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ALL ACCESS On-DemandTRT:178:35:56 INSTRUCTOR:Holtz, Paul
This ALL ACCESS pass will allow you to experience any Class on Demand produced course; giving you a good idea of how our training works including: topics covered, instructor training styles, shortcuts and tips, plus it really shows you how in-depth we cover the material. Individual courses are listed below in bold print and framed in a box with the chapters following each course. This "All-Access" product includes:   Complete Training for Final Cut Pro 7 with Tom Wolsky TRT:04:56:46 Click "Show Lessons" to access chapter previews. Introduction TRT:01:11 1: Optimizing your System TRT:04:39 2: Interface TRT:04:15 3: Quick Start TRT:06:27  4.1: Opening a Project TRT:01:44 4.2: The Browser TRT:07:05 4.3: The Viewer TRT:02:14 4.4: The Timeline TRT:01:59 5.1: Customizing TRT:00:25 5.2: Windows TRT:02:19 5.3: Track Layout TRT:01:32 5.4: Keyboard TRT:03:13 5.5: Buttons TRT:01:59 6.1: Editing Introduction TRT:00:16 6.2: Marking Clips TRT:07:47 6.3: Editing Clips TRT:04:50 6.4: Editing in the Timeline TRT:06:45 7.1: Adding B-roll TRT:11:34 7.2: Replace Edits TRT:03:11 7.3: Autoselect buttons TRT:01:49 8: Storyboard Editing TRT:03:25 9.1: Trimming Introduction TRT:00:27 9.2: Rippling TRT:05:04 9.3: Double-sided Edits, Roll, Slip and Slide TRT:06:01 9.4: Shuffle Edits TRT:02:10 9.5: Trim Edit Window TRT:04:59 10.1: Understanding Clips Introduction TRT:00:18 10.2: Masters and Affiliates TRT:04:30 10.3: Subclips TRT:02:47 10.4: Match Frame TRT:03:37 10.5: Markers TRT:05:34 11.1: Settings and Preferences Introduction TRT:00:15 11.2: User Preferences TRT:04:36 11.3: System Settings TRT:03:24 11.4: Audio/Video Settings TRT:02:43 12.1: Ingesting Introduction TRT:00:21 12.2: Log and Capture TRT:06:56 12.3: Log and Transfer TRT:04:22 12.4: Importing Audio TRT:02:52 13.1: Audio Introduction TRT:00:22 13.2: Adjusting Levels TRT:10:44 13.3: Normalization TRT:03:32 13.4: Audio Mixing TRT:05:21 13.5: Voice Over TRT:03:22 14.1: Transitions Introduction TRT:00:21 14.2: Applying Transitions TRT:05:21 14.3: Rendering TRT:03:17 14.4: Alpha Transitions TRT:07:50 15.1: Titles Introduction TRT:00:23 15.2: Basic Titles TRT:06:13 15.3: Boris Titles TRT:10:06 15.4: Motion Templates TRT:03:24 16.1: Motion Effects Introduction TRT:00:15 16.2: In the Canvas TRT:08:32 16.3: Nesting TRT:08:07 17.1: Speed Introduction TRT:00:15 17.2: Constant Speed TRT:04:15 17.3: Freeze Frame TRT:01:36 17.4: Fit to Fill TRT:01:15 17.5: Variable Speed TRT:07:17 18: iChat Theater TRT:02:58 19: Multicam editing TRT:09:16 20.1: Filters Introduction TRT:00:33 20.2: Applying Filters TRT:06:17 20.3: Animating Filters TRT:03:10 20.4: Color Correction TRT:07:02 20.5: SmoothCam TRT:03:30 21.1: Compositing Introduction TRT:00:16 21.2: Opacity TRT:02:39 21.3: Composite Modes TRT:01:32 21.4: Keying TRT:04:32 21.5: Garbage Matte TRT:02:20 21.6: Travel Matte TRT:02:32 22: Media Manager TRT:04:47 23.1: Outputting Introduction TRT:00:18 23.2: Render and Mixdown TRT:01:11 23.3: Output to Tape TRT:05:10 23.4: Exporting from FCP TRT:03:11 23.5: Sharing TRT:03:21 Conclusion TRT:00:48 Advanced Training for Apple Color with Steve Hullfish & Bob Sliga TRT:04:00:17 Click "Show Lessons" to access chapter previews. 1: Introduction TRT:03:07 2.1: Advanced Discussion: Primary Color Correction TRT:16:48 2.2: Grade Management TRT:14:15 3.1: HSL Qualification and Skin Tones TRT:27:05 3.2: Multiple Secondary HSL TRT:19:14 3.3: Keyframing, Tracking and User Shapes TRT:26:54 4.1: Advanced ColorFX Room TRT:27:04 4.2: Nattress Plugins TRT:08:48 4.3: Primary Out Room TRT:06:30 4.4: Geometry Room TRT:04:55 4.5: Archiving TRT:03:08 5: Interfacing with Final Cut Pro TRT:03:28 6.1: Tangent Devices WAVE Panel TRT:20:42 6.2: Datacolor Spyder Monitor Calibration TRT:20:12 6.3: Tektronix Waveform Monitors and Rasterizers TRT:26:45 6.4: Cine-tal Monitor Setup and Calibration TRT:10:29 7: Conclusion TRT:00:53 Avid® Media Composer® for Final Cut Pro Users with Steve Hullfish TRT:04:25:35 Click "Show Lessons" to access chapter previews. Introduction TRT:02:32 1.1: Media Management TRT:03:15 1.2: Modality TRT:01:33 1.3: Importing the Project Media TRT:01:51 2.1: Starting a Project TRT:02:16 2.2: Interface Overview TRT:03:48 2.3: Intro to User Settings TRT:02:50 2.4: Overview of Settings TRT:07:04 2.5: Keyboard Settings TRT:07:38 2.6: Working with Bins TRT:08:52 2.7: Assembling Shots in a Sequence TRT:04:43 2.8: Working with the Timeline TRT:11:37 2.9: Exploring Timeline Options TRT:13:24 3.1: Ingesting File-Based Media Using AMA TRT:02:21 3.2: Standard Importing TRT:06:43 3.3: Capturing from Tape TRT:05:57 4.1: Trimming Basics TRT:03:53 4.2: Dynamic Trim Techniques TRT:02:31 4.3: Slip and Slide TRT:04:44 4.4: Using Fit-to-Fill TRT:04:01 4.5: Creating Subclips TRT:04:11 4.6: Nesting Sequences TRT:03:34 4.7: Using Locators to Edit TRT:03:55 5.1: Level and Pan Adjustments TRT:05:54 5.2: Audio Tool TRT:01:59 5.3: EQ Tool TRT:03:04 5.4: Audio Plug-ins and Filters TRT:03:31 6.1: Workspaces and Toolsets TRT:05:40 6.2: Import and Export Settings TRT:05:00 7.1: Effects Mode TRT:03:22 7.2: Adding and Removing Effects TRT:04:32 7.3: Saving Effects TRT:01:41 7.4: Effects Parameters TRT:02:15 7.5: Adding Effects on Filler TRT:01:57 7.6: Nesting TRT:03:40 7.7: Rendering TRT:03:22 8.1: Timewarp Effects TRT:04:33 8.2: Stabilizing Shots TRT:03:00 8.3: Intraframe Effects TRT:04:51 8.4: Third-Party Plug-Ins TRT:03:20 9.1: Interface TRT:07:58 9.2: Automatic Color Correction TRT:06:57 9.3: Color Correcting with Hue Offset Wheels TRT:02:56 9.4: Color Correcting with Curves and Sliders TRT:04:00 9.5: Keyframing Color Correction TRT:03:37 10.1: The Digital Cut Tool TRT:06:11 10.2: File-Based Delivery TRT:03:59 10.3: Avid DVD by Sonic® TRT:00:41 10.4: Sorenson Squeeze TRT:00:39 11.1: The Media Tool TRT:05:30 11.2: Consolidate, Transcode and Decompose TRT:07:47 11.3: Attic-Backups TRT:03:48 12.1: Unique Features of Media Composer® TRT:08:24 12.2: Comparing Features TRT:10:03 13.1: Multicam Editing TRT:03:54 13.2: Multicam Demonstration TRT:02:48 13.3: Fine Tuning the Edit TRT:03:37 14.1: ScriptSync® TRT:05:17 14.2: Editing from a Lined Script TRT:01:30 Conclusion TRT:01:05 Basic Training for Adobe® CS4 Production Premium with Tim Kolb TRT:03:54:56 Click "Show Lessons" to access chapter previews. Introduction TRT:01:06 1. On Location™ TRT:28:28 2. Soundbooth® and Premiere Pro® TRT:51:26 3. Illustrator® TRT:14:38 4. Photoshop® TRT:16:32 5. After Effects® TRT:26:55 6. Encore® TRT:22:04 7. Flash® TRT:13:41 8. Metadata TRT:12:28 9. Media Encoder TRT:12:28 10. 3D in Photoshop® and After Effects® TRT:09:49 11. Bridge TRT:07:28 12. Dynamic Link TRT:09:42 13. Device Central TRT:07:28 Conclusion TRT:00:43 Basic Training for Apple Color with Steve Hullfish & Bob Sliga TRT:04:17:23 Click "Show Lessons" to access chapter previews. 1.1: Introduction to Apple Color TRT:10:26 1.2: Training Overview TRT:04:38 1.3: The Interface TRT:19:36 2.1: The Primary Room, Part 1 TRT:15:40 2.2: The Primary Room, Part 2 TRT:19:44 2.3: Software Scopes Overview TRT:15:01 2.4: Tektronix Waveform Monitors and Rasterizers TRT:18:11 3.1: Secondary Room Overview TRT:02:49 3.2: Vignettes TRT:09:53 3.3: HSL Qualification TRT:10:55 3.4: Using Multiple Secondaries TRT:07:00 4.1: The ColorFX Room TRT:12:14 4.2: The Geometry Room TRT:03:26 4.3: The Primary Out Room TRT:03:03 4.4: Still Store TRT:05:20 4.5: The Setup Room TRT:25:35 4.6: Rendering TRT:04:35 5: Interfacing with Final Cut Pro TRT:13:43 6.1: Tangent Wave Panel TRT:13:29 6.2: Color Hardware Considerations TRT:02:24 6.3: Room Setup and External Equipment TRT:03:49 6.4: Datacolor Spyder Monitor Calibration TRT:20:12 6.5: Cine-tal Monitor Setup and Calibration TRT:10:29 6.6: Advanced Color Training TRT:04:27 Conclusion TRT:00:44 Basic Training for Final Cut Studio with Tom Wolsky TRT:03:59:25 Click "Show Lessons" to access chapter previews. Introduction TRT:00:51 1: Optimizing Your System TRT:04:41 2.1: Final Cut Pro Introduction TRT:02:21 2.2: Interface TRT:02:59 2.3: Settings and Preferences TRT:03:30 2.4: Ingesting TRT:09:37 2.5: Browser TRT:02:52 2.6: Editing in the Viewer TRT:09:06 2.7: Trimming TRT:03:44 2.8: Adding B-roll TRT:07:22 2.9: Transitions TRT:01:42 2.10: Animation TRT:07:33 2.11: Filters TRT:08:38 2.12: Text TRT:08:57 2.13: Motion Templates TRT:04:34 2.14: Speed TRT:05:19 2.15: Audio TRT:09:35 2.16: Outputting TRT:06:15 3.1: Color Introduction TRT:00:32 3.2: The Interface TRT:06:19 3.3: Primary Room TRT:04:20 3.4: Secondary Room TRT:03:45 3.5: Additional Primary Correction TRT:03:01 3.6: Addiitonal Secondary Correction TRT:05:58 3.7: Render Queue TRT:02:47 4.1: Soundtrack Pro Introduction TRT:00:22 4.2: Audio File Project Interface