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29 March, 23:35

Walter Murch, the A. C. E. editor for the movie "Cold Mountain," scoffed at the idea of using Final Cut Pro as his editing software. He states that he needs to use the traditional approach of cutting the film to get the most accurate and seamless transitions. True False

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