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Video Editing (136 Tutorials)

Achieving a Super 16mm Film Look when Shooting Digitally

Achieving a Super 16mm Film Look when Shooting Digitally

January 27, 2016

Super 16mm film offers a distinct and beautiful look that can be hard to replicate digitally. Here’s what you need to know in order to achieve the S16 look when shooting on a digital cinema camera.

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Exporting Multiple Timelines in Adobe Premiere Pro

Exporting Multiple Timelines in Adobe Premiere Pro

January 26, 2016

Learn how easy it is to export multiple timelines in Adobe Premiere Pro.

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8 Essential Cuts that Every Editor Should Know

8 Essential Cuts that Every Editor Should Know

January 19, 2016

These essential cuts will help any editor transform their footage into a gripping, solid narrative.

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Creating Seamless Transitions with RE:Flex for After Effects

Creating Seamless Transitions with RE:Flex for After Effects

January 7, 2016

This tutorial will show you how to use Motion Morph to create a seamless loop in Adobe After Effects!

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Avid Speed Ramp

Avid Speed Ramp

November 30, 2015

Walt Louie walks us through how to use the speed ramp and motion effect in Avid Media Composer.

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Burning Question: How do I create and work with super slow-motion footage?

Burning Question: How do I create and work with super slow-motion footage?

November 17, 2015

When I got my iPhone 5, one of the most intriguing features was the ability to shoot slow motion footage. It works quite well, but what if you want to go even slower? I’ve been collecting some tutorials for the past few months that go over details of super slow-mo.

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Burning Question: How do I get started with Blackmagic Design DaVinci Resolve?

Burning Question: How do I get started with Blackmagic Design DaVinci Resolve?

November 16, 2015

DaVinci Resolve is on my list of software to learn this year, too. You’re in luck. I’ve been collecting tutorials together in a list that either look like I’d learn a lot from them or have an interesting outcome. Here are some that will hopefully get you started.

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Why You Need Telestream ScreenFlow 5: An Overview / Review

Why You Need Telestream ScreenFlow 5: An Overview / Review

November 16, 2015

Learn about some of the new features in ScreenFlow 5 from Michele at Toolfarm. Need to record video from your computer screen or iOS device? Do you create tutorials? ScreenFlow is the tool for you!

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XEffects News Graphics Effects for Final Cut Pro X

XEffects News Graphics Effects for Final Cut Pro X

October 20, 2015

Learn how to create broadcast-quality news graphics using XEffects News Graphics from Idustrial Revolution.

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NewBlueFX Transitions: Roll

NewBlueFX Transitions: Roll

September 11, 2015

Ian Stark shows you how to add a vertical dissolving transition using Roll from the Transitions collection.

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NewBlueFX Transitions: Scanner

NewBlueFX Transitions: Scanner

September 11, 2015

Ian Stark shows you how to add a laser beam transition using Scanner from the Transitions collection.

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NewBlueFX Transitions: Zoom

NewBlueFX Transitions: Zoom

September 11, 2015

Ian Stark shows you how to create a staccato-layered transition using Zoom from the Transitions collection.

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NewBlueFX Transitions: Light Ring

NewBlueFX Transitions: Light Ring

September 4, 2015

Ian Stark shows you how to use the Ice Ring preset found in Light Ring from the Transitions collection.

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4K Workflow with Avid Media Composer

4K Workflow with Avid Media Composer

June 29, 2015

New to the 4K workflow?  This tutorial from Genius DV will help you understand the basics of editing with 4K in Avid Media Composer.

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Understanding render options in Adobe Premiere Pro

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

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