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Iain is…

a writer, Apple Certified Trainer, video editor, iOS developer, presenter, designer and motion graphics artist who lives in Brisbane, Australia.

For more info about Iain, head to iain-anderson.com, and find his latest book, Final Cut Pro: Efficient Editing at fcpefficientediting.com.

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You can email Iain by sending a message to “iain.a” at iCloud.com, or @funwithstuff on Twitter. Simple!

Feel free to take a look through my Vimeo account (mostly private videos for clients!) and my YouTube account.

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