aye, but again, as zrx pointed out... there is a broader range of profensional video editing that doesn't completety involve high production movies or tv stations. schools also tend to have contracts with companies for using and teaching with their products. which in turn makes the students like the software more then another. aslo premiere hasn't always been the "best" program out there for the industry so FCP and avid have a longer history (i if recall correctly). it's pretty much all preference...SQ wrote:The massive amount of tech schools/colleges not teaching it, but rather instead teaching exclusively Avid or FCP respectively, where some schools focus on one alone(depending on what the course is geared toward: General or advertisement) and every single movie I've ever watched credits saying "edited using Avid"(or something like that).
And then news broadcasting has boxes totally seperate from everything else(Stupid Casablanca AVIO needs to burn in HELL).
With the total lack of Premiere being mentioned except for editing/video broadcasting magazines(and I don't even know who subscribes to that other than my highschool Vid. Prods. Teacher), it just seems like AMVers are the only people in the world using Premiere.
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