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If you deal with video editing, you probably find yourself needing to convert video files on a daily basis. Fortunately, OS X offers many ways to do this quickly and painlessly. Let’s look at three of them.
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There are plenty of things out there that computers just can’t replicate. So sometimes, you need to actually make something. RocketStock used organic elements like evaporated milk, dyes, and water to create these trippy nebula effects that rival the look of photos taken by the Hubble Space
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Color management for video post production is a subject rarely covered by the popular mainstream blogs and is less understood by most than the LUT. Source: 5 Things to Know About Color Management
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Another super-useful workflow breakdown from the peeps at shutterstock about maintaining an efficient workflow and speeding up your video editing by breaking down the process into five distinguishable stages.
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A good comedy director knows what’s funny. A great comedy director knows what’s funny and knows that the camera itself can add to the comedic experience. Snappy editing, sight gags, physical comedy, and funny dialogue are clearly important for landing jokes, but
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Ever wonder what Public Domain content is? Have you ever wondered what your usage rights are regarding Public Domain items in your own productions? Good, then this video is for you!
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Hyperlapses can honestly be intimidating. That’s how I felt at least! One day I was messing around with my iPhone’s timelapse feature and figured out I could do hyperlapses! So needless to say, it’s been my hobby these last few
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World renowned Hollywood colorist Mark Todd Osborne shares details of his color grading work with the movie It Follows. Source: It Follows – Color grading by Mark Todd Osborne
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We all know the tried and tested mantra of the best way to ruin good video is with bad sound. This article will help us cover the routine practices you’ll need to consistently capture good audio and to avoid problems
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