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JonahLee.com

Jonahlee.com is Jonah Lee Walker’s personal web domain where you can view his short films. This is a companion site to his company site for Whale of a Tale Productions.

Jonah Lee Walker is a Video Editor and Graphics artist living in North Hills, CA with his lovely wife Kelly Lynn Pancho Walker. He has worked on various projects from the Lord of the Rings extended DVD’s to commercials, reality shows and infomercials, and has extensive graphics experience especially with After Effects and it’s various plug ins.

The newest set of short on the site is The Misadventures of Macy Bear. This is more of series to show off some special effects and have some fun. The first 2 episodes were tests, but a third is in the works and will be released shortly which has a story, and a whole lof of effects. It was also started in Final Cut Pro 7 and ended up being finished in Adobe Premier Pro CS5.5 after the whole Final Cut Pro X debacle.

This is also where the Foam Hedz are based. The Foam Hedz are a series of episodes features Puppets created by Jonah and his college friend from the University of Southern California, School of Cinema and Television Production, Jared Baker. Jared currently works in Special Effects. The Foam Hedz have not been produced in a bit of time, but there are plans to do Band Interviews with the two puppets to bring the Foam Hedz in a new direction.

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Digital Rebelion on 18 Features Premiere needs to borrow from FCP 7

06/09/11 18:32 Filed in: Article | Apple | Adobe

Digital Rebellion has an excellent article on 18 features that Premiere Pro must lift from Final Cut Pro, some of which I have covered extensively (like showing clip duplication in the timeline) and others I had not even realized, but all I agree with are necessary for Premiere Pro to really replace Final Cut Pro.
Though I doubt you will ever be able to open multiple projects as you can’t in After Effects either (only import projects into each other). Still it would be nice!

Tags: Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro 7