TRT:05:39 4.3: Multitrack Project Interface TRT:04:00 4.4: Tracks Pane TRT:03:57 4.5: Fades and Levels TRT:02:47 4.6: Effects TRT:03:15 4.7: Mixing TRT:05:04 4.8: Exporting TRT:02:12 5.1: Motion Introduction TRT:00:20 5.2: The Interface TRT:03:59 5.3: Text TRT:05:20 5.4: Behaviors TRT:05:53 5.5: Filters TRT:07:19 5.6: Replicator TRT:02:49 5.7: Particles TRT:03:25 5.8: Drawing Tools TRT:05:30 5.9: 3D Space TRT:02:59 5.10: Camera Controls TRT:05:50 5.11: Lights TRT:02:35 6.1: Compressor Introduction TRT:00:15 6.2: Interface TRT:03:07 6.3: Templates TRT:02:21 6.4: Settings TRT:04:21 6.5: Batch Window TRT:02:26 6.6: Droplets TRT:01:42 7.1: DVD Studio Pro Introduction TRT:00:15 7.2: Interface TRT:04:20 7.3: Assets TRT:02:01 7.4: Customizing Templates TRT:06:21 7.5: Creating Links TRT:05:40 7.6: Slideshows TRT:05:20 7.7: Encoding and Output TRT:00:55 Conclusion TRT:00:48 Basic Training for Mac OS X Snow Leopard with Tom Wolsky TRT:01:43:15 Click "Show Lessons" to access chapter previews. Introduction TRT:01:43 1: The Desktop TRT:14:12 2: The Dock TRT:07:09 3: Apple Menu TRT:14:11 4: Applications TRT:14:02 5: Time Machine TRT:03:26 6: Spaces TRT:05:04 7: Mail TRT:08:04 8: iCal TRT:05:25 9: iChat TRT:06:54 10: Safari TRT:08:48 11: Preview TRT:06:24 12: iTunes TRT:04:48 13: Boot Camp TRT:02:37 Conclusion TRT:00:28 Complete Training for Adobe Premiere Pro CS4 with Tim Kolb TRT:08:27:47 Click "Show Lessons" to access chapter previews. Introduction TRT:01:27 On Location | 1.1: Monitor Calibration TRT:03:14 On Location | 1.2: Diagnostic Displays TRT:06:45 On Location | 1.3: Overlay Window TRT:09:08 On Location | 1.4: Preferences TRT:04:38 On Location | 1.5: Shot List Window TRT:04:21 Starting a Project | 2.1: Launching Premiere Pro TRT:16:27 Starting a Project | 2.2: Preferences and Interface TRT:14:31 Starting a Project | 2.3: Ingest from Tape TRT:07:12 Starting a Project | 2.4: Import Media TRT:07:42 Organizing Media | 3.1: Preferences TRT:06:35 Organizing Media | 3.2: Interface TRT:01:00 Organizing Media | 3.3: Metadata TRT:07:00 Organizing Media | 3.4: Project Panel TRT:10:14 Organizing Media | 3.5: Bins TRT:04:07 Organizing Media | 3.6: Media Browser TRT:03:43 Sequences | 4.1: Preferences TRT:05:06 Sequences | 4.2: Interface TRT:02:53 Sequences | 4.3: Creating a Sequence TRT:11:57 Sequences | 4.4: Sequences with Multiple Settings TRT:03:42 Sequences | 4.5: Tracks TRT:26:10 Sequences | 4.6: Audio Units TRT:04:18 Editing | 5.1: Preferences TRT:07:42 Editing | 5.2: Interface TRT:06:42 Editing | 5.3: Editing Basics TRT:10:28 Editing | 5.4: Tools TRT:14:54 Editing | 5.5: Timeline Navigation TRT:09:14 Editing | 5.6: Transitions TRT:09:28 Editing | 5.7: Multi-cam Editing TRT:13:30 Effects | 6.1: Interface TRT:05:43 Effects | 6.2: Video Effects Folder TRT:03:09 Effects | 6.3: Placing an Effect TRT:01:32 Effects | 6.4: Control Panel - Visual TRT:13:02 Effects | 6.5: Control Panel - Intrinsic TRT:07:55 Audio | 7.1: Preferences TRT:06:41 Audio | 7.2: Interface TRT:06:21 Audio | 7.3: Audio Mixer TRT:16:43 Audio | 7.4: Audio on the Timeline TRT:06:11 Audio | 7.5: Audio Tracks TRT:09:19 Audio | 7.6: Audio Effects TRT:05:16 Audio | 7.7: Mixing Basics TRT:11:28 Creating Titles | 8.1: Preferences TRT:03:10 Creating Titles | 8.2: Interface TRT:03:46 Creating Titles | 8.3: Creating a Text Document TRT:01:45 Creating Titles | 8.4: Type Attributes TRT:26:50 Creating Titles | 8.5: Templates TRT:08:09 Creating Titles | 8.6: Creating a Roll TRT:06:47 Creating Titles | 8.7: Creating a Crawl TRT:05:13 Output | 9.1: Project Manager / AAF TRT:13:46 Output | 9.2: Media Encoder Settings TRT:15:38 Output | 9.3: Batch Encoding TRT:08:56 Output | 9.4: Sequences and Composition Encodes TRT:03:18 Output | 9.5: Export to Tape TRT:03:19 Encore DVD | 10.1: Project Settings TRT:06:53 Encore DVD | 10.2: Interface TRT:09:41 Encore DVD | 10.3: Importing Assets TRT:08:44 Encore DVD | 10.4: Editing a Menu TRT:08:10 Encore DVD | 10.5: Structure Setup TRT:06:14 Encore DVD | 10.6: Output Format - DVD TRT:15:57 Encore DVD | 10.7: Output Format - Blu-ray Disc TRT:05:53 Encore DVD | 10.8: Output Format - Flash TRT:06:53 11: Dynamic Link TRT:10:42 Conclusion TRT:00:35 Complete Training for Adobe® Dreamweaver® CS5 and CS5.5 with Sue Jenkins TRT:06:09:15 Click "Show Lessons" to access chapter previews. Introduction TRT:01:48 1. Getting Started TRT:28:46 2. Managing a Site TRT:13:56 3. Creating Pages TRT:23:29 4.1. Making a Basic Web Page | Introduction TRT:00:20 4.2. Making a Basic Web Page | Part One TRT:36:00 4.3. Making a Basic Web Page | Part Two TRT:17:20 5. Understanding Cascading Style Sheets TRT:30:26 6. Working with Layers TRT:20:42 7. Building Navigation Menus TRT:27:26 8. Templates, Library Items and SSIs TRT:15:06 9. Rollover Buttons, Image Maps and Media Files TRT:21:45 10. Creating Forms TRT:25:45 11. Behaviors, Snippets, History Panel, and Spry Widgets TRT:26:37 12. Testing and Validation TRT:12:22 13. Code Cleanup TRT:30:15 14. Publishing Your Site TRT:14:22 15. Helpful Online Resources TRT:13:56 16. Using Lunarpages Web Hosting TRT:08:12 Conclusion TRT:00:42 Complete Training for Adobe® Photoshop® CS5 and CS5.5 with Sue Jenkins TRT:06:54:29 Click "Show Lessons" to access chapter previews. Introduction TRT:2:01 1.1: Photoshop Overview | Introduction TRT:0:23 1.2: Photoshop Overview | Workspace Overview TRT:18:30 1.3: Photoshop Overview | Working with Documents TRT:24:33 1.4: Photoshop Overview | Using the Layers Panel Effectively TRT:16:37 1.5: Photoshop Overview | The History and Actions Panels TRT:11:48 2.1: Photoshop Tools | Introduction TRT:0:24 2.2: Photoshop Tools | Selection Tools TRT:24:15 2.3: Photoshop Tools | Transformation Tools TRT:6:44 2.4: Photoshop Tools | Paint Tools TRT:13:41 2.5: Photoshop Tools | Retouching Tools TRT:9:22 2.6: Photoshop Tools | Text Tools TRT:24:36 2.7: Photoshop Tools | Pen Tools TRT:25:27 3.1: Styles, Adjustment Layers & Layer Masks | Introduction TRT:0:27 3.2: Styles, Adjustment Layers & Layer Masks | Special Effects with Styles TRT:13:41 3.3: Styles, Adjustment Layers & Layer Masks | Color, Gradient, and Pattern Adjustment Layers TRT:11:02 3.4: Styles, Adjustment Layers & Layer Masks | Tonal Correction Adjustment Layers TRT:14:13 3.5: Styles, Adjustment Layers & Layer Masks | Layer Masks TRT:6:30 4.1: Web Graphics | Introduction TRT:0:38 4.2: Web Graphics | Creating Web Layouts TRT:10:33 4.3: Web Graphics | Optimizing Graphics for the Web TRT:31:19 4.4: Web Graphics | Using the Animation Palette TRT:11:48 4.5: Web Graphics | Favicons, Seamless Tiles, Batching, and Zoomify TRT:16:21 5.1: Retouching Techniques | Introduction TRT:0:29 5.2: Retouching Techniques | Photo Retouching TRT:16:54 5.3: Retouching Techniques | Beauty Retouching with Liquify TRT:4:02 5.4: Retouching Techniques | Photo Restoration TRT:10:08 6.1: Editorial Techniques | Introduction TRT:0:32 6.2: Editorial Techniques | Editorial Layout TRT:12:05 6.3: Editorial Techniques | Photo Compositing TRT:8:18 6.4: Editorial Techniques | Tilt-Shift Effect TRT:4:17 6.5: Editorial Techniques | 3D Effects TRT:12:27 6.6: Editorial Techniques | Image Distressing TRT:8:01 7.1: Special Techniques | Introduction TRT:0:23 7.2: Special Techniques | Paste Into TRT:2:53 7.3: Special Techniques | Content-aware Scaling TRT:3:05 7.4: Special Techniques | Content-aware Fill TRT:5:14 7.5: Special Techniques | Puppet Warp TRT:4:20 7.6: Special Techniques | Warp Tool TRT:1:31 7.7: Special Techniques | Filter Gallery TRT:6:47 7.8: Special Techniques | Faux HDR TRT:5:21 7.9: Special Techniques | Lens Correction TRT:3:22 7.10: Special Techniques | Vanishing Point TRT:5:50 7.11: Special Techniques | Creating Panoramas TRT:2:45 Conclusion TRT:0:52 Complete Training for Adobe® Premiere® Pro CS5 with Tim Kolb TRT:08:27:31 Click "Show Lessons" to access chapter previews. Introduction TRT:01:12 1.1: Adobe OnLocation | Monitor Window TRT:06:37 1.2: Adobe OnLocation | Preferences TRT:05:51 1.3: Adobe OnLocation | Scopes TRT:09:41 1.4: Adobe OnLocation | Story Workflow TRT:08:05 2.1: Launching Adobe Premiere Pro | Starting a New Project TRT:09:11 2.2: Launching Adobe Premiere Pro | Importing Media TRT:16:58 2.3: Launching Adobe Premiere Pro | Organizing Your Media TRT:07:41 3.1: Editing | Sequences TRT:19:32 3.2: Editing | Moving Media to the Sequence TRT:14:20 3.3: Editing | Working on the Timeline TRT:23:15 3.4: Editing | Sequence Clip Menu TRT:29:59 3.5: Editing | Multicam Editing TRT:05:52 3.6: Editing | Transitions TRT:10:08 3.7: Editing | Effects TRT:23:09 4.1: Audio | Audio Fundamentals TRT:03:47 4.2: Audio | The Mixer TRT:14:58 4.3: Audio | Audio in the Timeline TRT:02:19 4.4: Audio | Audio Effects TRT:02:50 4.5: Audio | Clip Audio and Effect Controls TRT:06:11 5.1: Creating Titles | The Title Designer Interface TRT:06:17 5.2: Creating Titles | Fonts, Styles and Attributes TRT:14:39 5.3: Creating Titles | Tools and Functions TRT:11:44 5.4: Creating Titles | Style Library TRT:07:01 5.5: Creating Titles | Roll and Crawl Creation TRT:15:04 5.6: Creating Titles | Templates TRT:02:33 6.1: Output | Project Manager TRT:10:53 6.2: Output | Adobe Media Encoder TRT:28:02 6.3: Output | Export to Another NLE TRT:05:47 6.4: Output | Export to Tape TRT:06:45 7: Adobe Premiere Pro Preferences TRT:25:39 8.1: New Features | Mercury Playback Engine TRT:10:27 8.2: New Features | Editing in Native Formats TRT:05:33 8.3: New Features | Red R3D Workflow TRT:06:54 8.4: New Features | Ultra Keyer TRT:05:34 9.1: Adobe Encore | Project Settings TRT:05:07 9.2: Adobe Encore | Importing Assets TRT:04:29 9.3: Adobe Encore | Creating a Menu TRT:06:09 9.4: Adobe Encore | Structure Setup TRT:21:12 9.5: Adobe Encore | Output Format: DVD TRT:13:13 9.6: Adobe Encore | Output Format: Blu-ray Disc TRT:08:40 9.7: Adobe Encore | Output Format: Flash TRT:06:17 10: Adobe Bridge TRT:08:47 11: Featured Partner - Nvidia TRT:12:41 12: Featured Partner - AJA TRT:25:33 13: Featured Partner - Boris FX TRT:09:58 Conclusion TRT:00:57 Complete Training for Avid Studio with Paul Holtz TRT:06:46:44 Click "Show Lessons" to access chapter previews. 