyline Motions
      The Modern Filmmaker
      Alex Cameron - Depiqd
      Patrick Stirling (mainly Fusion)
      Sylwester Wielanek (older Fusion VFX)
      VFXstudy
      Color Grading Insights (mainly coloring, but also very good general tutorials)
      Cullen Kelly (coloring)
      Darren Mostyn (mainly coloring)
      Learn Color Grading
      Waqas Qazi (coloring)

  • @HolmesNZ
    @HolmesNZ Місяць тому +6

    Welcome back Michael! Always great to hear your perspective.
    I manage the editorial department at a large VFX facility. Of course, we are heavily embedded in Avid software and hardware but that isn’t necessarily always a good thing. The ‘kids’ in the department (anyone under 28 😂) hate Media Composer and much prefer Premiere. We also use that and Resolve. Basically I don’t care as long as the work is getting done. The one thing I usually say is I’d like to see Premiere and Resolve cope with some of the complicated Timelines and 40TB+ of media we have on some projects!

    • @michaelkammes
      @michaelkammes  Місяць тому

      Thanks for watching...and commenting!

  • @chfilm
    @chfilm Місяць тому +14

    I wish Blackmagic would spend a bit more time refining the edit page and the overall scepticism in the industry regarding resolve would ease up a bit. I just love resolve for editing, especially with the speed editor.

    • @KaarloMedia
      @KaarloMedia Місяць тому +4

      What refinements are you looking for? I've been a happy professional media creator and film editor for years in DaVinci and can't think of too much to add!

    • @Cutsii
      @Cutsii Місяць тому

      @@KaarloMedia Do you have any course recommendations or youtube to learn more in Davinci?

    • @KaarloMedia
      @KaarloMedia Місяць тому

      @@Cutsii @Cutsii a channel called Creative Video Tips is probably the best overall. He shows some pretty advanced stuff lately, but just dig into the tutorials and you'll get the hang of it in a while.
      Joshua Kirk is another superb channel for editing. There are many more specialized channels, e.g. for fusion and colour. But focus on the basics and editing first!

    • @KaarloMedia
      @KaarloMedia Місяць тому

      @@Cutsii My comment seems to have gotten lost somewhere :/.
      Creative Video Tips for overall and Joshua Kirk for editing!

    • @henkdeboer6959
      @henkdeboer6959 17 днів тому

      ​@@KaarloMedia Just saming basic masking tools in the edit page!

  • @submariner1348
    @submariner1348 Місяць тому +16

    Bar major firms stuck on legacy Avid systems because they are too lazy to change, all independents and the young are on Resolve. Why would you bother adding a round trip to your workflow? Well if you’re a facility charging by the hour then sure use Avid because you’ll double the time needed to simply cut pictures, everyone else will be using Resolve.

    • @codygrissom1846
      @codygrissom1846 Місяць тому +2

      I didn't understand why anyone used Avid for a long time, because I wasn't disciplined enough to learn it (very difficult to learn). Then I learned it. Now I can answer your question. Avid is by far the most stable system out there. If set up correctly, you can make massive projects and never worry about slowdowns or crashes (everything has bugs, but rare in Avid). Avid has the best cutting tools. It is the best place for your project timelines "home." Round tripping is an extra step, but if you understand it, it adds about 5 minutes to your day. Resolve is amazing and should be at least #2 on this list. One day it might overtake Avid in Hollywood, but it still might be a number of years.

    • @submariner1348
      @submariner1348 Місяць тому

      @@codygrissom1846 Not too sure where you're getting your information but Avid is far from stable, and from my experience has plenty of bugs and crashes just as much as any other program. On top of this it is very inflexible with codecs and format and requires multiple edit assists to setup any major project. Round tripping can be very painful depending on the project/graphical/vfx/audio elements involved. Sure some Hollywood facilities may persist with it for more years to come, but its time is limited and the others like Resolve are better, cheaper and the next generation knows how to use them.

  • @jimkoral3824
    @jimkoral3824 26 днів тому +1

    Thanks, Michael. I also appreciate your participation at the LACPUG meetings over the years.

    • @michaelkammes
      @michaelkammes  26 днів тому

      Thanks for the kind words @jimkoral3824 - I appreciate it. See you at the next one?

