5.22.20: Remembering Lynn Shelton, 'Unreal' Visuals, and Adobe Premiere Updates

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5.22.20: Remembering Lynn Shelton, 'Unreal' Visuals, and Adobe Premiere Updates

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May 22, 2020

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This week, we reminisce and share more about the impact, influence, and legacy of filmmaker Lynn Shelton. We also dive into the world of possibilities created by the Unreal Engine 5 and the new support of Apple ProRes in Adobe Premiere. Plus, a Deep Cuts Speed Round featuring TV Pilots.
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