What does Apple’s switch to ARM processors mean for filmmakers?

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What does Apple’s switch to ARM processors mean for filmmakers?

Griffin makes a big life change, and Nick explains what Apple calls “the biggest leap ever for the Mac.” What does Apple’s switch to ARM processors mean for filmmakers?

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Some of the WWDC 2020 Keynote moments Nick highlighted:

0:01 — Opening Earth/Memoji animation (song: Daydreamer by AURORA)
36:10 — Nick appreciates phone calls as notifications in iOS14
86:45 — Mac is transitioning from Intel to Apple Silicon (ARM)
96:52 — Manipulating a 5-gigabyte Photoshop file
97:22 — Real-time video effects in Final Cut Pro X
99:21 — Rosetta 2 translates old Mac apps to run on new Apple Silicon

Also mentioned in this episode:

Griffin’s video, Why it’s (mostly) illegal to drone in NYC
Nick’s video, How to “Shuck” (remove) a hard drive

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What does Apple’s switch to ARM processors mean for filmmakers?

Hey Indie Filmmakers

published 5y ago

MP3•Episode home

What does Apple’s switch to ARM processors mean for filmmakers?

Griffin makes a big life change, and Nick explains what Apple calls “the biggest leap ever for the Mac.” What does Apple’s switch to ARM processors mean for filmmakers?

Hey Indie Filmmakers is brought to you by Squarespace. Go to squarespace.com/griffin to save 10% off your first purchase of a website or domain.

Some of the WWDC 2020 Keynote moments Nick highlighted:

0:01 — Opening Earth/Memoji animation (song: Daydreamer by AURORA)
36:10 — Nick appreciates phone calls as notifications in iOS14
86:45 — Mac is transitioning from Intel to Apple Silicon (ARM)
96:52 — Manipulating a 5-gigabyte Photoshop file
97:22 — Real-time video effects in Final Cut Pro X
99:21 — Rosetta 2 translates old Mac apps to run on new Apple Silicon

Also mentioned in this episode:

Griffin’s video, Why it’s (mostly) illegal to drone in NYC
Nick’s video, How to “Shuck” (remove) a hard drive

100 episodes

#Tech #Fine Arts #Arts #Cinema #Griffin Hammond & Nick Bodmer #Griffin Hammond #Nick Bodmer

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