Likewise!

@Lawrence Jordan Thanks for the tip on that book! Also will check out the community.

@Corey Frost Totally. I feel that never in the history of post production has there been more that's necessary to learn all at once. It's so helpful to have a community that's not part of the distraction that is social media. While this course focusses on feature scripted filmmaking, I feel like this community will be invaluable to editors/AEs in all genres.

@Ariel Berman Welcome Ariel! One thing you'll notice that's different from the world of Avid vs Premiere, is that for everything in Premiere there's a great "how to" Youtube video made by someone. Avid comes out of the box as a bit more of a mystery. I compare the two like a Lamborghini (Premiere) vs an F1 car (Avid.) Anyone can step into a Lambo and drive it. Not so with F1. It needs to be understood and customized and then it can drive really fast. Take your time to setup every bit of minutia in your settings to the most elegant level. Think about every shortcut on your keys, how often you will use it, and how easy it should be to press based on that. Your keyboard could easily evolve over many years. Think about your interface/s. Think about exactly what windows you want up when editing vs detailed sound work. Think about multiple timeline views. Think about having different interfaces or keyboards for AE work vs Editing (or perhaps different settings entirely.) This whole process will take lots of time and feel like starting out slow. But every time you think of any shortcut, stop what your doing and implement it. That's the best advice I have.

So sorry for the late response. I'm looking forward to being more engaged in this community now that I've delete Meta apps :) Yes I received a replay from Richard on the facebook group which solved it. There was a selection on the relink screen that I had missed.