1. Installation TRT:7:50 2.1 Watchfolders Introduction TRT:0:23 2.2 Load Project Files TRT:2:50 2.3 Watchfolder Set-Up TRT:4:30 3. Creating a SmartMovie TRT:16:27 4.1 Avid Studio Interface Overview Introduction TRT:0:19 4.2 Pull-Down Menus TRT:13:57 4.3 Studio User Interface TRT:9:42 4.4 Export from Library TRT:2:14 4.5 Photo Corrections in Library TRT:2:21 5.1 Importing Media Introduction TRT:0:34 5.2 Tape Cameras TRT:7:08 5.3 File Based Devices and Photo Cameras TRT:4:01 5.4 DVD and Blu-ray Discs TRT:2:25 5.5 My Computer TRT:3:10 5.6 Scan for Media TRT:1:16 5.7 Snapshot TRT:3:49 5.8 Analog Devices TRT:4:42 6.1 The Library - A Deeper Look - Introduction TRT:0:31 6.2 Organizing Assets TRT:2:00 6.3 Quick-Import TRT:1:46 6.4 Collections TRT:3:51 6.5 Creating Tabs TRT:1:49 6.6 Managing Assets TRT:5:37 6.7 Right-Click Options TRT:4:08 7.1 Basic Editing Introduction TRT:0:22 7.2 Editing Overvie TRT:13:03 7.3 Bucket List Photo Montage TRT:11:33 7.4 Basic Audio TRT:3:31 7.5 Using Titles TRT:3:46 7.6 Pan and Scan Basics TRT:8:34 7.7 Using Effects TRT:4:37 7.8 Accessing Corrections TRT:3:12 8.1 Title Editor Introduction TRT:0:23 8.2 Static Titles and Attributes TRT:9:50 8.3 Motion Titles TRT:11:06 9. Montage TRT:12:02 10.1 Audio Editing Introduction TRT:0:33 10.2 Recording Voice-Over TRT:3:42 10.3 Sound Effects TRT:2:40 10.4 Audio Corrections and Effects TRT:5:48 10.5 Surround Sound TRT:0:07 11.1 Advanced Editing Introduction TRT:0:24 11.2 Finishing the Bucket List Edit TRT:12:33 11.3 BMX Adventure Edit TRT:7:46 11.4 Modes Options TRT:3:36 11.5 Trimming TRT:14:24 11.6 Send to Timeline TRT:3:44 11.7 Effects Editor TRT:4:34 11.8 Title Track Mattes TRT:4:40 11.9 Sound Effects TRT:10:16 11.10 Slow Motion TRT:8:22 12.1 Disc Authoring Introduction TRT:0:28 12.2 Export to Disc – No Menu TRT:4:16 12.3 Adding a Main Menu TRT:5:17 12.4 Adding a Scene Selection Menu TRT:5:55 12.5 Editing a Menu TRT:4:33 12.6 Burning a Disk TRT:5:15 13. Advanced Disc Tips TRT:5:05 14.1 Exporting to Modern Formats and Devices Introduction TRT:0:29 14.2 Web and YouTube TRT:2:09 14.3 Modern File Formats TRT:10:07 15.1 Red Giant Plug-Ins Introduction TRT:0:39 15.2 Knoll Light Factory TRT:10:59 15.3 Magic Bullet Looks TRT:6:22 15.4 Particular TRT:5:49 15.5 Shine TRT:3:20 15.6 ToonIt TRT:3:10 15.7 3D Stroke TRT:2:50 16.1 Professional Tips Introduction TRT:0:46 16.2 Additional Trimming Techniques TRT:4:14 16.3 Picture-in-Picture TRT:7:28 16.4 Crawls and Rolls TRT:5:04 16.5 HoltzFX TRT:8:47 16.6 Image Stabilization TRT:4:36 16.7 Creating Graphical Wipes TRT:13:15 16.8 Stop Motion Animation TRT:7:30 16.9 Chroma Key TRT:5:53 Complete Training for Episode and Episode Pro with Nate Caplin TRT:05:39:32 Click "Show Lessons" to access chapter previews. Introduction TRT:00:57 1.0: User Interface TRT:35:19 1.1: Intro and Tour TRT:07:29 1.2: Compression Settings TRT:10:43 1.3: Job Batch TRT:05:00 1.4: Preview Window TRT:08:44 1.5: Watch Folders TRT:04:24 2.0: Filters In-Depth TRT:01:06:22 2.1: Why Filters Matter TRT:06:20 2.2: Deinterlace Filter TRT:10:08 2.3: Resize TRT:07:30 2.4: Contrast, Gamma & HSV Filters TRT:06:34 2.5: Frame Rate TRT:15:02 2.6: Other Video Filters TRT:12:28 2.7: Audio Filters TRT:09:01 3.0: Compression Settings: Web | Introduction TRT:01:50 3.1: Compression Settings: H.264 TRT:17:31 3.2: Compression Settings: Flash TRT:29:01 3.3: Compression Settings: Windows Media TRT:14:22 4.0: Compression Settings: Mobile & Devices | Introduction TRT:00:30 4.1: Compression Settings: iPod, iPhone & AppleTV TRT:22:19 4.2: Compression Settings: Sony PSP TRT:12:01 4.3: Compression Settings: 3GPP Mobile TRT:05:43 5.0: Compression Settings: Disc Authoring | Introduction TRT:00:56 5.1: Compression Settings: DVD-Video TRT:10:26 5.2: Compression Settings: Blu-ray Disc TRT:07:09 6.0: Compression Settings: Editing & Standards Conversion TRT:11:06 Conclusion TRT:00:37 Complete Training for eyeon Fusion 6 with David Lombardi TRT:03:04:59 Click "Show Lessons" to access chapter previews. Introduction TRT:00:59 1: The Interface TRT:15:07 2: Fusion Basics TRT:32:38 3: Masks TRT:27:09 4: Tracking TRT:24:55 5: Arranging the Project TRT:06:20 6: Connecting Values TRT:20:24 7: Particle Generator TRT:20:35 8: Keying TRT:20:10 9: 3D Basics TRT:16:02 Conclusion TRT:00:40 Complete Training for GenArts Sapphire with Todd Prives TRT:05:15:55 Click "Show Lessons" to access chapter previews. Introduction TRT:01:31 1: Installing the Software TRT:06:08 2: Interface Overview TRT:10:39 3.1: Glow and ZGlow TRT:16:34 3.2: Rays TRT:09:47 3.3: EdgeRays TRT:09:19 3.4: LensFlare TRT:12:50 3.5: Glint TRT:11:01 3.6: Light3D TRT:09:07 4.1: Cartoon and AutoPaint TRT:11:39 4.2: FilmEffect TRT:05:10 4.3: FilmDamage and Vignette TRT:11:01 4.4: TileScramble TRT:03:57 5.1: BlurMotion TRT:09:53 5.2: Deband TRT:06:50 5.3: RackDefocus and ZDefocus TRT:17:20 5.4: Convolve TRT:05:12 5.5: Distort TRT:14:52 5.6 WarpPerspective TRT:06:01 5.7: Layer TRT:05:33 5.8: WarpVortex TRT:03:39 6.1: Zap, ZapTo and ZapFrom TRT:11:11 6.2: TextureFlux TRT:09:01 6.3: FeedbackBubble TRT:04:04 6.4: TimeWarpRGB, TimeAverage and Motion Detect TRT:04:17 6.5: Transitions TRT:13:07 7.1: After Effects Project "Project Mass" TRT:23:48 7.2: After Effects Project "It's Time" TRT:13:24 7.3: After Effects Project "PM Logo" TRT:13:28 7.4: Sapphire in Apple Final Cut Pro TRT:34:51 Conclusion TRT:00:41 Complete Training for Pinnacle Studio 14 and 15 with Paul Holtz TRT:07:24:44 Click "Show Lessons" to access chapter previews. Introduction TRT:02:04 1: Installation TRT:11:47 2: Comparing Studio Products TRT:04:03 3: Smart Movie TRT:11:59 4: Studio Interface Overview Introduction TRT:00:16 4.1: The Help Menu TRT:07:00 4.2: Import, Edit and Export TRT:18:01 5: Importing Video Assets Introduction TRT:00:34 5.1: Importing from DV or HDV Cameras TRT:20:04 5.2: Importing from a VHS Player TRT:12:44 5.3: Importing from a DVD TRT:04:22 5.4: Importing a Snapshot TRT:03:29 5.5: Importing from Other Devices TRT:08:29 6: Basic Editing Overview Introduction TRT:00:33 6.1: Project Preferences TRT:14:10 6.2: Basic Editing TRT:28:05 6.3: Create a Photo Montage TRT:18:55 7: Editing Text Introduction TRT:00:53 7.1: Classic Titler TRT:37:23 7.2: Motion Titler TRT:19:51 7.3: Creating DVD Menus TRT:15:02 8: Audio Editing Introduction TRT:18:29 8.1: Audio Tool Box TRT:04:30 8.2: Recording Voice-Overs TRT:04:30 8.3: Importing Audio from a CD TRT:02:47 8.4: Sound Effects TRT:03:23 9: Advanced Editing Introduction TRT:00:39 9.1: Montage Themes TRT:14:17 9.2: Advanced Editing Techniques TRT:08:15 9.3: Chroma Key TRT:08:49 9.4: Creating an Animated Wipe TRT:04:17 9.5: The Final Edit TRT:33:37 9.6: Authoring DVD Menus TRT:13:14 10: Make Movie Introduction TRT:00:27 10.1: Make Movie: Disc TRT:06:46 10.2: Make Movie: File TRT:14:50 10.3: Make Movie: Tape TRT:03:13 10.4: Make Movie: Web TRT:02:11 11: Useful Tips and Tricks Introduction TRT:00:25 11.1: HD Clips TRT:04:20 11.2: Object Wipes TRT:07:59 11.3: Stop Motion TRT:16:38 11.4: Lower Thirds/Sports Card TRT:17:15 11.5: Avid Fluid Stabilizer TRT:03:28 Conclusion TRT:01:03 What's New in Pinnacle Studio 15 TRT:9:38 Complete Training for Trapcode Particular 2 with Harry J. Frank TRT:06:16:24 Click "Show Lessons" to access chapter previews. Introduction TRT:00:43 1: Quick Tips TRT:02:49 2: Interface Overview of Emmiters and Particles (Intro) TRT:00:19 2.2: Emitter Section TRT:27:03 2.3: Particle Section TRT:11:40 3: Basics of Particular TRT:14:15 4: Basic Emitter Controls