All of you Vegas users out there will be happy to see we updated of our feature “202 Sony Vegas Tutorials.” We have removed all the dead videos and added about 200 new ones. Sony Vegas is a non-linear editing system. It is designed to be used on Microsoft Windows XP and Vista. Vegas is Read MoreRead More
by Richard Pepperman “Whether he likes it or not (and as a rule he does not like it much), the man who wants to express himself on celluloid is part of a group. If individual and personal self-expression is what he wants, he is in the wrong business.” -Alexander Mackendrick The Auteur Theory – proposed Read MoreRead More
By David Flores It’s been almost 10 years since Apple brought its first version of Final Cut Pro to market. In that time, the professional, nonlinear video application has seen many improvements and features added. With each subsequent release the software has offered greater stability, reliability, and productivity in the ever-changing moving image space. These Read MoreRead More
By David Flores It’s been nearly a decade since Apple launched the first version of Mac OS X. Built on top of Unix, the operating system has received high praise from both developers and end users for its stability, powerful feature set, and genuine ease of use. As its name implies, Snow Leopard (Mac OS Read MoreRead More
This video should teach all the beginners out there how to use the basics of Sony Vegas! VIA: montagicalRead More
How to add credits to your movies inside Vegas, works for either Platinum Studio 9 edition or Pro 8 version. VIA: themadcowmooRead More
This tutorial shows how easy it is to upload a standard definition (or high definition) video from Adobe Premiere Pro CS4.Read More
People wanted it so Apple gave it to them in spades. Not only does FCP burn bluray now, but compressor works with bluray also now. DVD Studio Pro doesnt but its not BluRay Studio Pro, Its DVD Studio Pro. VIA: AppleShakeGuruRead More
Spoken as only the great Orson Welles could spoken it:Read More
Gospel John (John Hess) demonstrates “Stretch Syncing” a process of forcing synch between two clips shot from two separate shows.Read More
How to cut video transitions for various types of action scenes. VIA: videomakerRead More
We here at IQ try and cover the full scope of filmmaking, but often lost in the mountain of tutorials are the underlying skills required to be successful. Michelle Dunlap on her blog “Musings of a Video Editor” discusses 3 such skills required for all professional editors and filmmakers. …In a change up from the Read MoreRead More