  • @tylerhwalk
    @tylerhwalk Місяць тому +4

    This is fantastic to see. Thanks for putting this together. I learned a long time ago during the great FCP 7 execution that software loyalty is a losing game. So learn them all!

  • @mrfugazi1181
    @mrfugazi1181 Місяць тому +6

    I started with avid more than 20 years ago, and since then I've worked with all the other software mentioned. I recently installed the Studio version of Resolve at home and I must say I like it. Of all the software, Premiere is perhaps the one I dislike the most - I feel it's a patchwork, full of complications. I'm also not a fan of the interface, which is full of little buttons and tools that aren't very accessible. In any case, as Mr. Kammes says, the tool is only effective if the user is talented and experienced.

  • @macrenner
    @macrenner Місяць тому +2

    I've been a user of PP for over 10 years and I've mastered it. I can't start to learn another software (DaVinci) no matter how great or affordable it is. Like you said, it's not the tool. it's the talent.

  • @oo0Spyder0oo
    @oo0Spyder0oo Місяць тому +18

    Premier pro was a crash fest, not had anywhere near the glitches using Davinci, glad I moved to it a couple of years ago.

    • @Matein13
      @Matein13 Місяць тому +2

      I'm the opposite. Premiere pro kept crashing. Davinci isn't perfect, but it doesn't crash nearly as much imho.

    • @aristideregnier4883
      @aristideregnier4883 Місяць тому

      ​@@Matein13you just said the same thing jack ass

  • @supercanardo
    @supercanardo Місяць тому +3

    Resolve is simply not ready for film editing. Editors have been asking for specific things on BMD's forum for a long time and they prefer adding gadgets and showing off stuff rather than basic editing tools. So until then, they'll be an outsider in the film and long form documentary world.
    Doesn't mean they won't be number one in terms of users.

    • @Kobratero
      @Kobratero 16 днів тому

      Can you elaborate on what those features are? I only use Resolve and edited a few short films in it and it wasn’t a bad experience. I am an amateur though so maybe I’m missing something.

    • @supercanardo
      @supercanardo 14 днів тому

      @@Kobratero The biggest issue is sound related. If you load a clip with multiple audio tracks in the viewer, there is no simple way to deselect one of those tracks. For instance, if one of the audio tracks is a radio mic and you just want to hear this one, you can't easily solo this track. Which is a real pain in the butt as when you're editing fiction or documentary, it's pretty often that you need to match frame a clip from a timeline and be able to quickly check the audio tracks.
      And if your clips are multicam, it's even worse with the sound.

  • @schoeferfilm
    @schoeferfilm Місяць тому +4

    I still work with EDIUS for over 20 years 😉 but I definitely must try my DavinciRessolve studio version too 😅

  • @empresarioscreativos512
    @empresarioscreativos512 Місяць тому +11

    Final Cut rocks!

  • @PremierPrep
    @PremierPrep Місяць тому +4

    DaVinci Resolve Studio for me please! And it running on Linux... just a perfect combo for me!

  • @s2mediapro742
    @s2mediapro742 Місяць тому +2

    I agree with everything said in this video. As someone who works in Hollywood in Post-Production, Avid Media Composer is still number one. Not because the software is the best, but mainly because of the workflow between offline and online in the total post workflow. I think it's an outdated workflow, but I'm a part of the new age of editors who learned how to use multiple NLEs and not just one. I use Avid when working on a TV show and DaVicini Resolve for all my freelance projects. I still use Premiere occasionally but only when it's required.

    • @michaelkammes
      @michaelkammes  Місяць тому

      Thanks for your input, and thanks for watching!

  • @mauriciolee7349
    @mauriciolee7349 Місяць тому +1

    Wow! Thank Michael for this INFORMATIVE video.

    • @michaelkammes
      @michaelkammes  Місяць тому

      Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching.

  • @VinceRocca
    @VinceRocca Місяць тому +1

    I dug the BG color changes. And the spectacles are fly like a G6!

    • @michaelkammes
      @michaelkammes  Місяць тому

      *Great* to hear from you. The office was remodeled, and this is a small part of it. Back at KCM after 6 years. postperspective.com/michael-kammes-rejoins-key-code-media-as-sr-director-of-innovation/ Huge changes over there!
      Hope you, D, and the furry ones are well!

