HISTORY OF EDITING

  Traditional editing started with the “off-line” rough edit version, where the basic shots were assembled. After the artistic decisions were made, a final on-line session was then done, usually in a broadcast edit suite to add titles, effects, and to fix the color and sound. It was cheaper to first make a rough cut and then make the “on-line” final, using a more costly Broadcast system.

  This was a very time consuming process, and after the final “on-line” editing was complete, making even small changes became very difficult and costly. And naturally, there was always going to be something that needed to change.

  Today, with non-linear editing, making changes can be quick and easy to do. Saving different sequences or versions of the same program, as it is being made, allows for more creativity and a streamlined work flow.

  Non-linear is the way of the future. And AVID is clearly the best digital editing system available. AVID lets you work smarter, not harder!

 In Video, Post-Production is where the movies are really made, creating the pace and excitement to make your video program special.

  The AVID Media Composer NITRIS DX provides the very latest in digital special effects technology. Transfer from DVD, VHS, S-VHS, Hi-8, miniDV, 3/4 “, Digital-8, BetaMax, 8mm & 16mm film, DVcam or BetaCam SP source.*

  Editing also includes audio sweetening, color correction video compositing, morphing, blue-screen keying, and video compression to Quicktime®, MPEG-4, AVI or Windows Media.