and Custom Particles TRT:29:46 5.1: Box Emitters and Large Area Particle Effects (Intro) TRT:00:22 5.2: Box Emitters TRT:16:34 5.3: Large Area Particle Effects TRT:24:04 6: Particle Shading TRT:22:53 7: Background Design TRT:11:50 8: Layer Grid Emitters TRT:21:40 9.1: Aux System: Part 1 TRT:28:48 9.2: Aux System: Part 2 TRT:14:10 10.1: Complex Explosions: Part 1 TRT:30:32 10.2: Complex Explosions: Part 2 TRT:16:04 11: 3D Fractal Fields TRT:19:05 12: 3D Integration and Particle Orientation TRT:18:41 13.1: Bonus Lessons Introduction TRT:0:22 13.2: Creating a Music to Light Effect TRT:31:57 13.3: Creating a Crowd Scene TRT:32:16 Conclusion TRT:00:31 Fundamentals of Adobe Photoshop Elements 7 with Sue Jenkins TRT:03:51:56 Click "Show Lessons" to access chapter previews. Introduction TRT:01:57 1.1: Workspace Overview TRT:03:09 2.1: The Organizer Overview TRT:08:28 2.2: Importing Images TRT:07:41 2.3: Organizing Your Photos TRT:22:46 2.4: Printing Your Work TRT:10:47 2.5: Sharing Your Work Online TRT:07:51 3.1: The Editor Overview TRT:06:33 3.2: Working with Documents TRT:32:51 3.3: Using the QuickFix and Guided Edit Tools TRT:09:57 3.4: Making Selections TRT:19:03 3.5: Text, Painting & Shapes TRT:33:35 3.6: Repairing and Retouching Photos TRT:19:17 3.7: SmartBrush, Effects Palette and Adjustment Layers TRT:20:35 4.1: Straighten, Crop and Rotate Images TRT:05:52 4.2: Photo Compositing TRT:07:40 4.3: Scene Cleaner TRT:06:17 4.4: Creating a Panorama TRT:06:54 Conclusion TRT:00:43 Fundamentals of Adobe Premiere Elements 7 with Tim Kolb TRT:03:14:15 Click "Show Lessons" to access chapter previews. Introduction TRT:00:47 1: Setting up a Project TRT:09:30 2: Bringing in Media TRT:15:08 3: Organizing Media TRT:21:43 4: Editing TRT:44:50 5: Effects TRT:18:38 6: Transitions TRT:09:35 7: Titling TRT:16:46 8: Audio TRT:19:56 9: Instant Movie TRT:11:34 10: Output TRT:25:06 Conclusion TRT:00:42 Getting Started with Adobe CS5 and 5.5 Production Premium with Tim Kolb TRT:05:48:07 Click "Show Lessons" to access chapter previews. Introduction TRT:01:31 1: Adobe® OnLocation™ TRT:29:38 2: Adobe® Bridge TRT:18:33 3: Adobe® Illustrator® TRT:09:44 4: Adobe® Photoshop® TRT:14:40 5.1: Adobe® Premiere® Pro | Interface and Preferences TRT:21:55 5.2: Adobe® Premiere® Pro | Basic Editing TRT:33:46 6: Adobe® Soundbooth® TRT:23:58 7: Adobe® After Effects® TRT:31:03 8: Adobe® Encore® TRT:24:42 9: Adobe® Flash® Catalyst™ TRT:29:41 10: Adobe® Media Encoder TRT:12:24 11: Adobe® Device Central TRT:08:27 12: Adobe® Dynamic Link TRT:15:50 13: Featured Partner - AJA TRT:25:34 14: Featured Partner - Boris FX TRT:09:59 15: Featured Partner - Nvidia TRT:12:42 16: Featured Partner - ActionBacks TRT:04:26 17: Featured Partner - Tiffen TRT:18:03 Conclusion TRT:01:31 Windows 7 Made Easy with Dan Gookin TRT:05:17:23 This tutorial consists of 6 parts: Part I: Windows 7, Orientation and Review Part II: Working in Windows Part III: Disks, Folders, and Files Part IV: Networking and the Internet Part V: Tweaking and Tuning Part VI: Life in the Digital Century Click "Show Lessons" to access chapter previews. Introduction TRT:00:42 1.1: Hello, Windows! TRT:04:53 1.2: Quitting Windows TRT:03:12 1.3: Running Your Programs TRT:12:10 1.4: Saving Your Stuff TRT:12:29 1.5: Opening Documents TRT:07:47 1.6: Printing TRT:09:56 1.7: Getting Help TRT:06:39 2.1: First Stop, the Desktop TRT:12:36 2.2: Other Ways to Run Programs TRT:08:26 2.3: Doing Several Things at Once TRT:08:37 2.4: Sharing Information with Cut and Paste TRT:06:49 2.5: Installing Software TRT:08:27 3.1: Computer Storage TRT:10:20 3.2: Windows Explorer TRT:06:19 3.3: Exploring Folders TRT:09:28 3.4: Working with Folders TRT:09:07 3.5: Working with Files TRT:16:17 3.6: Searching for Files TRT:06:57 3.7: Organizing with Libraries TRT:07:31 3.8: Folder Management TRT:07:32 3.9: Burning a CD or DVD TRT:09:02 3.10: Backup TRT:09:01 4.1: Checking out the Network TRT:10:37 4.2: Out on the Internet TRT:16:08 4.3: E-mail TRT:09:11 4.4: Internet Security TRT:08:57 5.1: The Control Panel TRT:10:04 5.2: The Taskbar TRT:11:01 5.3: Setting up the Screen TRT:11:58 5.4: Working with Gadgets TRT:06:06 5.5: Computer Security TRT:09:48 6.1: Windows Media Player TRT:08:20 6.2: Digital Photography TRT:10:39 6.3: Parental Controls TRT:09:22 Conclusion TRT:00:55 Advanced Audio Mixing Techniques in Soundtrack Pro-with Larry Jordan TRT:00:58:51 Advanced Audio Mixing Techniques in Soundtrack Pro TRT:58:51 Advanced Audio Techniques in Soundtrack Pro-with Larry Jordan TRT:00:55:50 Advanced Audio Techniques in Soundtrack Pro TRT:55:50 Advanced Motion: Create a DVD Motion Menu Using Apple Motion-with Larry Jordan TRT:01:04:23 Advanced Motion: Create a DVD Motion Menu Using Apple Motion TRT:01:04:23 An Overview of Stereoscopic 3D in Final Cut Pro-with Larry Jordan TRT:00:55:36 An Overview of Stereoscopic 3D in Final Cut Pro TRT:55:36 Archiving Your Final Cut Pro Projects-with Larry Jordan TRT:00:50:40 Archiving Your Final Cut Pro Projects TRT:50:40 Automate Video Compression for the Web-with Larry Jordan TRT:01:03:30 Automate Video Compression for the Web TRT:01:03:30 Avoid Dropped Frames – Match Your Storage to Your Video Media-with Larry Jordan TRT:00:43:33 Avoid Dropped Frames – Match Your Storage to Your Video Media TRT:43:33 Color-Correct Using Video Scopes in Final Cut Pro-with Larry Jordan TRT:01:06:36 Color-Correct Using Video Scopes in Final Cut Pro TRT:01:06:36 Create a Blu-ray Disc for HD Video-with Larry Jordan TRT:00:51:23 Create a Blu-ray Disc for HD Video TRT:51:23 Create Great Effects Inside Final Cut Pro-with Larry Jordan TRT:00:59:55 Create Great Effects Inside Final Cut Pro TRT:59:55 Creating a Successful Webinar-with Larry Jordan TRT:00:47:08 Creating a Successful Webinar TRT:47:08 Creating a Tapeless Video Workflow in Final Cut Pro-with Larry Jordan TRT:00:49:39 Creating a Tapeless Video Workflow in Final Cut Pro TRT:49:39 Creating Killer Titles in Final Cut Pro-with Larry Jordan TRT:01:00:07 Creating Killer Titles in Final Cut Pro TRT:01:00:07 Discover the Power of 3D in Motion (OR Unlock the Power of 3D Space in Motion)-with Larry Jordan TRT:00:55:52 Discover the Power of 3D in Motion (OR Unlock the Power of 3D Space in Motion) TRT:55:52 Edit and Trim Faster in Final Cut Pro-with Larry Jordan TRT:01:05:02 Edit and Trim Faster in Final Cut Pro TRT:01:05:02 Final Cut Pro Workflow and Media Management-with Larry Jordan TRT:00:56:51 Final Cut Pro Workflow and Media Management TRT:56:51 From High-Def Video to Standard-Def DVD-with Larry Jordan TRT:00:55:49 From High-Def Video to Standard-Def DVD TRT:55:49 Improve Your Audio Using Soundtrack Pro-with Larry Jordan TRT:00:57:50 Improve Your Audio Using Soundtrack Pro TRT:57:50 Killer Keys - Creating Great Chroma Keys in Final Cut Pro-with Larry Jordan TRT:00:59:53 Killer Keys - Creating Great Chroma Keys in Final Cut Pro TRT:59:53 Make Multiclip Magic in Final Cut Pro-with Larry Jordan TRT:00:56:25 Make Multiclip Magic in Final Cut Pro TRT:56:25 Make Your Video Images Look More Like Film-with Larry Jordan TRT:00:42:49 Make Your Video Images Look More Like Film TRT:42:49 Make Your Still Images Look Great-with Larry Jordan TRT:00:50:05 Make Your Still Images Look Great TRT:50:05 Managing Projects with Multiple Video Formats-with Larry Jordan TRT:00:50:58 Managing Projects with Multiple Video Formats TRT:50:58 Master Motion - Even If Motion Graphics Scare You-with Larry Jordan TRT:01:07:03 Master Motion - Even If Motion Graphics Scare You TRT:01:07:03 Particles, Paint Strokes, and Replicators in Motion-with Larry Jordan TRT:00:59:30 Particles, Paint Strokes, and Replicators in Motion TRT:59:30 Scripting in DVD Studio Pro-with Larry Jordan TRT:00:50:51 Scripting in DVD Studio Pro TRT:50:51 Secrets of the Motion Tab in Final Cut Pro-with Larry Jordan TRT:01:02:37 Secrets of the Motion Tab in Final Cut Pro TRT:01:02:37 Set-up, Optimize, and Trouble-shoot Final Cut Pro-with Larry Jordan TRT:01:00:03 Set-up, Optimize, and Trouble-shoot Final Cut Pro TRT:01:00:03 Something Very, Very Close to Magic-with Larry Jordan TRT:01:01:08 Something Very, Very Close to Magic TRT:01:01:08 Still Frames and Speed Changes in Final Cut Pro 7-with Larry Jordan TRT:00:47:05 Still Frames and Speed Changes in Final Cut Pro 7 TRT:47:05 Use Composite Modes to Create Better Effects-with Larry Jordan TRT:00:52:52 Use Composite Modes to Create Better Effects TRT:52:52 Using 3D Cameras, Sets, and Lights in Motion 4-with Larry Jordan TRT:00:57:55 Using 3D Cameras, Sets, and Lights in Motion 4 TRT:57:55 Using Mattes and Masks in Final Cut Pro-with Larry Jordan TRT:00:57:15 Using Mattes and Masks in Final Cut Pro TRT:57:15 Video Compression for the Web-with Larry Jordan TRT:01:12:23 Video Compression for the Web TRT:01:12:23 Video Transcoding