  • @EREN_ACKERMAN0
    @EREN_ACKERMAN0 Місяць тому +5

    ❤DaVinci Resolve.

  • @KevinLuttmanVFX
    @KevinLuttmanVFX Місяць тому +3

    Any thoughts on what Michael Cioni is doing with Strada? I’m not convinced around access to cloud and cloud infrastructure is ready yet (internet speeds) + interoperability with other systems. Maybe it’ll have a spot in the update video 7 years from now?

    • @Novella-ai
      @Novella-ai Місяць тому

      I am betting on that future.

  • @MegaShowmaster
    @MegaShowmaster Місяць тому +7

    DaVinci all day

  • @jamied6166
    @jamied6166 Місяць тому +1

    All 100% correct, interesting stuff. Worth noting that for 'online edit' where Avid was dominant, it's now going over to Resolve for 4k and for HDR delivery Symphony

    • @michaelkammes
      @michaelkammes  Місяць тому +1

      Thanks so much for watching and commenting!

  • @craiglee6007
    @craiglee6007 28 днів тому +1

    I imagine Avid is still the king of Hollywood editing, only because it's been used for that for so long and editors of major videos tend stick with what they know. I am personally an amateur Resolve user for some time now. It has made a great deal of headway since I started using it (v14). I have little doubt that many younger editors looking to find their way into the business are playing with Resolve - if for no other reason, they can afford it and it offers seriously good features. And they'll carry that forward as their careers advance.
    Obviously, Resolve is already used heavily by serious colorists, but just for that functionality.

  • @AdamSzarmack
    @AdamSzarmack Місяць тому +8

    Use Resolve and do your edit and color your camera originals in a single app without needing to roundtrip with annoying EDL’s. Soooo much time saved. Can’t teach old Hollywood dogs new tricks?

  • @kraevac
    @kraevac Місяць тому +2

    UA-cam Creators recently released a video showing how several UA-camrs are starting to compete with Hollywood on UA-cam Premier. Those UA-camrs that are putting out high quality and engaging content are seeing a rise in viewers actually viewing content on TVs. These content creators are not using Avid, they are using Adobe, Final Cut, and Resolve. I don't think the competition for editing software is in Hollywood, I think the competition is in content creation and that is the area that is going to really drive editing innovation. It's also the area where I think Blackmagic is really the one that can take the lead here. I'd be more interested in knowing what content creators are using, as opposed to Hollywood.

    • @michaelkammes
      @michaelkammes  Місяць тому +2

      You bring up very interesting points. The inherent problem is that Hollywood workflows have become pretty defined and streamlined; the Creator world has not. So many tools exist and so many creators are small teams that improvised content creation and iteration is common. A video such as this wouldn't be possible (or, as defined and clear-cut) as one on the Creator economy.
      I can say, without hesitation, that as Creators get bigger they end up using Hollywood type workflows. I consult on this *weekly*. Folks in charge realize reliability, predictability, and resiliency are needed when money is at stake and bespoke solutions can't exist in this environment. The only exception to this is usually Avid. Creators grow, but don't seem to move to Avid unless they're using an existing post facility.
      Thanks for watching and commenting!

  • @SleevelessMTG
    @SleevelessMTG Місяць тому +6

    I thought resolve was the color grading standard in Hollywood for decades, great vid though

    • @michaelkammes
      @michaelkammes  Місяць тому +2

      Prior to the acquisition by Blackmagic, there wasn't an all encompassing standard. If TV, it was usually Symphony. The offline edits were done in Media Composer, so opening up the same project in Symphony made the conform and grade really seamless. Resolve at the time was ~$500,00 give or take (depending on options) and not everyone could afford that, hence the other tools. Also, other tools often had some light VFX ability (Autodesk, for example) so often onlines would lean that way.
      Resolve was a solution at the time, but not a juggernaut.
      Thanks for watching and commenting!

    • @danielvilliers612
      @danielvilliers612 Місяць тому +3

      difference between editing and color grading.

  • @1BigBucks1
    @1BigBucks1 Місяць тому +3

    Welcome back!!

  • @JohnSchimkeFilm
    @JohnSchimkeFilm Місяць тому +3

    I've cut two feature films that opened in theaters on Resolve. I do like editing there more than premiere but, I'm 10x faster in media composer and prefer editing with that tool.

