A powerful, inexpensive professional media player that serves as an introduction to the Scratch universe. Here’s how colorist and Mixing Light Founder, Patrick Inhofer described it in his most recent newsletter (which you should sign up for – it’s free!)īrilliant. Of all of these features the Pro Res on Windows encoding seems to be getting the most attention.
Render out true Apple licensed Pro Res files on Windows PC.Play almost any camera file format, including raw files.SCRATCH Play Pro is essentially a stripped down version of the hugely featured Assimilate SCRATCH 9 ( check out my beginner’s guide to that, here) which means if you’re familiar with SCRATCH you’ll be right at home, or if not by using Play Pro you’ve got a foothold in the other direction.Ĭheck out the short video above to get a succinct overview of how powerful this Player really is. Regardless of their origin, these tools might help you get your work done with much less hassle, time and headaches and hopefully get you home sooner! Assimilate SCRATCH Play Pro This article includes the following apps: Some of these I’ve tried and tested myself, others I’ve come across online and tucked away for the future, others have gotten in touch through the blog. In this post I’ve brought together a collection of tools that I think will be of real benefit to editors, colorists and DITs working on all kinds of projects. Not only do you have to stay up to date with at least one video editing software’s core capabilities you also need to keep a mental Swiss army knife of applications to hand, to tackle various parts of your post production workflow. Useful timesaving plugins for Adobe Premiere and FCPXĪs a film editor having access to all of the best tools to make your post production life easier can be a daunting task.
Essential tools for film editors, colorists and DITs.Vital Post Production Tools for Post Pros
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