Compression Techniques-with Larry Jordan TRT:00:59:44 Video Transcoding Compression Techniques TRT:59:44 What We Know - Now - About Final Cut Pro X-with Larry Jordan TRT:00:42:22 What We Know - Now - About Final Cut Pro X TRT:42:22 Working With Tapeless and DSLR Media-with Larry Jordan TRT:00:59:29 Working With Tapeless and DSLR Media TRT:59:29 After Effects Apprentice 01: Pre-Roll with Chris Meyer TRT:00:27:07 Introduction TRT:0:49 User Interface Overview TRT:4:21 Manipulating and customizing the UI TRT:6:12 Importing sources TRT:3:30 Managing compositions TRT:5:46 Previewing TRT:3:07 Rendering TRT:3:22 After Effects Apprentice 02: Basic Animation with Trish Meyer TRT:01:58:31 Overview TRT:1:28 Creating a new project TRT:3:19 Creating a composition TRT:2:48 Importing sources TRT:5:05 Adding a layer to a comp TRT:2:06 Editing interactively in the Composition panel TRT:3:58 Editing numerically in the Timeline panel TRT:7:09 Animating position TRT:8:32 Adding more layers TRT:3:07 Editing motion paths TRT:4:40 Animating scale, rotation, and opacity TRT:2:40 Arranging layers TRT:3:11 Adding a solid TRT:4:23 Applying effects TRT:5:05 Rendering the final movie TRT:2:58 Idea Corner: Creating variations of the design TRT:9:36 Spatial keyframes TRT:5:38 Hold keyframes TRT:5:29 Common keyframe mistakes TRT:7:27 Auto-keyframe mode TRT:4:39 Action and Title Safe Areas TRT:2:41 Grids and Guides TRT:3:24 Align and Distribute TRT:3:25 Sidebar: Importing layered Photoshop files TRT:7:17 Sidebar: Understanding alpha channels TRT:8:26 After Effects Apprentice 03: Advanced Animation for Beginners with Chris Meyer TRT:02:52:40 Overview TRT:1:35 Keyframe Review TRT:4:40 Keyframe Interpolation, Velocity, and Influence TRT:7:06 Instant Gratification: Auto Bezier TRT:3:05 Instant Gratification: Easy Ease TRT:3:40 Setting the Anchor Point TRT:3:54 Alternate Way to Edit TRT:3:37 Motion Control Moves TRT:6:12 Anchor Point Path TRT:3:11 Navigating the Graph Editor TRT:6:18 Understanding Graph Types TRT:4:59 Editing Values and Timing TRT:4:12 Interpolation in the Graph Editor TRT:6:25 Coordinating Keyframes TRT:6:06 Separate Dimensions TRT:9:59 Motion Sketch TRT:5:18 The Smoother TRT:4:59 Auto Orientation TRT:4:11 Roving Keyframes TRT:9:32 Adjusting Motion Blur TRT:7:38 Enabling Motion Blur TRT:3:51 Slamming Down with Hold Keyframes TRT:7:36 Blinking with Hold Keyframes TRT:1:49 Quizzler Challenges TRT:2:17 Quizzler Solution 1: Bounce + Squish TRT:3:18 Quizzler Solution 2: Perfect Orbit TRT:3:48 Quizzler Solution 3: Overshoot Animations TRT:4:32 Idea Corner 1: Alternative Camera Movements TRT:12:26 Idea Corner 2: Independent Slam TRT:13:40 Sidebar: Work Area Tips & Tricks TRT:5:31 Sidebar: Time Display Format TRT:7:15 After Effects Apprentice 04: Layer Control - Editing, Blending and Effecting with Chris Meyer TRT:02:29:34 Overview TRT:1:08 Stacking and Sliding Layers TRT:5:15 Trimming Layers in the Timeline Panel TRT:5:37 Trimming in the Layer Panel TRT:3:22 Pre-Trimming and Inserting Layers from the Footage Panel TRT:3:11 Slip Editing TRT:5:12 Applying Sequence Layers to Footage TRT:4:36 Using Sequence Layers with Objects TRT:2:05 Example – Sequence Layers and Photographs TRT:2:11 Creating a New Composition Using Sequence Layers TRT:1:26 The Importance of Layer Order TRT:1:11 Looping Footage TRT:3:06 Importing a Sequence of Still Images TRT:4:21 Time Stretch versus Altering Frame Rates TRT:3:14 Frame Blending TRT:6:03 Blending Mode Overview TRT:6:57 Combining Modes and Effects TRT:4:36 Why Apply Effects to Solids TRT:7:02 Using the Effects & Presets Panel TRT:4:54 Applying Presets, including Browsing in Adobe Bridge TRT:5:25 Behaviors TRT:2:52 Creating and Saving Presets TRT:8:14 Importing Photoshop Files with Layer Styles TRT:3:58 Applying Layer Styles inside After Effects TRT:0:00 Using Adjustment Layers TRT:3:08 Adjustment Layers and Alpha Channels TRT:3:05 Filmic Glow Treatment TRT:2:47 Quizzler Challenges TRT:1:08 Quizzler Solution #1: Pyrotechnic Composite TRT:2:59 Quizzler Solution #2: Sequenced Fades TRT:2:19 Idea Corner 1: Adjustment Layer Shapes TRT:1:47 Idea Corner 2: Creating a Traveling Glass Bar TRT:4:03 Idea Corner 3: Creating Sequences from Filmstrips TRT:5:35 Sidebar: Looping Footage by Crossfading TRT:5:10 Sidebar: Effect Point Paths TRT:5:03 Sidebar: Brainstorm TRT:7:10 Sidebar: Pixel Aspect Ratios TRT:9:24 After Effects Apprentice 05: Creating Transparency, Masks, Matts and Stencils with Chris Meyer TRT:02:10:34 Overview TRT:1:07 Creating Basic Mask Shapes TRT:4:59 Advanced Parametric Shapes TRT:3:26 Basic Mask Shape Editing TRT:4:26 Masking in the Layer Panel TRT:1:46 Mask Parameters TRT:3:51 Animating Masks TRT:5:44 Creating Vignettesv TRT:3:41 Masking with the Pen Tool TRT:6:36 Editing the Mask Path TRT:6:11 RotoBezier Masks TRT:4:23 Mask Target for Animation TRT:3:04 First Vertex Point TRT:4:59 Mask Modes TRT:3:49 Mask Opacity Fades TRT:3:47 Targeted Treatments TRT:2:27 Filling Mask Shapes TRT:2:59 Following Mask Paths TRT:5:57 Alpha Mattes TRT:3:40 Grouping Track Matte Pairs TRT:3:32 Luma Mattes TRT:3:44 Animating Mattes TRT:2:02 Stencil Luma TRT:2:56 Stencil Alpha TRT:1:56 Stencils Plus Effects TRT:2:11 Stacking Stencils TRT:2:22 Quizzler Challenges TRT:1:09 Quizzler Solution #1: One Word at a Time TRT:3:44 Quizzler Solution #2: Stroke Drawing Direction TRT:3:03 Idea Corner 1: More Masks and Effects TRT:2:42 Idea Corner 2: Transition Effects TRT:3:35 Idea Corner 3: Sequenced Layers as Mattes TRT:4:35 Track Matte Rendering Order TRT:5:39 Mask Interpolation TRT:10:32 After Effects Apprentice 06: Type and Music with Trish and Chris Meyer TRT:03:14:18 Overview TRT:1:23 Setting Up TRT:2:11 Entering, Editing, and Styling Type TRT:5:40 Strokes TRT:2:57 Paragraph Text TRT:3:28 Setting a Title TRT:2:22 Creating a Text Animator TRT:6:45 Selecting by Character versus Percent TRT:2:51 Animating Position TRT:1:55 Animating More Properties TRT:3:22 Text Transitions TRT:2:39 Randomize Order TRT:2:25 The Cascade Recipe TRT:2:07 Exploring Offset plus Selection Shapes TRT:4:07 Ramp Selection Shapes TRT:4:17 Character Anchor Points TRT:4:32 Further Refinements TRT:7:03 Selections Based on Words TRT:4:08 Anchor Point Grouping TRT:4:35 Vertical Blur Treatment TRT:3:49 Animated Tracking TRT:5:37 Text on a Path TRT:5:53 Per-character 3D Overview TRT:5:36 Enabling Per-character 3D TRT:3:55 Per-character 3D Rotation TRT:4:59 Separating Fields TRT:3:39 Wiggly Options TRT:4:19 Animating Wiggles TRT:3:09 Rendering with Alpha Channels TRT:6:54 Adding Audio TRT:3:59 Audio Levels TRT:4:18 Spotting Hit Points TRT:5:24 Timing to Audio TRT:5:16 Applying Text Presets TRT:5:42 Browsing Presets in Bridge TRT:4:25 Editing Presets TRT:6:41 Saving Presets TRT:5:46 Photoshop Text TRT:4:49 Keyframing Source Text TRT:4:13 Buzz Words Preset TRT:6:59 Faux Styling Options TRT:7:33 Tracking and Kerning TRT:4:48 Smart Quotes TRT:3:59 Hyphens and Dashes TRT:3:49 After Effects Apprentice 07: Parenting with Chris Meyer TRT:01:37:06 Overview TRT:1:34 Parenting Basics TRT:5:24 Parenting with Null Objects TRT:9:00 Geometric Constructs TRT:8:02 File Preparation TRT:4:28 Building the Parenting Chain TRT:5:51 Arranging the Frame TRT:6:13 Animating the Arm TRT:8:09 Title Animation TRT:7:19 RoboTV – Keyframe Interpolation TRT:7:03 RoboTV – Text Animation TRT:8:06 RoboTV – Finishing Touches TRT:6:51 Non-Uniform Scale Issues TRT:4:32 Setting Up TRT:3:03 Soft Lighting Effects TRT:6:02 Block Patterns TRT:5:29 After Effects Apprentice 08: Nesting and Precomposing with Trish and Chris Meyer TRT:02:05:58 Overview TRT:1:42 Building an extra-wide composition TRT:5:42 Nesting and animating a precomp TRT:3:34 Editing the precomp TRT:4:05 Using common elements TRT:5:32 Creating and Animating a Map Composition TRT:5:12 Accommodating Changes Efficiently TRT:5:08 Precomposing to Group Layers TRT:9:43 Precomps and Effects TRT:6:28 What Could Go Wrong? TRT:10:23 Precomposing with Leave All Attributes TRT:6:55 More on precomps and effects TRT:2:45 Understanding the Render Order TRT:5:27 Solving Problems by Using a Second Composition TRT:7:34 Using Precomposing to Rewire the Render Order TRT:8:55 Render Order Exceptions TRT:8:06 Quizzler challenges TRT:3:16 Quizzler Solution 1: Alien Puzzle TRT:3:15 Quizzler Solution 2: Picture in Picture TRT:2:02 Finishing the Muybridge promo TRT:8:41 Navigating composition hierarchies TRT:4:30 Edit This, Look At That TRT:3:48 Preserve Frame Rate TRT:3:15 After Effects Apprentice 09: Expressions with Chris Meyer TRT:01:35:30 Overview TRT:2:38 Keyframes and client changes TRT:5:35 Creating an expression TRT:4:49 Managing expressions TRT:3:23 Simple math TRT:4:20 Coordinating similar properties TRT:5:08 Clockwork TRT:4:23 Linear interpolation TRT:7:33 Looping TRT:7:57 The wiggle expression