Video Editing
I recently had a discussion with my friend who has a job in the media field, and he is shooting and doing things right, however it got me thinking that I never posted my post about shooting in 24p. He is not shooting in 24p, thank goodness, but so many people are; people who have [...]
** GUIDE UPDATED: MARCH 14, 2010 ** All, This is “The Complete Blu-Ray Backup Guide by milOtis” – How to make a 1:1 1080p Blu-Ray Backup (to BD-R/RW) – How to make a BD5 1080p Blu-Ray Backup (to DVD-R) I have made my guide in the form of a PDF file, so that it is [...]
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(click image to enlarge screenshot) You have seen the Mac vs PC ad’s saying that you should switch from PC to Mac, and they give a good supporting argument as to why…well, now the same is true for professional editing. Now, for the first time, Final Cut Pro users have a real “reason” to want [...]
Adobe Media Encoder CS4 is the biggest feature improvement/add of the entire CS3 to CS4 Suite upgrade. This, now stand-alone encoder, has combined all the features that Premiere Pro users have been wanting out of the export feature with the already existing Flash Encoder CS3 to make an all-in-one web and versatile media output program. [...]
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The short answer? 720p. Now, here’s the long answer… First we have to understand the difference between “p” and “i”. The “I” stands for Interlaced, and the “P” stands for Progressive. Video files, DVDs, and TV Broadcasts are either coded one way or the other, you don’t mix and match. If you do, then you get [...]
Sure, some of you guru’s might say “HVX200?…Why didn’t you get the Sony EX1 or the Panasonic HPX500?”…well you can just get off your high horses right now, because if this camera is good enough for feature film producers to use for short scenes, as well as the tv shows “24″ and “Law and Order”, [...]
This episode covers Part 1 of the Premiere Pro Basics. I go over what all the different tabs in the program do, and how they work together, as well as project settings, widescreen vs standards aspect ratios, and vital keyboard shortcuts. I am going to try to put these “basics” videos in layman’s terms, so [...]
This episode covers how to capture video using Premiere Pro before you actually begin to edit video within a project. Get the latest Flash Player to see this player. [Javascript required to view Flash movie, please turn it on and refresh this page] (click the icon on the bottom right of the player to view [...]
This episode covers the how and why about the software I choose to use as well as how these specific programs work together dynamically as my main production workflow. Get the latest Flash Player to see this player. [Javascript required to view Flash movie, please turn it on and refresh this page] (click the icon [...]
This episode covers the basic overview of this blog. This is not one of the tutorial videos, but rather just a welcome to who I am, what I might be bloging about, and why I wanted to make this site in the first place. Get the latest Flash Player to see this player. [Javascript required [...]