Posts Tagged ‘Workflow’
Animate A “Top 10 Countdown” Screen Using After Effects
Learn how you can create a “Top 10 Countdown” screen with automated numbers and creative motion graphics in After Effects.
Filmmaking Tips: How to Create Dramatic Lighting
Dramatic lighting doesn’t require expensive equipment and complicated setups. Learn how you can easily create an impressive low-light scene.
Quick Tip: Using Label Colors to Manage Premiere Pro Projects
Labeling your clips with colors can streamline your workflow and help you identify metadata at a glance. Learn how to maximize them in this Premiere Pro tutorial.
Video Editing Hack: Relink Missing Media from Multiple Folders
Reach inside hundreds of folders at once to access your assets with this Premiere Pro Relinking tip.
Using Collect Files to Share an After Effects Project
Learn how to properly use the Collect Files function in Adobe After Effects with this helpful video tutor
5 Faster Editing Tips for Premiere Pro + Free Footage
Shift your editing into overdrive with these 5 awesome Premiere Pro tips.
A Quick Guide to Nesting in Premiere Pro
Nesting in Premiere Pro is a great tool for streamlining a long project. It’s also great for combining more effects to a clip than is usually possible. …
Create Custom Effect Presets in Premiere Pro
Create custom effect presets in Premiere Pro with these simple steps. Your workflow will thank you.
Your Crash Course in Assistant Directing
From shooting schedules to protocol on set, assistant directing is a lot more than meets the eye. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you become a qualified …
Video Editing Quick Tip: Swapping Clips in Premiere Pro
Swapping clips in Premiere Pro is exceptionally easy and quick thanks to this helpful shortcut.
Video Tutorial: Customize the Premiere Pro Timeline
The Premiere Pro timeline panel is where you’ll spend most of your time when editing video, so why not learn how to make it perfect for you? …
Making a Short Film With Little to No Crew: Can It Be Done?
Filmmaking is a collaborative process, but what happens when you can’t collaborate? Is it still worth the effort? Here are some things to consider.