Re: Has anyone used FCPX to cut a proper documentary for broadcast.

[Neil Patience] "Whilst you may think this is somehow 'traditional' this is what just about every broadcast documentary has to go through."

Oh I know all too well Neil, and I wasn't implying any criticism of the workflow. It's exactly what I'd do (minus laying back audio on the master in one run - as I said the dubbing mixer has always done that in most instances I've used one). I was using 'traditional' in the sense of our well trod paradigm in the broadcast world - and I totally agree, FCPX has thrown too many of these out for me to be truly comfortable. What's frustrating is that it would only take a few additions (as others have pointed out, match framing etc) to be truly powerful IMHO.

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