Scott Novasic gives Digieffects Damage a fabulous review.

Damage is a must-have for any animator or editor! These are not redundant effects overlapping things done in other packages I own, they are unique and versatile tools for manipulating and yes, damaging imagery unlike any other tool I have come across. Add to that, that these are, for the most part, FASTER than realtime and Im in love. For $99 its a steal. Digieffects, under new ownership, has set the bar high. Im excited to see what else they deliver us in the future.

Labels: Damage, DigiEffects, DMN, reviews

Casey Wilson reviews Wacom Cintiq 12WX: Tools to help a visually impaired artist

Labels: DMN, reviews, Wacom Tablets

Toolfarm Forum Expert Jim Geduldick (aka Apple Jim) reviews Digital Film Tools Power Matte: Generating mattes for After Effects over at Digital Producer.

Labels: After Effects, Digital Film Tools, DMN, Jim Geduldick, Power Matte, reviews

Dave Basulto talks to Harry Frank, Toolfarm Expert Series trainer for After Effects Expressions Series 1 bundle and they're discussing Expressions!

Harry will have Series 2 out sometime soon, so if you haven't checked out Series 1, you'll want to do that first. It's like the show Heroes. If you start watching at Episode 10, you'll have no idea what's going on.

Labels: DMN, Forum, Harry Frank, Podcast, Training

Dave Basulto interviews Alan Jaenicke, President of Imagineer Systems for his latest DMN podcast. They talk in depth about mocha AE and it's a really good interview.

• Try a demo of mocha AE
• Imagineer mocha AE Plug-in Finder page
• Buy mocha AE

Labels: DMN, Imagineer Systems, Mocha AE, Podcast

DMN video podcster Jeff Schell has a terrific new podcast series about Premiere Pro. This is especially great for us Mac users who used to use Premiere back in the day but haven't messed with it in a few years. In his first podcast of the series, Jeff goes over the GUI, shortucts, and important new features of Premiere Pro.

Labels: DMN, Podcast, Premiere Pro