You're wrong.
I've been with the company 3 years this upcoming NAB. Attention has been
paid and penetration has been good in the educational segment. Among the
most aggressive student pricing in the creative software space. (Not quite
Autodesk aggressive.)
We're not done. We got a ways to go, but the momentum is in the right
direction.
Frank Capria
(508) 709 9212
www.capria.tv
On Tue, Mar 8, 2011 at 7:36 AM, switthaus <switthaus@mac.com> wrote:
> "Traditional Pros"....I like that. Kind of like old-people vitamins called
> "Centrum Silver" (I take them). I am not sure Apple even cares about TP's
> when it comes to FCP. They may figure us to fade away/die off and that new
> editor crop Apple has dominated over the past several years rises to
> positions of seniority and takes that "little wedding video program" with
> them. They have the cash to wait if they want to win, Avid does not. The
> past 5-7 years of neglect of the new editor market by Avid has yet to bite
> it in the ass for real, but it's coming...Avid realizes this.
>
> --- In Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com, "oliverpetersvidy" <oliverpeters@...>
> wrote:
> >
> > Although it's fun to discuss the possibilities, we all know that if the
> next FCP is "re-imagined", but not actually "dumbed down" - AND offers more
> power and more stability - then there isn't going to be any mass exodus away
> from the application by its current users.
> >
> > I know my clients will continue to use either the current or the newer
> form of FCP. In fact, it will likely gain users. Those may not include what
> I've been calling "traditional pros", but there are lots of new folks moving
> into video production every day. Then there's cost. As Bob Z says, cheap
> will win every day.
> >
> > - Oliver
> >
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