  • @TrevorEditor
    @TrevorEditor Місяць тому +4

    Another great video, Michael!

    • @michaelkammes
      @michaelkammes  Місяць тому

      Thanks, Trevor - I appreciate it! Even handed re: FCP?

    • @TrevorEditor
      @TrevorEditor Місяць тому +1

      @@michaelkammes Yup, Absolutely. Nothing you said was one sided or biased. Just the realities of the industry.

  • @JohnHollands
    @JohnHollands Місяць тому +2

    Not to mention how Apple callously abandoned all of us using FCP7. Unforgivable.

  • @Astlaus
    @Astlaus Місяць тому +2

    Resolve Studio version is a no-brainer even for amateurs, esp. as you get a licence with any BMD hardware. The question is how sustainable is that model for Blackmagic.

    • @michaelkammes
      @michaelkammes  Місяць тому +1

      Resolve is definitely not the cash cow for Blackmagic - it's hardware. It's a great partnership - they're present in the content supply chain from acquisition through post production.
      Thanks for watching!

  • @spidif2544
    @spidif2544 Місяць тому +7

    For complete production workflows Resolve kills everything else. Best Color and managed workflows, good sound post (on par with Protools except midi), good editing (on par with PP and Avid), good effects (almost on par with Nuke). A no brainer for very little $ or free.

    • @srinivasc1720
      @srinivasc1720 Місяць тому +2

      That's a fair evaluation.

    • @StuartHetzler
      @StuartHetzler Місяць тому +2

      i love Resolve, but saying Fairlight is on par with protools is a joke. Protools is the industry king and Fairlight can't even open half my third party plugins.

    • @spidif2544
      @spidif2544 Місяць тому +2

      @@StuartHetzler I guess it’s debatable. I find the track and bus architecture more flexible in Resolve. Never had any plugins issues and I have 100s and 100s. I’m on a Mac and using Resolve 19 which has a lot of Fairlight improvements I guess.

    • @StuartHetzler
      @StuartHetzler Місяць тому

      @@spidif2544 I don't think I've ever been able to open a single Native Instruments plugin in Fairlight.
      Don't get me wrong, I think Fairlight is probably the best audio mixing of any popular NLE, but it's still quite lacking when compared to a proper DAW. Like you mentioned, no MIDI means no Kontakt, which is a staple of sound design.

  • @JamesPage-t4q
    @JamesPage-t4q Місяць тому +5

    As an increasing number of scripted series for streamers are shot outside the US, so is going post and finishing. The result is a chunk of the traditional 'Hollywood' output will be cut away from the unions. A big risk for Avid. It wasn't too long ago that Avid in Hollywood was the equivalent of 'If it ain't Boeing, it ain't going' and we know what happened to the value of that saying recently. Nothing is forever.

    • @d.edwardsfreelanceeditorvi4212
      @d.edwardsfreelanceeditorvi4212 Місяць тому +1

      Avid definitely has some challenges but Hollywood knows that it works and can handle large complex timelines without crashing. When big budget movies are on the line that is a comfort. This podcast shows the complexity of Hollywood movies
      ua-cam.com/video/ZE1pOMpQvbw/v-deo.htmlsi=SJsbTUtva2wCocK7

  • @aydendankworth
    @aydendankworth 26 днів тому +1

    lightworks deserves so much more attention

  • @mathesonstep
    @mathesonstep Місяць тому +1

    Just came across this video and glad I did, its really cool to know what's happening behind the scenes.

    • @michaelkammes
      @michaelkammes  Місяць тому +1

      Glad you enjoyed! Check out previous episodes for more tech goodness.
      Thanks for watching!

  • @davideastham
    @davideastham Місяць тому +1

    Davinci Resolve here. Switched last year and love it.

  • @micheltheodorou1110
    @micheltheodorou1110 Місяць тому +1

    Thanks for the update 👌

    • @michaelkammes
      @michaelkammes  Місяць тому +1

      @@micheltheodorou1110 thanks for watching and commenting!

