lest they forget if it weren't for premiere there wouldn't be final cut pro. the main thing is to ask what file delivery format they want and before they turn you down tell them to look at your demo reel or a sample so they can judge for themselves instead of having some unjustified prejudice. ask them if they prefer final cut pro over premiere because they don't understand how premiere works.
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