Tutorials
Video editing, video production and color grading tutorials. Software covered includes Adobe After Effects, Premiere Pro, Apple Final Cut Pro X and Maxon Cinema 4D.
Sunkissed and Sepia Looks in DaVinci Resolve
A golden, sunkissed look is something all colorists should have in their toolbox. In this post we explore a range of grading options to get this effect.
Using Neat Video: Exceptional Noise Reduction for Video
Is grainy footage ruining your project? Neat Video packs a powerful punch for reducing grain and noise in footage. In this post we’ll show you how to …
The Isolated Color Look in DaVinci Resolve
The isolated color look is a unique color grading look used to great effect in movies like Pleasantville and Sin City. It involves keeping one or several …
Color Grading: Using DaVinci Resolve’s Multiple Split Screens
DaVinci Resolve has a little-known tool known as Split Screen which can be useful at various points in your color grading sessions.
How to Create Vector Fire in After Effects
Learn how to create this awesome vector fire effect step-by-step in this After Effects tutorial.
Cinema 4D Tutorial: Liquified Objects
Create a impressive Cinema 4D liquified objects effect in less than one minute. Learn how in this video tutorial.
After Effects Quick Tip: Minimizing Pixelation and Artifacts
Here are three quick ways to minimize pixelation and artifacts in low-res pictures!
What is Light Wrapping? Tips & Tutorials
Learn how to use light wrapping to composite green screen footage in post.
Cinema 4D Video Tutorial: Rock Goo
Learn how to create sticky rock goo in this Cinema 4D video tutorial series.
How to Migrate Timelines Between Video Editing Applications
Learn how to seamlessly migrate sequences between editing softwares using these quick workflows.
Premiere Pro Quick Tip: Copying Multiple Effects
Speed up your video editing workflow by quickly applying multiple effects to multiple clips in Premiere Pro.
After Effects Tutorial: Creating a Particle Christmas Tree
Create a particle Christmas tree in After Effects using Trapcode Particular and Adobe Illustrator!