Final Cut, for the rough cut

The round trip

• 01

  Drag the event across

  Simple, multicam, compound and sync clips, and whole projects, move from the Final Cut event into Eddie.

• 02

  Log it and cut it

  Eddie logs interviews and b-roll, then builds the rough cut from the chat.

• 03

  Drop it back

  Drag the edit back into Final Cut to add music, colour and the finish. The clips relink to the media in the event.

What the handoff keeps

• No extension

  Final Cut does not need one. The handoff is a drag from the event and a drag back.

• Compound and sync clips

  Multicam, compound and sync clips come across with the simple clips and the projects.

• Pro codecs and proxies

  BRAW, R3D and proxies, with timecode, frame rate and resolution preserved.

• Relinked media

  The project comes back pointing at the same files the event already uses.

Questions

What is Eddie's integration with Final Cut Pro?

Drag clips and projects from the event into Eddie. Eddie logs them and builds the rough cut. Drag the edit back into the event and the clips relink.

Do I need an Eddie extension for Final Cut?

No. Select simple, multicam, compound and sync clips, or a project, and drag them into Eddie. Drag the finished edit back when you want to polish it.

What footage does it carry?

Simple clips, multicam, compound clips, sync clips, and projects. Pro codecs including BRAW and R3D, and proxies. Timecode, frame rate and resolution stay with the media.

Is there a separate Final Cut plan?

No. The connection is part of Eddie. A new account starts free, and the edit uses credits the same way any other Eddie project does.

Where to go next

• Every export Eddie produces
• Premiere Pro
• DaVinci Resolve
• All integrations and roundtrips