  • @michaelraasch5496
    @michaelraasch5496 Місяць тому +1

    Spaceballs is also my go-to "soon" reference. Classic

  • @troyreid1340
    @troyreid1340 Місяць тому +4

    Great video, thank you! The ascension of RESOLVE is coming, perhaps it will come in the form of a partnership with Apple, there have been some interesting things between those two over the years. Perhaps Grant and his team will achieve this single handedly, but it will happen😉

    • @michaelkammes
      @michaelkammes  Місяць тому

      And how do you see that playing out?
      Thanks for watching and commenting!

    • @danielvilliers612
      @danielvilliers612 Місяць тому

      It will take a decade, film industry is very very conservative because of the money involved, that people are allergic to risk. This doesn't mean resolve won't be much more successful as their is 100x more professional content produced out of hollywood. Then slowly as editors are replaced etc, it might come into the hollywood editing workflow.

    • @theoriginaltommysteward
      @theoriginaltommysteward Місяць тому

      @@troyreid1340 Please no partnership with Apple. I want good software.

    • @theVtuberCh
      @theVtuberCh Місяць тому

      @@michaelkammesI think that Resolve will become dominant in the UA-camr space. And these kids when they move into the pro industry will cause a pick up.

  • @andersbrathen
    @andersbrathen Місяць тому +1

    How do you define "Hollywood"? Only blockbuster movies, or also including series meant from streaming etc. Is that also the same story?

    • @michaelkammes
      @michaelkammes  Місяць тому

      It's inclusive of feature film and television, including major VOD platforms (Netflix, Hulu, Amazon, MAX, etc.) As you get more downmarket, you tend to find niche VOD platforms where there is more flexibility - or it's just licensed content where how you made the video is less important.

  • @jeffkrebs
    @jeffkrebs Місяць тому +1

    Nicely Done Michael!

    • @michaelkammes
      @michaelkammes  Місяць тому

      Thanks, Jeff! Hope you're doing well. I still think of you whenever I open up Fusion!

  • @VannyARTS
    @VannyARTS Місяць тому +2

  • @SolidBlueBlocks
    @SolidBlueBlocks Місяць тому +1

    Well, the people from years ago are still right. Resolve WILL take over the market.
    About 2/3 of the people I've talked with, working in the film industry, are using resolve (in Germany). It's only a matter of time to have this, younger, generation take over, with THEIR software.
    To be exact: Avid doesn't get used by ANY younger Filmmakers. NOBODY wants to learn their old, shortcut-based software.
    It still gets forced upon you in university, but ALL the people I've talked with said it was outdated, slow, and they would rather work with resolve.
    Prediction for 2034: Resolve on top of the list.

  • @bakertv1945
    @bakertv1945 Місяць тому +2

    The TV News business has switched to Edius in many places.

  • @texashammer4
    @texashammer4 Місяць тому +9

    FCPX gaaaaang. Watch us nest audio like it’s our job.

    • @ALifeWithoutBreath
      @ALifeWithoutBreath Місяць тому +1

      I always tell myself that I should round-trip to a DAW but FCP's timeline makes audio editing and mixing so much quicker and more intuitive. So I end up using Logic only in special cases when I really need a very specific feature; like the binaural panner...

  • @tessamoonproductions8743
    @tessamoonproductions8743 Місяць тому +2

    Aren't Hollywood films the least of video content these days? What is the primary software for the millions of hours of other content produced? What software is used on the hundreds and hundreds of independent and festival films?

    • @michaelkammes
      @michaelkammes  Місяць тому

      That's a great topic. Just not the one for this video.
      Thanks for watching and commenting!

  • @nyambe
    @nyambe Місяць тому +2

    It would be interesting to compare revenue on these editing softwares. I think Apple escaping the Hollywood market was not so bad for them, they have focused on the hardware. They probably still make the most money from their editing software with the least effort.

    • @michaelkammes
      @michaelkammes  Місяць тому +1

      That's a good idea. However, those numbers are not public and are not likely to be released.

    • @nyambe
      @nyambe Місяць тому

      @@michaelkammes True. However, since Resolve is ok with 90% of users using the free tear, we can deduce it it not a huge revenue income source. They rely on hardware and cloud services. FCP is pretty much free also (90 day trial). If they make a minor upgrade you get another 90 days. It's safe to deduce that Apple is happier selling mac studios and monitors to the industry than being the leading software in that sector. Which makes a lot of sense to me.

