Before you press play know that I am truly an unlucky fellow. Some problems arose during recording of this episode that may or may not have had to do with my new webcam that I bought...so that Josh could finally see me while we record.

Initially the episode was written off and scrapped, but...we decided to put it out as is.

I'll explain everything within the episode but it does reach a point where it abruptly ends, the rest was lost to the abyss. But what we did manage to record was still good stuff, including:

• Adobe CC 2017.1 updates (yes, we're late to the party with this)
• Projects we're currently working on
• Using a smartphone for interview shooting
• Facebook VR Spaces announcement
• Listener Q&A

So consider this a bonus episode of sorts. Enjoy!

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Links

• Film Editing Pro Trailer Series
• PremiereBro - What's New in Premiere Pro CC April 2017
• Premiere Pro CC - April 2017- New Features and the Essential Graphics Panel
• Edit Video Faster - All the Equipment You Need to Become a Freelancer
• Film Riot - Shoot a Film With an iPhone and FiLMiC Pro!

Our guest today is none other than Norman Hollyn. Norman is a media expert. He is, of course, an editor as well as a professor of Cinematic Arts at USC and travels all around the world as an editing educator.

This episode is brought to you by Studio Network Solutions and their EVO Shared Storage unit. Every EVO includes their easy to use media management software for organizing, tagging, and finding your media across all of your storage devices—even external, local, and cloud services.

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Links

• The Lean Forward Moment
• http://normanhollyn.com
• Follow Norman on Twitter @Schnittman

Mae was bartending and raising a daughter in Atlanta when a producer approached her after seeing her music mashup projects that she continued to work on in her spare time.

Self-taught and self-propelled, after seeing a trailer for Zack Snyder's 300 she immediately vowed to become an editor.

She's a delightful and talented person to begin with but she's also a real-life example of what you should do if you're passionate about your work but have no doors open to you to the industry.

This episode is brought to you by Studio Network Solutions and their EVO Shared Storage unit. Every EVO includes their easy to use media management software for organizing, tagging, and finding your media across all of your storage devices—even external, local, and cloud services.

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Links

• Follow @EditorMae on Twitter
• GalsNGear from NAB 2017
• Mae's YouTube Channel