See how using the Remix feature in Adobe Audition CC can make editing music faster. Remix can automatically re-arrange any song to fit any duration. We show you all of the advanced parameters and what they do. Remix can help you quickly make music loops and cut down or extend the length of your background music.
Shooting Steady Insert Shots
Hackintosh Behind the Scenes
Overhead Video Camera Rigs
We’re all familiar with using a tripod to get standard shots in our videos but what if you need to rig the camera overhead, pointing it straight at a table for those product or food beauty shots. Or to rig it higher up to record straight down at a person. Frank looks at a few simple rigs using grips stands and shows how to make a “goalpost” rig for more stable overhead shots.
In Camera vs Digital Effects
We’re so used to digital post effects and CGI that we forget that in camera effects were the defacto SFX technique back in the day, and are still used today. Spuds creates both in camera and post effects with the help of Micah and looks at the history and use of a time-honored technique: from Pepper’s ghost to a recent episode of “Sherlock.”
Affordable Fluorescent Lighting and CRI Explained
Best Editing Computer: Mac, PC or Hackintosh
Formatting an AV Script
Video Microphones: Which One to Buy for Your Needs
Affordable Light Solution: the Outlet to Light Socket Adapter
The Cross Dissolve: Its history, process in film, and lots of interesting facts
Ask any video editor what the most used transition effect in their arsenal of effects is and she'll usually say the dissolve. Besides a direct cut, the dissolve is a staple in the book of film and video editing. How did editors perform a dissolve, or what is also called a "cross fade" before digital editing was available?