  • @UrbanAnimeLounge
    @UrbanAnimeLounge Місяць тому

    I feel like Vegas Pro is slept on, if you can mention fxpx and capcut you can mention vegas lol

  • @sundaypro
    @sundaypro Місяць тому +2

    Hello I am Davinci Resolve.

  • @meatbyproducts
    @meatbyproducts Місяць тому

    Learned on Avid, moved to premiere when i went solo as it was cheap compared to Avid. Looked at going Apple but Final Cut went to X and made thier product trash. About 8 years or so ago i switched to Resolve and don't regret it at all.
    Also I have an android phone and outside of audio folk, most creative people I know have been leaving apple.
    I still miss Avid a bit.

  • @d.edwardsfreelanceeditorvi4212
    @d.edwardsfreelanceeditorvi4212 Місяць тому

    I have avid media composer and for editing it’s solid. Barely had crashes and it just worked. Unfortunately the company is slow to implement any new features that compare with adobe or resolve. Hollywood studios have different departments (editing, sound, color) so they don’t need a one all be all. Avid did drop the ball on creating a color tool smh. If you’re not trying to be a Hollywood editor then it’s not worth knowing.

    • @michaelkammes
      @michaelkammes  Місяць тому

      Thanks for watching and adding your insight!

  • @josephb1884
    @josephb1884 Місяць тому +3

    "That's the subject for another video". I will be there to see that one, guaranteed. I bet it's "nothing good" and "much more expensive".

    • @mosijahi3096
      @mosijahi3096 Місяць тому +1

      Agreed 🤦🏾‍♂️

    • @michaelkammes
      @michaelkammes  Місяць тому +1

      I've been debating one, but at some point, it becomes click bait or mean spirited, you know? If I was revealing some underhanded scheme, well, yeah...I'd have a moral obligation to expose something. What Avid may/may not do will play out in the market without my prognostication.
      Thanks for watching and commenting!

  • @TheGeoDaddy
    @TheGeoDaddy Місяць тому +1

    Da Vinci is for color grading.
    But - at least it’s software for a CAMERA company’s hardware w/o Apple’s proprietary license to sell over priced hardware with ever less feature released software…

  • @alexvonanders2727
    @alexvonanders2727 Місяць тому

    I use DaVinci Resolve and I really like it. I don't want do use Premiere, I just don't like it and I would never pay for it. But should I learn AVID Media Composer?

    • @michaelkammes
      @michaelkammes  Місяць тому +1

      If you want a job in Hollywood editing film or TV today - yes.

  • @akyhne
    @akyhne Місяць тому +1

    I know that Blackmagic has worked with Disney on some projects in the ladt few years, also with cloud service.
    So, it's not NOT used in the industry.

  • @smalldeekgeorge
    @smalldeekgeorge Місяць тому +4

    Sorry, but Only Davinci Resolve uses my pc resources right way...

  • @Photovintageguy
    @Photovintageguy Місяць тому +4

    From google Hollywood films have been made with DaVinci Resolve, including:
    2019 Oscar-nominated films: Bohemian Rhapsody, The Favourite, Roma, Green Book, and Vice
    2022 summer films: Thor: Love and Thunder, Jurassic World Dominion, Bullet Train, Top Gun: Maverick, Nope, The Black Phone, and Crimes of the Future
    Other films: Alien: Covenant, Avatar, Deadpool 2, Jason Bourne, Kingsman: The Golden Circle, La La Land, Love & Mercy, Pirates of the Caribbean, Prometheus, Robin Hood, Spectre, and Star Wars: The Last Jedi. X-Men: Apocalypse, 20 films at the 2015 Sundance Film Festival leveraged DaVinci Resolve,[119] followed by 35 in 2016,[120] over 45 in 2017,[121] over 55 in 2018,[122] and over 35 in 2019.[123]

    • @michaelkammes
      @michaelkammes  Місяць тому +8

      "been made" is a catch all term, and doesn't specify "picture editing".
      Blackmagic marketing is sometimes loose with details. The films you mentioned used Resolve for grading, or dailies or transcoding, and *maybe* VFX...but not for creative editorial.

  • @acapedit
    @acapedit Місяць тому +4

    I use whatever tool the clients pays me for.

