That’s right. Two weeks ago Information Week reported that Apple has applied for Storyboard Patent in order to make Final Cut Pro user’s work a bit more easy. Below is the excerpt but you can read the full article here

The Apple storyboarding application described provides a way for film and video directors or producers to designate the placement of cameras and actors that integrates with the script. Thus, rather than being a purely visual aid for those behind the lens, the storyboards Apple has in mind could serve both crew and actors. The patent explains that storyboards “may be distributed to actors and crew in advance of production to aid in preparation.”

For all of you Torontonians who are looking to expand their networking clubs as well as gain some new knowledge, be sure to join Toronto Final Cut Pro Group. 

I haven’t been to one yet but have been meaning to go for few months since my discovery. Due to some tight deadlines, I didn’t but I do plan to go on the next meeting which is on January 15th.

Be sure to check out their schedules and locations.  See you there

Although, there are dozens of tutorial videos on Final Cut Pro but for those who are looking for some few quick tips for free, check out the video below courtesy of Digital Media Quick Tips.