Archive for Tutorials
Working with Audio in Premiere Pro CS5
Posted by: | CommentsAdobe's Karl Soule did a nice tutorial on using the built in tools in Premiere Pro CS5 to do audio work. Enjoy.
Change resolutions in Premiere Pro CS5 for faster playback
Posted by: | CommentsHere is a tutorial I did to help those with older computers. Adobe Premiere Pro CS5 has a great feature that allows you to change playback resolutions. Enjoy.
How to add a lower third in Premiere Pro CS5
Posted by: | CommentsAdding text, graphics, such as lower thirds is really easy with the Titler in Adobe Premiere Pro CS5. Here is a little tutorial to help get you started.
Premiere Pro CS5 FAST START – Learn the user interface
Posted by: | CommentsPremiere Pro CS5 is Ultra amazing for keying!
Posted by: | CommentsOne of the amazing features in Premiere Pro CS 5 is the Ultra Keyer video effect. Have a hard to key greenscreen shot? Not a problem. I put together this tutorial to show you how! Enjoy!
Apple Compressor Tutorials
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I have to admit I am not a huge fan of Apple Compressor. Its UI is convoluted to me. I much prefer using Episode Encoder, Sorenson Squeeze, and even the Adobe Media Encoder. I do know, however, that many of you do like it or have no other choice but to use it.
I decided to search around for some great Compressor tutorials for you! Enjoy.
Compressor • Very Very Simple Tutorial
Apple Motion 4 videos on the web
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I recently had a moment to do some work in Apple Motion 4. I remembered why I love using Apple Motion. Its super easy to get
started and the UI is highly intuitive. You can create some great motion graphics on the fly and it comes with some hot templates that you can of course customize.
I looked around the web for some fun tutorials. Of course if you have a moment visit Mark Spencer's blog. He has some great training, tutorials and of course his book!
I will be doing some as well very soon!
Top Christmas Gifts For The Video Professional or Enthusiast
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Shopping for someone who shoots video or stills either professionally or on the side, is a daunting task. Buying camera gear for someone is a bit like shopping for a teenage girl. The type of gift is as important as the name brand. Get the wrong thing or the wrong name and you can expect an instant request for a receipt. Most gift givers concede defeat almost immediately and go for a gift card from Best Buy or Walmart.
However, if you want to do something more personal this year or impress that special someone with a gift that will say, “I care about what you do and want to support you”, then this gift guide will help you make the right choice. Read More→
Keylight Tutorials on the web
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I saw some posts recently on a few lists I belong to regarding The Foundry's awesome keying plug in Keylight. So in tune with the holiday season I am putting them here for you to view! For those who have never used Keylight, it is a top notch keyer that will make pulling greenscreen keys as easy as pumpkin pie!
Keylight is bundled free with Adobe After Effects CS4. Enjoy
adobe after effects keylight tutorial