  • @TheGeoDaddy
    @TheGeoDaddy Місяць тому +1

    And Adobe was claiming OWNERSHIP of content stored on its cloud… until lawyers started digging into its anti-copyright usage of content being sourced for AI generation… bringing us closer to the day when the entire premise of “ai” will end up in the courts and ai will be forced to prove that every feed into its rules engine is in PUBLIC DOMAIN!

  • @Shuttterbugg
    @Shuttterbugg Місяць тому +1

    Before I watch ima make prediction..davinic resolve has bear premiere and maybe avid..I know im right

  • @TeamA-f2i
    @TeamA-f2i Місяць тому +2

    Can someone explain to me why someone is using Avid in 2024 ? I know is the first video editing software and that i was or stil is industry standard but beside that? Is this fotware have some unique features that other NLES are lacking ?

    • @hruettimann
      @hruettimann Місяць тому +3

      Avid actually does have some unique features. But I think the reason people stay with a specific editing software is mostly habit. Changing software is daunting, takes a lot of time, effort and often also money (eg if you have invested in property hardware solutions like in broadcast or feature film industry). It is risky changing proven workflows, especially with big crews and many different parties and software involved.
      Edited software do all the very same thing in their core - make cuts and build a sequence of moving pictures. So why change?

    • @lamlo
      @lamlo Місяць тому +3

      To answer your second question first, no, I believe other NLEs are way better than MC when you compare the feature sets of just the NLE itself.
      But as for why someone might still use it in 2024, apart from what @hruettimann said, it's probably because high budget films and shows outsource everything to different departments and rarely do everything in the same software or ecosystem. It's also unlikely that each of these departments will be using the same software as the picture editor too. Sound will be most likely be done in Pro Tools or Nuendo , color in Resolve or Baselight, VFX compositing in Nuke or AE, which leaves editors only having to deal with managing and editing the offline media, which MC excels at.
      This doesn't mean that you can't use other NLE's for this task, but MC is really stable at handing over AAFs and EDLs for turnovers, and now that it's finally able to export a Pro Tools ptx file, things will get a lot easier for the sound department.
      Other editors that don't have the budget of a major feature film will find the Adobe Suite or DaVinci Resolve more than enough for their needs.

    • @michaelkammes
      @michaelkammes  Місяць тому

      Check out the origin episode I did 7 years ago...I go fairly deep into that very point. 5thingsseries.com/episode/the-truth-about-video-editing-software-in-hollywood/
      Thanks for watching and commenting!

    • @michaelkammes
      @michaelkammes  Місяць тому

      Thanks for watching and commenting!

    • @michaelkammes
      @michaelkammes  Місяць тому

      Thanks so much for watching and commenting!

  • @leonxu4289
    @leonxu4289 Місяць тому +1

    If you wanna get into a post facility, AVID

  • @rastanz
    @rastanz Місяць тому +5

    Ex Adobe suite user here, Adobe can shove their apps, subscriptions are above ridiculously priced now you don't even own the app you're only renting it! Bunch of rip offs! Davinci is the only decent app in your list.
    Android user here!

    • @MariWakocha
      @MariWakocha Місяць тому +1

      Amen👏👏

    • @theoriginaltommysteward
      @theoriginaltommysteward Місяць тому +1

      @@rastanz Been using Premiere for twenty years and just switched to Resolve because I couldn't take it anymore. They've destroyed the potential of that once great software over the last decade. Resolve just works.

  • @Shadow_Li
    @Shadow_Li Місяць тому

    Resolve is the king

  • @FatihVideographer
    @FatihVideographer Місяць тому

    I’m afraid CapCuT will dominate fcp very soon 🤣

  • @koalamusik
    @koalamusik Місяць тому

    I think, Bruscetta will win the race

  • @LeeHarris
    @LeeHarris Місяць тому +2

    I liked FCP and was using a free copy.. but in the end went to DR (paid). I don't trust Apple anymore after they fucked so many photographers with its dumping of Aperture. Apple is basically Toys R Us for adults these days.

  • @Deep-Travel
    @Deep-Travel Місяць тому +1

    Are you sure that there is no absolutes, absolutely?

  • @christianfabian8819
    @christianfabian8819 19 днів тому

    it will not take 7 years to dominate for davinci users. a lot of editors now are in davinci.... this talk is just a market and etc... but the real deal is davinci. even a 10 year ambassador of adobe already shifts to davinci even davinci did not take him as a sponsor..

