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Printing a Book One Page at a Time

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Glenn Fleishman is printing an entire book by hand. Source: Printing a Book One Page at a Time | Create

Turbo Charge your FCP X Workflow with DaVinci Resolve

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When FCP X was released in 2011, it famously/infamously caused quite a stir. Its magnetic timeline confused many editors, and a slew of other frustrating issues caused many to abandon the program altogether. While many of those criticisms were well

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Adobe Audition User Guide

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Welcome to the Adobe Audition User Guide! Choose a topic from the left to find answers, get step-by-step instructions, and develop your skills. Source: Audition User Guide

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Create Glitch Distortions

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This video tutorial on creating 3 distinct glitch looks in After Effects includes free distortion elements for you to follow along. Source: Create Glitch Distortion in After Effects (With Free Elements) – RocketStock

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Cinemagraphs in Photoshop

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Learn how to make your photos move with video. Start from scratch, or download practice file [https://adobe.ly/2rzdsOj] for a head start.

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Better Quality Voice Overs

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If you have access to Adobe Audition, this handy video from the ever bubbly Mike Russell shows how to analyse supplied voice files and apply enhancements to get them sounding tip top.

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Faster Audio in Premiere

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You get footage from a shoot, let’s say it’s a documentary project. The main camera has a left channel and a right channel of audio, and on set the filmmaker plugged the boom mic into the left channel and a wireless lavalier