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Jason Osder is assistant professor of media and public affairs at The George Washington University and president of Amigo Media, a postproduction and consulting company.

He is the author of several titles on the Lynda.com online training library and co-author with Robbie Carman of Final Cut Workflows: The Independent Studio Handbook

Jason is currently directing Let the Fire Burn, his first documentary feature. It is scheduled to premiere in 2012.
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- Amigo Media – my business since 2005.
- Final Cut Pro Workflows: The Independent Studio Handbook on Amazon.com
- Lynda.com Online Training Library – my courses on Lynda.com
- Robbie Carman – colorist and postporduction expert, also my partner at Amigo Media
- The George Washington University School of Media and Public Affairs – department where I teach
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