Re: Edit Assistant, I was learning FCP7...

[Daniel Frome] "On the note of qualifying I think the onus on you here -- we're talking about helping an "edit assistant at a post-production company." Clearly getting him on the Avid bandwagon is going to be most helpful advice, while learning Premiere Pro is going to be something he can take his time to do while the industry catches up."

Hey, I wasn't the one making overgeneralized statements that no one is using Premiere in Toronto. That's clearly false as, at the bare minimum, I am. Obviously some other people are and more will probably do so in the future. He should learn Avid if he wants to get work today and he should learn PPro because, even today, it's a very useful tool. And it may serve him well in the future.

David
AllinOneFilms.com