TRT:8:21 Expression controls TRT:7:53 Master controls TRT:6:59 Driven by sound TRT:6:37 Quizzler challenges TRT:1:44 Quizzler 1 solution: Touching wheels TRT:6:14 Quizzler 2 solution: Master drop shadow TRT:2:45 Idea corner 1: Manic blur TRT:3:02 Idea corner 2: Flashing lights TRT:2:48 Idea corner 3: Wandering electric arcs TRT:3:21 After Effects Apprentice 10: Time Games with Chris Meyer TRT:00:59:04 Welcome TRT:0:56 Frame Mix mode TRT:5:14 Pixel Motion mode TRT:5:01 Preserve Frame Rate option TRT:3:29 Calming overactive effects TRT:4:23 Creating hold and freeze frames TRT:6:00 Spotting hit points in time TRT:4:41 Keyframing time TRT:7:53 Refining speed changes with the Graph Editor TRT:6:12 Quizzler challenge: looping a composition TRT:3:47 Quizzler solution TRT:4:53 Idea corner 1: Crossfading stop motion frames TRT:2:48 Idea corner 2: Multiple playback speeds TRT:3:47 After Effects Apprentice 11: 3D Space with Trish and Chris Meyer TRT:03:23:48 Welcome TRT:1:56 Comparing 2D and 3D TRT:5:31 Rotation in 3D TRT:4:49 Keyframing in 3D TRT:4:56 Multiplaning workaround in 2D TRT:3:23 Using 3D Views TRT:6:47 Natural multiplaning in 3D TRT:5:04 Keyframing a fly-in TRT:5:25 Editing 3D motion paths TRT:5:45 Auto-orienting a layer along its path TRT:2:04 Adding a camera to a composition TRT:9:02 Comparing camera presets TRT:2:50 Using the Camera Tools with the Active Camera TRT:4:49 Using the Camera Tools in the alternate views TRT:4:52 3D View Options TRT:1:59 Animating a 3D camera TRT:6:21 Creating an orbit camera rig TRT:5:44 Extending your camera rig TRT:4:33 Auto-orientation with 3D cameras TRT:7:34 Creating a 3D light TRT:6:37 Working with Point lights TRT:3:22 Working with Spot lights TRT:3:49 Creating shadows TRT:10:14 Light Falloff (After Effects CS5.5) TRT:5:20 Vanishing Point Exchange in Photoshop Extended TRT:9:19 Vanishing Point Exchange in After Effects TRT:4:40 Importing a 3D model into Photoshop Extended TRT:9:08 Creating 3D objects using Adobe Repoussé TRT:9:48 Live Photoshop 3D inside After Effects TRT:8:19 Introduction to dimensional stills TRT:3:42 Cutting up the source image TRT:2:27 Repairing the layers in Photoshop TRT:8:28 Animating the resulting layers in After Effects TRT:6:28 Sidebars: Rotation versus Orientation TRT:3:16 Sidebars: Understanding the Axis Modes TRT:4:05 Sidebars: Scaling issues in 3D TRT:4:58 Sidebars: OpenGL acceleration TRT:6:24 After Effects Apprentice 12: Tracking and Keying with Chris Meyer TRT:02:16:35 Welcome TRT:1:25 Setting up a stabilization TRT:2:59 Track Points explained TRT:5:49 Performing a Track TRT:5:12 Applying a stabilization TRT:2:43 Cleaning up the results of a stabilization TRT:3:01 Performing a motion track TRT:5:58 Applying the results TRT:4:32 The Radio Waves effect TRT:4:17 Tracking the mountain TRT:5:33 Compositing the effect TRT:4:03 Perspective tracking overview TRT:2:07 Tracking to corner pin TRT:7:02 Improving the composite TRT:5:40 Tracking dots TRT:5:44 Dealing with obscuration TRT:5:13 Cleaning up the stabilization TRT:5:52 Basic keying TRT:7:21 Refining the key TRT:5:21 Quizzler challenges TRT:3:36 Quizzler #1 solution: stabilization plus masking TRT:3:00 Quizzler #2 solution: stabilization plus tracking TRT:2:51 Quizzler #3 solution: copying a camera's motion TRT:4:11 Idea Corner: Tracking for multiple effect points TRT:4:45 Sidbar: Tracking advice TRT:8:16 Sidbar: Tracking interlaced sources TRT:6:01 Sidbar: Tracking with mocha AE TRT:9:10 Sidbar: Using garbage masks for keying TRT:4:53 Getting a Handle on Grip Lessons-with Fess Shelton and Danielle, the DV Diva TRT:01:29:41 Introduction TRT:4:10 1. Stands TRT:2:50 2. Gobos TRT:4:53 3. Reflectors TRT:6:42 4. Clamps and Gadgets: TRT:14:34 5. Apple Boxes: the original "man-makers" TRT:2:25 6. Butterflies and Overheads TRT:8:19 7. Set Demonstration: More Practical Application TRT:6:03 8. The Shop Tour and Tool Belt Essentials TRT:5:23 9. Tour of the Grip Trailer TRT:5:25 10. Apple Box Construction TRT:8:22 11. Round-Table Discussion TRT:18:55 Conclusion TRT:1:40 Grow Your Business-with Larry Jordan TRT:00:58:00 Grow Your Business TRT:58:00 Green Screen Lighting Lessons-with Carl Gundestrup TRT:00:50:32 01: Intro / Overview TRT:0:29 02: The Green Screen TRT:2:27 03: Lighting the Green Screen TRT:6:02 04: Lighting the Talent TRT:6:04 05: 3 Point Lighting TRT:2:48 06: Instruments Used to Light the Talent TRT:2:33 07: Lighting in Confined Spaces TRT:11:24 08: Interactive Lighting TRT:7:58 09: Lighting the Full Body TRT:3:10 10: Custom Lighting TRT:1:04 11: Problem Green Screen & Talent Lighting TRT:4:15 12: Recap / Credits TRT:2:18 Introduction to Lighting for Film & Video Lessons-with Carl Gundestrup TRT:01:41:32 01: Intro & Overview TRT:00:27 02: 3 Point Lighting TRT:01:29 03: The Kelvin Scale TRT:00:57 04: Lighting Instruments TRT:02:57 05: Raw Light on the Talent TRT:07:52 06: Grip Gear and Tools TRT:05:19 07: 3 Point Lighting on Set TRT:07:23 08: Hard Light & Soft Light TRT:01:11 09: Controlling Light TRT:04:20 10: Controlling Light on a Softlight TRT:02:14 11: Controlling Light on a Fresnel TRT:07:12 12: Color-Correction and Light as Mood TRT:04:50 13: 3 Point Lighting in a Practical Location TRT:08:48 14: Working with Existing Light TRT:09:30 15: Color-Correcting Lights TRT:04:31 16: Recap TRT:02:34 Bonus: Grip Kit in a Backpack TRT:09:42 Bonus Interview 01: What is a Gaffer? TRT:01:07 Bonus Interview 02: One Rule You've Learned to Break? TRT:02:24 Bonus Interview 03: Describe your Interview Setup TRT:01:42 Bonus Interview 04: Electricity 101 TRT:02:22 Bonus Interview 05: Creating Art vs. Getting an Image TRT:01:15 Bonus Interview 06: Help the DP Pick the Best Possible Angle TRT:02:26 Bonus Interview 07: Carl's Light Kit for Starters TRT:01:23 Bonus Interview 08: Make Your Decision and Go! TRT:01:32 Bonus Interview 09: You're Only as Good as What They Put in Front of You TRT:02:02 Bonus Interview 10: Don't Be Afraid to Get Your Hands Dirty! TRT:01:02 Bonus Interview 11: Getting Along with the Crew TRT:01:28 Bonus Interview 12: What Inspires You? TRT:01:33 Introduction to the GoPro - with Dan Ablan TRT:00:30:07 Introduction to the GoPro TRT:30:07 Lightroom 3 Courseware Lessons-with Dan Ablan TRT:03:09:39 1. Introduction TRT:1:35 2. Interface TRT:6:30 3. Lightroom vs Bridge TRT:2:11 4. Workflow TRT:9:20 5. Catalogs & Importing TRT:12:37 6. Library Module TRT:11:09 7. Develop Module, part A TRT:11:27 8. Develop Module, part B TRT:10:44 9. Develop Module, part C TRT:9:43 10. Develop Module, part D TRT:10:35 11. Develop Module, part E TRT:13:19 12. Slideshow Module, part A TRT:12:11 13. Slideshow Module, part B TRT:7:37 14. Print Module, part A TRT:9:01 15. Print Module, part B TRT:6:54 16. Web Module TRT:12:08 17. Exporting Images TRT:8:06 18. Watermarking TRT:9:40 19. Third Party Plug-ins TRT:11:52 20. Preferences TRT:5:53 21. Finishing Up TRT:7:07 ALL ACCESS On-Demand$2500.00 Apple Super Class-PackTRT:24:08:20 INSTRUCTOR:Wolsky, Tom
The Apple Super-Class Pack from Class on Demand features 25 hours of professional training on Apple's core multimedia applications including Adobe Photoshop CS5 and 5.5. Viewers will find a thorough introduction into the seven applications that make up the Final Cut Suite. In addition, viewers will receive comprehensive training on the precision editing tools in Final Cut Pro, Apple Color and Adobe Photoshop CS5. To help ensure mastery of the topics covered, all training is project-focused and comes with media files so viewers can follow along with their instructors. Get up to speed quickly and easily by following along with Class on Demand instructors in this new Class Pack bundle. Click the links below to learn more about the bundle's contents.