  • @3DogsTite
    @3DogsTite Місяць тому +1

    Dear Sirs, I am just an old fashioned cowpoke that wants to edit out the cussing and sex scenes from some otherwise good movies. How tech savvy do I have to be in order to do that. I am willing to buy the dvd and then cut out the junk from it so my grand kids can watch some clean films. Any info will be appreciated. Thank you

    • @michaelkammes
      @michaelkammes  Місяць тому +1

      Hello! It's not incredibly difficult, but it does have multiple steps. First, you'll need to "rip" a DVD so the movie file(s) exist on your computer instead of a disc. This can be tricky, as most DVDs actively prevent ripping, as it can be used for piracy. Once the file is ripped to your computer, you can then edit it with any number of video editing solutions. The ones I've mentioned in the video are overkill for what you need. Once editing, you can export the edited movie into a format that you can play on your computer.

  • @brettengland192
    @brettengland192 Місяць тому +1

    The day Apple killed Final Cut Pro 7 was catastrophic for me. I had been using Final Cut since version 3. FCP X to this day is still pure garbage. The user interface continues to be unfathomable.

  • @TheGeoDaddy
    @TheGeoDaddy Місяць тому +1

    Apple doesn’t know what to do with FCPx - it’s not going anywhere and they don’t want to put anymore money into it because it’s a loser…
    (And I still use it!)
    They thought they could spin it off by making it subscription (like Adobe but without any enhancements) but they seemed to have realized that they need to make it their iPhone “filmmaking” editor… which is a waste because the cost of data storage is 💯 higher that actual - videocamera - content!
    So they are struggling the moral dilemma of manufacturing overly expensive smartphones with ever less features using Chinese Wage Slave labor…

  • @VictorDiGiovanni
    @VictorDiGiovanni Місяць тому +9

    uh oh.... the Resolve bros aren't going to like this video. And you're 1000% correct that it's not the tools but the talent. The fastest way to tell me you're not a professional is to tribally align yourself with one editing program or company.

    • @Matein13
      @Matein13 Місяць тому +6

      I'm a resolve bro these days....Premiere has been hot garbage for a few years now....and thankfully more and more projects seem to be moving towards it...but my favorite video editing software will always be "Whatever one you pay me to edit on."

    • @TeamA-f2i
      @TeamA-f2i Місяць тому

      @@Matein13 I will pay you to suffer in movie maker 😂

    • @theoriginaltommysteward
      @theoriginaltommysteward Місяць тому +6

      Saying the term "Resolve bros"...

    • @MariWakocha
      @MariWakocha Місяць тому +4

      Resolve gal here, but I like the video. It's the best tool for me to edit stuff with, but of Hollywood studios like Avid it doesn't bother me (until they want to hire me I guess, I never learned it properly). It's just interesting to hear what's going on in the industry~

    • @d.edwardsfreelanceeditorvi4212
      @d.edwardsfreelanceeditorvi4212 Місяць тому +1

      @@MariWakocha avid is solid you just have to not try to use it like other programs. It’s designed to be an editor and that’s it. As with any program once u out time in, you can learn it. I hated premiere pro because I was too use to avid. I’m about to put my time in on resolve because I’m not trying to be a Hollywood editor

  • @itskenknight
    @itskenknight Місяць тому +2

    NGL avid is kinda cheeks

    • @michaelkammes
      @michaelkammes  Місяць тому

      The devil you know, eh?
      Thanks for watching and commenting!

  • @ft.60frames
    @ft.60frames Місяць тому

    avid is not for youtubers.

  • @Shuttterbugg
    @Shuttterbugg Місяць тому +4

    So sad. We need doctors lawyers and teachers..everyone wants to be an influencer..psthetic

  • @pedrosanchez4035
    @pedrosanchez4035 Місяць тому +2

    Stop it with the zoom for emphasis shit - jesus so irritating.
    Great video otherwise, thanks for posting. 🙂

    • @michaelkammes
      @michaelkammes  Місяць тому +1

      I appreciate you watching.
      I'm always open to alternative editing suggestions. Hit me.
      Thanks!

    • @BenCaesar
      @BenCaesar Місяць тому +3

      I’m so used to social media editing I actually like it. 🤷🏾‍♂️