Posts Tagged ‘Rendering’

Learn the Principles of Filmmaking from Pixar

Pixar in a Box introduces the principles of filmmaking with interesting and accessible courses.

Quick Tip: How to Export in After Effects

Trying to render your video in After Effects? Just follow these quick tips.

14 Tips for Faster Rendering in After Effects

Sick of waiting for you After Effects compositions to export? Speed up the entire process by considering these 14 tips.

Quick Tip: Allocating RAM in After Effects

If After Effects is slow to render, a reallocation of RAM is a quick way to boost performance.

Smokin’ Hot Tips for Autodesk Smoke

In this Smoke tutorial we’ll show you how to enable visual rendering, copy/paste color correction effects across clips and specify default frame rates for imported sequences. Lots of good info here for any serious Smoke user!

Timeline vs ConnectFX Render Comparisons in Smoke

We break down the render time differences between working in a Smoke Timeline or using Smoke ConnectFX. Follow our tips and tricks to optimize and speed up your Smoke video editing and compositing.

Good, Fast & Cheap? Avoiding Some of the Pitfalls of Pro Video Editing

Time and project management are essential elements of productive video editing! In this post, we take a look at the best way to avoid some of the common mistakes producers and editors make when proposing and managing the post-production process.

Resize Images for Final Cut Pro To Decrease Render Times

Want to decrease render times in Final Cut Pro and Final Cut Pro X? One reason your project may be rendering slow is because your images are not optimized for your project. In this quick tutorial we’ll look at how and why to resize your images for video editing!

Quick Tip: Control Rendering and Background Tasks In Final Cut Pro X

Although background rendering is in large part a major improvement for FCPX, there are certain times when you it may slow down your system’s performance. Control background rendering, transcoding and importing to maximize the power of your system and speed up your edits!

FCP Quick Tip: Save Time By Setting Final Cut Pro to Auto Render

Final Cut Pro’s auto render function can be set to initiate when the application remains idle for a set period of time. Use this feature to save significant time in your post production workflow!