Basic Training for Final Cut Studio Lessons: TRT:03:59:25 Click "Show Lessons" to access chapter previews. Introduction TRT:00:51 1: Optimizing Your System TRT:04:41 2.1: Final Cut Pro Introduction TRT:02:21 2.2: Interface TRT:02:59 2.3: Settings and Preferences TRT:03:30 2.4: Ingesting TRT:09:37 2.5: Browser TRT:02:52 2.6: Editing in the Viewer TRT:09:06 2.7: Trimming TRT:03:44 2.8: Adding B-roll TRT:07:22 2.9: Transitions TRT:01:42 2.10: Animation TRT:07:33 2.11: Filters TRT:08:38 2.12: Text TRT:08:57 2.13: Motion Templates TRT:04:34 2.14: Speed TRT:05:19 2.15: Audio TRT:09:35 2.16: Outputting TRT:06:15 3.1: Color Introduction TRT:00:32 3.2: The Interface TRT:06:19 3.3: Primary Room TRT:04:20 3.4: Secondary Room TRT:03:45 3.5: Additional Primary Correction TRT:03:01 3.6: Addiitonal Secondary Correction TRT:05:58 3.7: Render Queue TRT:02:47 4.1: Soundtrack Pro Introduction TRT:00:22 4.2: Audio File Project Interface TRT:05:39 4.3: Multitrack Project Interface TRT:04:00 4.4: Tracks Pane TRT:03:57 4.5: Fades and Levels TRT:02:47 4.6: Effects TRT:03:15 4.7: Mixing TRT:05:04 4.8: Exporting TRT:02:12 5.1: Motion Introduction TRT:00:20 5.2: The Interface TRT:03:59 5.3: Text TRT:05:20 5.4: Behaviors TRT:05:53 5.5: Filters TRT:07:19 5.6: Replicator TRT:02:49 5.7: Particles TRT:03:25 5.8: Drawing Tools TRT:05:30 5.9: 3D Space TRT:02:59 5.10: Camera Controls TRT:05:50 5.11: Lights TRT:02:35 6.1: Compressor Introduction TRT:00:15 6.2: Interface TRT:03:07 6.3: Templates TRT:02:21 6.4: Settings TRT:04:21 6.5: Batch Window TRT:02:26 6.6: Droplets TRT:01:42 7.1: DVD Studio Pro Introduction TRT:00:15 7.2: Interface TRT:04:20 7.3: Assets TRT:02:01 7.4: Customizing Templates TRT:06:21 7.5: Creating Links TRT:05:40 7.6: Slideshows TRT:05:20 7.7: Encoding and Output TRT:00:55 Conclusion TRT:00:48 Complete Training for Final Cut Pro 7 Lessons: TRT:04:56:46 Click "Show Lessons" to access chapter previews. Introduction TRT:01:11 1: Optimizing your System TRT:04:39 2: Interface TRT:04:15 3: Quick Start TRT:06:27 4.1: Opening a Project TRT:01:44 4.2: The Browser TRT:07:05 4.3: The Viewer TRT:02:14 4.4: The Timeline TRT:01:59 5.1: Customizing TRT:00:25 5.2: Windows TRT:02:19 5.3: Track Layout TRT:01:32 5.4: Keyboard TRT:03:13 5.5: Buttons TRT:01:59 6.1: Editing Introduction TRT:00:16 6.2: Marking Clips TRT:07:47 6.3: Editing Clips TRT:04:50 6.4: Editing in the Timeline TRT:06:45 7.1: Adding B-roll TRT:11:34 7.2: Replace Edits TRT:03:11 7.3: Autoselect buttons TRT:01:49 8: Storyboard Editing TRT:03:25 9.1: Trimming Introduction TRT:00:27 9.2: Rippling TRT:05:04 9.3: Double-sided Edits, Roll, Slip and Slide TRT:06:01 9.4: Shuffle Edits TRT:02:10 9.5: Trim Edit Window TRT:04:59 10.1: Understanding Clips Introduction TRT:00:18 10.2: Masters and Affiliates TRT:04:30 10.3: Subclips TRT:02:47 10.4: Match Frame TRT:03:37 10.5: Markers TRT:05:34 11.1: Settings and Preferences Introduction TRT:00:15 11.2: User Preferences TRT:04:36 11.3: System Settings TRT:03:24 11.4: Audio/Video Settings TRT:02:43 12.1: Ingesting Introduction TRT:00:21 12.2: Log and Capture TRT:06:56 12.3: Log and Transfer TRT:04:22 12.4: Importing Audio TRT:02:52 13.1: Audio Introduction TRT:00:22 13.2: Adjusting Levels TRT:10:44 13.3: Normalization TRT:03:32 13.4: Audio Mixing TRT:05:21 13.5: Voice Over TRT:03:22 14.1: Transitions Introduction TRT:00:21 14.2: Applying Transitions TRT:05:21 14.3: Rendering TRT:03:17 14.4: Alpha Transitions TRT:07:50 15.1: Titles Introduction TRT:00:23 15.2: Basic Titles TRT:06:13 15.3: Boris Titles TRT:10:06 15.4: Motion Templates TRT:03:24 16.1: Motion Effects Introduction TRT:00:15 16.2: In the Canvas TRT:08:32 16.3: Nesting TRT:08:07 17.1: Speed Introduction TRT:00:15 17.2: Constant Speed TRT:04:15 17.3: Freeze Frame TRT:01:36 17.4: Fit to Fill TRT:01:15 17.5: Variable Speed TRT:07:17 18: iChat Theater TRT:02:58 19: Multicam editing TRT:09:16 20.1: Filters Introduction TRT:00:33 20.2: Applying Filters TRT:06:17 20.3: Animating Filters TRT:03:10 20.4: Color Correction TRT:07:02 20.5: SmoothCam TRT:03:30 21.1: Compositing Introduction TRT:00:16 21.2: Opacity TRT:02:39 21.3: Composite Modes TRT:01:32 21.4: Keying TRT:04:32 21.5: Garbage Matte TRT:02:20 21.6: Travel Matte TRT:02:32 22: Media Manager TRT:04:47 23.1: Outputting Introduction TRT:00:18 23.2: Render and Mixdown TRT:01:11 23.3: Output to Tape TRT:05:10 23.4: Exporting from FCP TRT:03:11 23.5: Sharing TRT:03:21 Conclusion TRT:00:48 Basic Training for Apple Color Lessons: TRT:04:17:23 Click "Show Lessons" to access chapter previews. 1.1: Introduction to Apple Color TRT:10:26 1.2: Training Overview TRT:04:38 1.3: The Interface TRT:19:36 2.1: The Primary Room, Part 1 TRT:15:40 2.2: The Primary Room, Part 2 TRT:19:44 2.3: Software Scopes Overview TRT:15:01 2.4: Tektronix Waveform Monitors and Rasterizers TRT:18:11 3.1: Secondary Room Overview TRT:02:49 3.2: Vignettes TRT:09:53 3.3: HSL Qualification TRT:10:55 3.4: Using Multiple Secondaries TRT:07:00 4.1: The ColorFX Room TRT:12:14 4.2: The Geometry Room TRT:03:26 4.3: The Primary Out Room TRT:03:03 4.4: Still Store TRT:05:20 4.5: The Setup Room TRT:25:35 4.6: Rendering TRT:04:35 5: Interfacing with Final Cut Pro TRT:13:43 6.1: Tangent Wave Panel TRT:13:29 6.2: Color Hardware Considerations TRT:02:24 6.3: Room Setup and External Equipment TRT:03:49 6.4: Datacolor Spyder Monitor Calibration TRT:20:12 6.5: Cine-tal Monitor Setup and Calibration TRT:10:29 6.6: Advanced Color Training TRT:04:27 Conclusion TRT:00:44 Advanced Training for Apple Color Lessons: TRT:04:00:17 Click "Show Lessons" to access chapter previews. 1: Introduction TRT:03:07 2.1: Advanced Discussion: Primary Color Correction TRT:16:48 2.2: Grade Management TRT:14:15 3.1: HSL Qualification and Skin Tones TRT:27:05 3.2: Multiple Secondary HSL TRT:19:14 3.3: Keyframing, Tracking and User Shapes TRT:26:54 4.1: Advanced ColorFX Room TRT:27:04 4.2: Nattress Plugins TRT:08:48 4.3: Primary Out Room TRT:06:30 4.4: Geometry Room TRT:04:55 4.5: Archiving TRT:03:08 5: Interfacing with Final Cut Pro TRT:03:28 6.1: Tangent Devices WAVE Panel TRT:20:42 6.2: Datacolor Spyder Monitor Calibration TRT:20:12 6.3: Tektronix Waveform Monitors and Rasterizers TRT:26:45 6.4: Cine-tal Monitor Setup and Calibration TRT:10:29 7: Conclusion TRT:00:53 Complete Training for Adobe® Photoshop® CS5 ans CS5.5 Lessons: TRT:06:54:29 Click "Show Lessons" to access chapter previews. Introduction TRT:2:01 1.1: Photoshop Overview | Introduction TRT:0:23 1.2: Photoshop Overview | Workspace Overview TRT:18:30 1.3: Photoshop Overview | Working with Documents TRT:24:33 1.4: Photoshop Overview | Using the Layers Panel Effectively TRT:16:37 1.5: Photoshop Overview | The History and Actions Panels TRT:11:48 2.1: Photoshop Tools | Introduction TRT:0:24 2.2: Photoshop Tools | Selection Tools TRT:24:15 2.3: Photoshop Tools | Transformation Tools TRT:6:44 2.4: Photoshop Tools | Paint Tools TRT:13:41 2.5: Photoshop Tools | Retouching Tools TRT:9:22 2.6: Photoshop Tools | Text Tools TRT:24:36 2.7: Photoshop Tools | Pen Tools TRT:25:27 3.1: Styles, Adjustment Layers & Layer Masks | Introduction TRT:0:27 3.2: Styles, Adjustment Layers & Layer Masks | Special Effects with Styles TRT:13:41 3.3: Styles, Adjustment Layers & Layer Masks | Color, Gradient, and Pattern Adjustment Layers TRT:11:02 3.4: Styles, Adjustment Layers & Layer Masks | Tonal Correction Adjustment Layers TRT:14:13 3.5: Styles, Adjustment Layers & Layer Masks | Layer Masks TRT:6:30 4.1: Web Graphics | Introduction TRT:0:38 4.2: Web Graphics | Creating Web Layouts TRT:10:33 4.3: Web Graphics | Optimizing Graphics for the Web TRT:31:19 4.4: Web Graphics | Using the Animation Palette TRT:11:48 4.5: Web Graphics | Favicons, Seamless Tiles, Batching, and Zoomify TRT:16:21 5.1: Retouching Techniques | Introduction TRT:0:29 5.2: Retouching Techniques | Photo Retouching TRT:16:54 5.3: Retouching Techniques | Beauty Retouching with Liquify TRT:4:02 5.4: Retouching Techniques | Photo Restoration TRT:10:08 6.1: Editorial Techniques | Introduction TRT:0:32 6.2: Editorial Techniques | Editorial Layout TRT:12:05 6.3: Editorial Techniques | Photo Compositing TRT:8:18 6.4: Editorial Techniques | Tilt-Shift Effect TRT:4:17 6.5: Editorial Techniques | 3D Effects TRT:12:27 6.6: Editorial Techniques | Image Distressing TRT:8:01 7.1: Special Techniques | Introduction TRT:0:23 7.2: Special Techniques | Paste Into TRT:2:53 7.3: Special Techniques | Content-aware Scaling TRT:3:05 7.4: Special Techniques | Content-aware Fill TRT:5:14 7.5: Special Techniques | Puppet Warp TRT:4:20 7.6: Special Techniques | Warp Tool TRT:1:31 7.7: Special Techniques | Filter Gallery TRT:6:47 7.8: Special Techniques | Faux HDR TRT:5:21 7.9: Special Techniques | Lens Correction TRT:3:22 7.10: Special Techniques | Vanishing Point TRT:5:50 7.11: Special Techniques | Creating Panoramas TRT:2:45 Conclusion TRT:0:52 Apple Super Class-Pack$599.95Adobe® Super Class PackTRT:33:34:21 INSTRUCTOR:Kolb, Tim
The Adobe Super Class-Pack from Class on Demand features over 36 hours of professional training on Adobe's core multimedia applications. Viewers will find a thorough introduction into the twelve applications that make up the Adobe Creative Suite 5 Production Premium bundle. In addition, viewers will receive comprehensive training on the precision editing tools in Adobe Premiere Pro, Photoshop and Dreamweaver. As an added bonus, and for those who are interested in adding or developing their own motion graphic effects, we've included comprehensive training on Trapcode Particular 2 from Red Giant Software. To help insure mastery of the topics covered, all training is project-focused and comes with media files so viewers can follow along with their instructors. Get up to speed quickly and easily with our Super Class-Pack bundle. Click the links below to learn more about the bundle's contents.
