Books for Every Video Editor : Episode 68

In this episode we'll give you some suggestions for books that every editor should read (at least once) in his/her lifetime that will push you a little further in the edit bay. But first, where do you go for your stock music? Tired of being limited to what you can afford when licensing a music track? Soundstripe is a sponsor of this episode and offers a full library of quality music that you pay with only a subscription. No more individual licensing costs! At $10/mth it pays itself off with your first track download. Music track used in this episode: A New Day 2, Marshall Smith Did you catch the Oscars? Did you cheer for Moonlight or cry over La La Land by the end? While we missed many of the noms this year, we go over some of the big wins from below the line. Josh's Book Picks: The War of Art by Steven Pressfield The Avid Handbook Your NLE's manual Nick's Book Picks: Rebel Without a Crew BFI Modern Classics Series (focus on Jaws, Thelma and Louise and The Matrix) Comics! For their exercise on framing, composition and storyboarding Our listeners suggested: Grammar of the Film Language Behind the Seen: How Walter Murch Edited Cold Mountain Using Apple's Final Cut Pro In the Blink of an Eye by Walter Murch Subscribe, hit Like, leave a comment and generally let your other editor pals know about us. We do this podcast for you so your feedback is welcome! --- This episode is sponsored by Soundstripe, get access to a full library of quality music with unlimited licensed downloads all for just $10/month! http://soundstripe.grsm.io/e/5Me Follow us on Twitter: www.twitter.com/CommandEdit Join our Facebook Group: <a h