Bradley Olsen

Eli and Ruth are a survivalist couple living in the woods. One morning they encounter an unconscious man named Oswald and decide to bring him back to their camp where they can provide medical aid. When Oswald comes to he informs them they are in danger. He has encountered an ungodly creature in a cave and now it is coming for all of them.

In 2011 Apple ended Final Cut Pro as we knew it and started over with a brand new video editing application: Final Cut Pro X. The disruption this change caused is still being felt by the film, television, and video industries to this day. With misinformation run amok, Off the Tracks is a documentary that aims to clear the air once and for all. Featuring exclusive interviews with the creative professionals who use the software and the developers who created it. Why did Apple make Final Cut Pro X?

Eli and Ruth are a survivalist couple living in the woods. One morning they encounter an unconscious man named Oswald and decide to bring him back to their camp where they can provide medical aid. When Oswald comes to he informs them they are in danger. He has encountered an ungodly creature in a cave and now it is coming for all of them.

Eli and Ruth are a survivalist couple living in the woods. One morning they encounter an unconscious man named Oswald and decide to bring him back to their camp where they can provide medical aid. When Oswald comes to he informs them they are in danger. He has encountered an ungodly creature in a cave and now it is coming for all of them.

In 2011 Apple ended Final Cut Pro as we knew it and started over with a brand new video editing application: Final Cut Pro X. The disruption this change caused is still being felt by the film, television, and video industries to this day. With misinformation run amok, Off the Tracks is a documentary that aims to clear the air once and for all. Featuring exclusive interviews with the creative professionals who use the software and the developers who created it. Why did Apple make Final Cut Pro X?

In 2011 Apple ended Final Cut Pro as we knew it and started over with a brand new video editing application: Final Cut Pro X. The disruption this change caused is still being felt by the film, television, and video industries to this day. With misinformation run amok, Off the Tracks is a documentary that aims to clear the air once and for all. Featuring exclusive interviews with the creative professionals who use the software and the developers who created it. Why did Apple make Final Cut Pro X?