Explore the world of Final Cut Studio 2 and Final Cut Server — including demos of real workflows used by leading production companies.
Coming soon to a country near you.
Beginning in May, Apple takes Final Cut Studio 2 and Final Cut Server — Apple’s new media asset management and workflow automation software — on tour around the world. Attend a free, in-depth seminar that features workflows used by some of the industry’s leading film and video production companies. Apple experts will give step-by-step demonstrations that reveal how each of these customers used Final Cut Studio 2 and Final Cut Server to achieve exceptional results.
Final Cut Studio 2 puts Final Cut Pro, Apple’s legendary editing software, at the center of an integrated post-production workflow that includes Motion 3, Soundtrack Pro 2, Compressor 3, DVD Studio Pro 4, and Color — an application for professional color grading.
Final Cut Server takes post-production to the workgroup, with tools that make it easy for creative teams to share assets and automate routine tasks. It includes check-in/check-out protections for Final Cut Pro projects and automatic status notifications that keep every member of the production team up to date.
Both Final Cut Studio 2 and Final Cut Server can easily scale to meet your needs, whether you work in a two-person production boutique, a post-production house, a feature film studio, or a global news operation. Find out more at the seminar:
- Learn about the key features of Final Cut Studio 2 and Final Cut Server.
- View demos featuring real-world projects from leading post-production houses, creative agencies, Hollywood film studios, and broadcast television operations.
- See live demonstrations of Final Cut Server, including examples of how it works with Final Cut Studio.
- Visit our free Final Cut Solutions Pavilion, where you can talk to representatives of leading professional video companies and view demonstrations of solutions combining Final Cut Studio with third-party hardware and software.
Space in the Final Cut World Tour fills quickly, so sign up today to reserve your seat.
