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Get Your Edit Moving

Some super useful tips on overcoming a block when editing. We’ve all been there, staring at the timeline with no idea what to do next in an edit. Here are three ways to get things moving again when you’re stuck.

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3 Useful Audio Filters in FCPX

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When dealing with Audio in Final Cut Pro, there are two primary filters that help our audio during video work. In this article I’m going to share some tips about them to increase the overall quality and value of your

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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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4K Editing System Requirements

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To start off, you’ll need to ask yourself some questions about your projects. What type of footage will you be editing: R3D, CinemaDNG, ProRes, XAVC S, mp4?

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Motion Tracking in Premiere

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Nathaniel Todson has created a tutorial that shows how to manually track objects inside of Premiere Pro, as well as how to get the most out of the auto-tracking feature for layers when using a mask.

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Mix Audio with Premiere Pro

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Adobe Premiere Pro’s Essential Sound Panel enables video editors to mix audio and add effects without having a degree or advanced training in audio engineering. Adobe Audition introduced the Essential Sound Panel over a year ago, but Creative Cloud’s Spring

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FCPX’s Magnetic Timeline

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When Final Cut Pro’s magnetic timeline hit the scene six years ago, professional editors were already quite adept at wielding the tools of Avid, Premiere Pro, and Final Cut Pro 7. The mechanics were straightforward. Clips go in bins and a source-record viewer previewed your

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Styleframes NYC Opening Titles

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Interesting collaboration of impressive talents here. Directed by Tendril – Styleframes NYC | Opening Titles from Final Frontier on Vimeo.

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Properly Transfer Camera Assets

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Learn to properly dump camera footage like a professional Digital Imaging Technician. It’s the best way to verify that all your footage copied correctly.