Final Cut Pro X is an application developed by the company Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), and used by a multitude of video editors who work on films, series, TV shows and many other types of multimedia productions for various communication channels. For present how important it is Final Cut Pro X for professionals of this kind, the Apple company has created a special page detailing how its software was used to edit the film Focus. In the image above you can see Will Smith, he being the central character of the film, and next to him the people who directed everything in the various filming locations.
Many editors called the new FCPX 'iMovie Lite,' when it was released, and not ready for the big leagues, but Ficarra says he likes that FCPX is easier to use, and that it's look and feel is akin to iMovie. 'We have a whole generation of kids learning on iMovie,' he says. They'll be familiar with this tool when they get into the real world.
The Apple company page has a multitude of details about the process of using the Final Cut Pro X for editing films, the information being supplemented by the testimonies of those who use the software as part of the work they do. The reviewers of the Focus film are among those who praised Apple's software and they were joined by other professionals who describe the ease with which the software can be used and how much it simplifies their work. Final Cut Pro X has always been appreciated by professionals who edit films, and what Apple is doing now is bringing the software to the production studios of even more companies.
