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Analysis

Seizures induced by extended periods of bright, flickering light, known as photosensitive epilepsy, is a genetic condition. It usually shows up in childhood, sometimes during the teenage years. And sometimes it lies dormant well into midlife until the perfect storm of flashing lights, quick cuts and intense, visceral drama unlocks it, like the birth scene in Twilight: Breaking Dawn has been doing recently for unsuspecting audience members.
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What We're Watching

Walter Murch Talks FCPX
The good folks over at MacVideo sat down with legendary editor Walter Murch and had a nice, long discussion for all to see. Of course, everyone wanted to know what Murch thinks of Final Cut Pro X, and that’s one of the main topics of conversation in this three-part interview from MacVideo. |
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