But the priorities are different when you’re doing anything related to computer animation/VFX/image/video editing. If you’re mainly using the professional softw

But the priorities are different when you’re doing anything related to computer animation/VFX/image/video editing. If you’re mainly using the professional software that’s not only on Mac but also on Windows (such as Adobe/Autodesk products), then Macs might seem more like a luxury rather than a godsend, since raw performance is more important to your workflow than anything else. Though it’s a bit different for audio production, since it doesn’t require as much production as video/animation so you can get away with using mainstream Macbook pros, and Apple’s audio drivers and the ecosystem around it are top notch. And obviously you might want to use a Mac if you use Logic or Final Cut Pro, but they’re (surprisingly) not that widely used in the professional world.