All Tutorials (2972 Tutorials)

Understanding render options in Adobe Premiere Pro
April 7, 2015
“Adobe Premiere Pro’s export dialog features several rendering options that are not widely understood. All of them are switched off by default because they either degrade quality or increase rendering times, however they can all be useful in particular situations.” – Jon Chappell

3D Camera Navigation in After Effects
April 7, 2015
This tutorial will help you get in tune with the Camera Navigation in Adobe After Effects!

Case Study: Fluid Dimension – Josh Clos
March 31, 2015
Josh Clos, the winner of the RealFlow / Cinema 4D Fluid Dimension Challenge in December 2014, takes us step-by-step in the creation of his winning RealFlow fluid sim.

Avid Releases New Codecs + Avid Workflow Tutorial
March 17, 2015
Get the latest Avid QuickTime Codecs LE downloads, new today. Plus, since it’s Tutorial Tuesday, we’ve included a tutorial from Little Frog in High Def about organizing your media.

How to record a voice over into an Adobe Premiere Pro timeline
March 17, 2015
Larry Jordan shows us how to record a voice over into an Adobe Premiere Pro timeline.

RealFlow Case Study: Batman: Arkham Knight + Bonus Tutorial
March 16, 2015
Check out this case study with Brandon Young of Blur Studio, talking about working with Next Limit RealFlow on Batman: Arkham Knight. They had a VFX problem to solve involving the Batmobile shooting out of water and spraying liquid all over the place. Learn about how they solved it.

Creating Ceilings with RailClone + Freebie
March 10, 2015
In this tutorial you will learn how to create a ceiling with iToo Software RailClone!

Freebie: Resolume Arena & Avenue 4
February 27, 2015
This Resolume tutorial from DocOptics will show you the inner workings of Effects Clips and it comes with a useful freebie!

In Depth: Scanimate Animation System #TBT
February 26, 2015
At Half Rez in Chicago last November, Nick Campbell of Greyscalegorilla took us on a historical journey to the birth of television motion graphics with Scanimate. I had seen the retro-futuristic Scanimate animation throughout my childhood on shows like Sesame Street, The Electric Company, and Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory, but I never realized what this analog wizardry was. If you’re over 35 years old, you have certainly seen Scanimate animation content on TV. Today I’ll explain Scanimate and show you lots of fun examples.

City Destruction, New from Video Copilot
February 25, 2015
Andrew Kramer shows you how to create realistic city destruction right inside of After Effects with out third party plug-ins. As always, Andrew shares some super useful After Effects tips.

In Depth: Transitions: Part 1: Basic Editing Terminology and A Brief History of Transitions
February 18, 2015
There are so many types of transitions, and in this series I’ll focus on several of them. From the simple dissolve to the swish pans to shatter effects, we’ll dive into the history of transitions with lots of examples. The goal of this series is to increase your editing vocabulary and entertain you, while showing you what is possible. And of course, I’ll show you some fun plug-ins for your favorite NLE.

Advanced 3D Noise & Deform using Element 3D
February 3, 2015
In this tutorial Andrew Kramer from Video Copilot shows you how to create an intricate deform animation using 3D Noise & Twist with Element 3D V2 inside After Effects.

The Importance of Compositing: A Layer By Layer Breakdown in After Effects
January 29, 2015
Learn how important compositing is for your 3D renders, as every shot needs color correction and/or compositing, in this tutorial from Greyscalegorilla.

Cinema 4D Custom Material ID Pass Tutorial
January 29, 2015
Ryan Snider of TangleWire.tv, shows you his customized compositing render pass that will allow you to make targeted color corrections, and changes to your C4D renders in Adobe After Effects.

Tracking Masks: comparing Adobe’s Mask Tracker and mocha AE CC
January 29, 2015
Adobe Creative Cloud has a tool called “Mask Tracker” the is found in both Premiere Pro CC 2014 and After Effects CC 2014, that can be used to easily create masks. After effects also has “mocha AE CC”, a dedicated planar tracker that is similar to Mask Tracker, but also allows keyframe control, and has advanced features for dealing with some of the more difficult masking or tracking situations.
Mary Poplin, from Imagineer Systems, shows you the similarities and differences between the “Mask Tracker” and the bundled “mocha AE CC.” Knowing which tool to use in which situation can help you save time and be more creative.