Introduction
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In this session, Patrick Southern, lead editor and producer at LumaForge, recently built a powerful and fast workflow using FCP X, Frame.io, Kyno, and a Jellyfish server.
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Session highlights
Here are the highlights to take away from the video.
- Patrick is a fan of FCP X, but needed to share a project across his team, something that is not always easy to do with FCP X libraries.
- His new workflow uses a Jellyfish server to locally store libraries for multiple users, and Kyno + Frame.io for logging and sharing clips.
- Footage logs in Kyno automatically become FCP X keywords, making the workflow efficient and robust.
- With the new Frame.io integration inside Kyno, sharing footage between local and cloud storage is seamless, making remote edits even easier.
- Patrick’s innovative approach makes synchronized libraries a true collaborative editing workflow inside of FCP X.