Getting Started with Adobe CS5 Production Premium Lessons: TRT:05:48:07 Click "Show Lessons" to access chapter previews. Introduction TRT:01:31 1: Adobe® OnLocation™ TRT:29:38 2: Adobe® Bridge TRT:18:33 3: Adobe® Illustrator® TRT:09:44 4: Adobe® Photoshop® TRT:14:40 5.1: Adobe® Premiere® Pro | Interface and Preferences TRT:21:55 5.2: Adobe® Premiere® Pro | Basic Editing TRT:33:46 6: Adobe® Soundbooth® TRT:23:58 7: Adobe® After Effects® TRT:31:03 8: Adobe® Encore® TRT:24:42 9: Adobe® Flash® Catalyst™ TRT:29:41 10: Adobe® Media Encoder TRT:12:24 11: Adobe® Device Central TRT:08:27 12: Adobe® Dynamic Link TRT:15:50 13: Featured Partner - AJA TRT:25:34 14: Featured Partner - Boris FX TRT:09:59 15: Featured Partner - Nvidia TRT:12:42 16: Featured Partner - ActionBacks TRT:04:26 17: Featured Partner - Tiffen TRT:18:03 Conclusion TRT:01:31 Complete Training for Adobe® Photoshop® CS5 Lessons: TRT:06:53:04 Click "Show Lessons" to access chapter previews. Introduction TRT:02:00 1.1: Photoshop Overview | Introduction TRT:00:20 1.2: Workspace Overview TRT:18:29 1.3: Photoshop Overview | Working with Documents TRT:24:31 1.4: Photoshop Overview | Using the Layers Panel Effectively TRT:16:34 1.5: Photoshop Overview | The History and Actions Panels TRT:11:46 2.1: Photoshop Tools | Introduction TRT:00:23 2.2: Photoshop Tools | Selection Tools TRT:24:12 2.3: Photoshop Tools | Transformation Tools TRT:06:41 2.4: Photoshop Tools | Paint Tools TRT:13:38 2.5: Photoshop Tools | Retouching Tools TRT:09:19 2.6: Photoshop Tools | Text Tools TRT:24:33 2.7: Photoshop Tools | Pen Tools TRT:25:25 3.1: Styles, Adjustment Layers & Layer Masks | Introduction TRT:00:24 3.2: Styles, Adjustment Layers & Layer Masks | Special Effects with Styles TRT:13:40 3.3: Styles, Adjustment Layers & Layer Masks | Color, Gradient, and Pattern Adjustment Layers TRT:10:59 3.4: Styles, Adjustment Layers & Layer Masks | Tonal Correction Adjustment Layers TRT:14:10 3.5: Styles, Adjustment Layers & Layer Masks | Layer Masks TRT:06:28 4.1: Web Graphics | Introduction TRT:00:37 4.2: Web Graphics | Creating Web Layouts TRT:10:31 4.3: Web Graphics | Optimizing Graphics for the Web TRT:31:18 4.4: Web Graphics | Using the Animation Palette TRT:11:46 4.5: Web Graphics | Favicons, Seamless Tiles, Batching, and Zoomify TRT:16:19 5.1: Retouching Techniques | Introduction TRT:00:27 5.2: Retouching Techniques | Photo Retouching TRT:16:52 5.3: Retouching Techniques | Beauty Retouching with Liquify TRT:04:00 5.4: Retouching Techniques | Photo Restoration TRT:10:07 6.1: Editorial Techniques | Introduction TRT:00:29 6.2: Editorial Techniques | Editorial Layout TRT:12:04 6.3: Editorial Techniques | Photo Compositing TRT:08:16 6.4: Editorial Techniques | Tilt-Shift Effect TRT:04:16 6.5: Editorial Techniques | 3D Effects TRT:12:25 6.6: Editorial Techniques | Image Distressing TRT:08:00 7.1: Special Techniques | Introduction TRT:00:22 7.2: Special Techniques | Paste Into TRT:02:51 7.3: Special Techniques | Content-aware Scaling TRT:03:03 7.4: Special Techniques | Content-aware Fill TRT:05:13 7.5: Special Techniques | Puppet Warp TRT:04:18 7.6: Special Techniques | Warp Tool TRT:01:30 7.7: Special Techniques | Filter Gallery TRT:06:45 7.8: Special Techniques | Faux HDR TRT:05:20 7.9: Special Techniques | Lens Correction TRT:03:21 7.10: Special Techniques | Vanishing Point TRT:05:49 7.11: Special Techniques | Creating Panoramas TRT:02:43 Conclusion TRT:00:50 Complete Training for Adobe® Premiere® Pro CS5 Lessons: TRT:08:27:31 Click "Show Lessons" to access chapter previews. Introduction TRT:01:12 1.1: Adobe OnLocation | Monitor Window TRT:06:37 1.2: Adobe OnLocation | Preferences TRT:05:51 1.3: Adobe OnLocation | Scopes TRT:09:41 1.4: Adobe OnLocation | Story Workflow TRT:08:05 2.1: Launching Adobe Premiere Pro | Starting a New Project TRT:09:11 2.2: Launching Adobe Premiere Pro | Importing Media TRT:16:58 2.3: Launching Adobe Premiere Pro | Organizing Your Media TRT:07:41 3.1: Editing | Sequences TRT:19:32 3.2: Editing | Moving Media to the Sequence TRT:14:20 3.3: Editing | Working on the Timeline TRT:23:15 3.4: Editing | Sequence Clip Menu TRT:29:59 3.5: Editing | Multicam Editing TRT:05:52 3.6: Editing | Transitions TRT:10:08 3.7: Editing | Effects TRT:23:09 4.1: Audio | Audio Fundamentals TRT:03:47 4.2: Audio | The Mixer TRT:14:58 4.3: Audio | Audio in the Timeline TRT:02:19 4.4: Audio | Audio Effects TRT:02:50 4.5: Audio | Clip Audio and Effect Controls TRT:06:11 5.1: Creating Titles | The Title Designer Interface TRT:06:17 5.2: Creating Titles | Fonts, Styles and Attributes TRT:14:39 5.3: Creating Titles | Tools and Functions TRT:11:44 5.4: Creating Titles | Style Library TRT:07:01 5.5: Creating Titles | Roll and Crawl Creation TRT:15:04 5.6: Creating Titles | Templates TRT:02:33 6.1: Output | Project Manager TRT:10:53 6.2: Output | Adobe Media Encoder TRT:28:02 6.3: Output | Export to Another NLE TRT:05:47 6.4: Output | Export to Tape TRT:06:45 7: Adobe Premiere Pro Preferences TRT:25:39 8.1: New Features | Mercury Playback Engine TRT:10:27 8.2: New Features | Editing in Native Formats TRT:05:33 8.3: New Features | Red R3D Workflow TRT:06:54 8.4: New Features | Ultra Keyer TRT:05:34 9.1: Adobe Encore | Project Settings TRT:05:07 9.2: Adobe Encore | Importing Assets TRT:04:29 9.3: Adobe Encore | Creating a Menu TRT:06:09 9.4: Adobe Encore | Structure Setup TRT:21:12 9.5: Adobe Encore | Output Format: DVD TRT:13:13 9.6: Adobe Encore | Output Format: Blu-ray Disc TRT:08:40 9.7: Adobe Encore | Output Format: Flash TRT:06:17 10: Adobe Bridge TRT:08:47 11: Featured Partner - Nvidia TRT:12:41 12: Featured Partner - AJA TRT:25:33 13: Featured Partner - Boris FX TRT:09:58 Conclusion TRT:00:57 Complete Training for Adobe® Dreamweaver® CS5 and 5.5 Lessons: TRT:06:09:15 Click "Show Lessons" to access chapter previews. Introduction TRT:01:48 1. Getting Started TRT:28:46 2. Managing a Site TRT:13:56 3. Creating Pages TRT:23:29 4.1. Making a Basic Web Page | Introduction TRT:00:20 4.2. Making a Basic Web Page | Part One TRT:36:00 4.3. Making a Basic Web Page | Part Two TRT:17:20 5. Understanding Cascading Style Sheets TRT:30:26 6. Working with Layers TRT:20:42 7. Building Navigation Menus TRT:27:26 8. Templates, Library Items and SSIs TRT:15:06 9. Rollover Buttons, Image Maps and Media Files TRT:21:45 10. Creating Forms TRT:25:45 11. Behaviors, Snippets, History Panel, and Spry Widgets TRT:26:37 12. Testing and Validation TRT:12:22 13. Code Cleanup TRT:30:15 14. Publishing Your Site TRT:14:22 15. Helpful Online Resources TRT:13:56 16. Using Lunarpages Web Hosting TRT:08:12 Conclusion TRT:00:42 Complete Training for Trapcode Particular 2 Lessons: TRT:06:16:24 Click "Show Lessons" to access chapter previews. Introduction TRT:00:43 1: Quick Tips TRT:02:49 2: Interface Overview of Emmiters and Particles (Intro) TRT:00:19 2.2: Emitter Section TRT:27:03 2.3: Particle Section TRT:11:40 3: Basics of Particular TRT:14:15 4: Basic Emitter Controls and Custom Particles TRT:29:46 5.1: Box Emitters and Large Area Particle Effects (Intro) TRT:00:22 5.2: Box Emitters TRT:16:34 5.3: Large Area Particle Effects TRT:24:04 6: Particle Shading TRT:22:53 7: Background Design TRT:11:50 8: Layer Grid Emitters TRT:21:40 9.1: Aux System: Part 1 TRT:28:48 9.2: Aux System: Part 2 TRT:14:10 10.1: Complex Explosions: Part 1 TRT:30:32 10.2: Complex Explosions: Part 2 TRT:16:04 11: 3D Fractal Fields TRT:19:05 12: 3D Integration and Particle Orientation TRT:18:41 13.1: Bonus Lessons Introduction TRT:0:22 13.2: Creating a Music to Light Effect TRT:31:57 13.3: Creating a Crowd Scene TRT:32:16 Conclusion TRT:00:31 Adobe® Super Class-Pack$569.95Fundamentals of Final Cut Pro (5 webinar series)TRT:05:49:10 INSTRUCTOR:Jordan, Larry
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Larry Jordan Webinar 18 TRT:01:07:03 Motion scares a lot of us. If your face goes pale and skin turns clammy when someone asks you to "add a few motion graphics to spice this up" -- then this is the tutorial for you! Larry Jordan's goal for this session is to remove the fear of using something new, show you how to use Motion, and give you concrete examples you can use to put Motion to work in your own projects. Master Motion - Even If Motion Graphics Scare You TRT:01:07:03 Larry Jordan Webinar 19 TRT:01:04:23 Building on Larry Jordan's introduction to Motion in "Master Motion," this session applies Motion in a real-world situation: creating a DVD Motion Menu. This is the second in our Motion Trilogy series. Advanced Motion: Create a DVD Motion Menu Using Apple Motion TRT:01:04:23 Larry Jordan Webinar 21 TRT:00:55:52 Building on our introduction to Motion in "Master Motion," in this session we look at one of the really exciting new power features in Motion (starting with Motion 3) -- the ability to move in 3D space. And we discover that one of the really terrifying new features in Motion is the ability to get truly, totally, hopelessly lost in 3D space. This webinar is designed to introduce you to the first, while preventing the second. Discover the Power of 3D in Motion (OR Unlock the Power of 3D Space in Motion) TRT:55:52 Larry Jordan Webinar 30 TRT:00:57:55 This is an advanced title that builds on what Larry Jordan already covered on Motion and takes you deeper into the world of 3D space inside Motion 4. Using 3D Cameras, Sets, and Lights in Motion 4 TRT:57:55 Larry Jordan Webinar 37 TRT:00:59:30 Larry starts by looking at particles. Almost anything can be a particle - all it takes is one click of a button. Then, the fun starts. Larry shows how to create particles, then how to use the settings in the Inspector to customize the effect. You won't believe how quickly you can create complex effects like confetti falling through air. Particles, Paint Strokes, and Replicators in Motion TRT:59:30 Motion Pack Video Training$174.95Complete Training for Apple ColorTRT:08:17:40 INSTRUCTOR:Bob Sliga, Steve Hullfish &
Purchase our "Basic Training for Apple Color" with "Advanced Training for Apple Color" and receive complete training for Apple's amazing and underutilized color-grading application. Basic Training for Apple Color (click for more info) Topics Include: Advanced Training for Apple Color (click for more info) Topics Include: Basic Training for Apple Color Lessons: TRT:04:17:23 Click "Show Lessons" to access chapter previews. 1.1: Introduction to Apple Color TRT:10:26 1.2: Training Overview TRT:04:38 1.3: The Interface TRT:19:36 2.1: The Primary Room, Part 1 TRT:15:40 2.2: The Primary Room, Part 2 TRT:19:44 2.3: Software Scopes Overview TRT:15:01 2.4: Tektronix Waveform Monitors and Rasterizers TRT:18:11 3.1: Secondary Room Overview TRT:02:49 3.2: Vignettes TRT:09:53 3.3: HSL Qualification TRT:10:55 3.4: Using Multiple Secondaries TRT:07:00 4.1: The ColorFX Room TRT:12:14 4.2: The Geometry Room TRT:03:26 4.3: The Primary Out Room TRT:03:03 4.4: Still Store TRT:05:20 4.5: The Setup Room TRT:25:35 4.6: Rendering TRT:04:35 5: Interfacing with Final Cut Pro TRT:13:43 6.1: Tangent Wave Panel TRT:13:29 6.2: Color Hardware Considerations TRT:02:24 6.3: Room Setup and External Equipment TRT:03:49 6.4: Datacolor Spyder Monitor Calibration TRT:20:12 6.5: Cine-tal Monitor Setup and Calibration TRT:10:29 6.6: Advanced Color Training TRT:04:27 Conclusion TRT:00:44 Advanced Training for Apple Color Lessons: TRT:04:00:17 Click "Show Lessons" to access chapter previews. 1: Introduction TRT:03:07 2.1: Advanced Discussion: Primary Color Correction TRT:16:48 2.2: Grade Management TRT:14:15 3.1: HSL Qualification and Skin Tones TRT:27:05 3.2: Multiple Secondary HSL TRT:19:14 3.3: Keyframing, Tracking and User Shapes TRT:26:54 4.1: Advanced ColorFX Room TRT:27:04 4.2: Nattress Plugins TRT:08:48 4.3: Primary Out Room TRT:06:30 4.4: Geometry Room TRT:04:55 4.5: Archiving TRT:03:08 5: Interfacing with Final Cut Pro TRT:03:28 6.1: Tangent Devices WAVE Panel TRT:20:42 6.2: Datacolor Spyder Monitor Calibration TRT:20:12 6.3: Tektronix Waveform Monitors and Rasterizers TRT:26:45 6.4: Cine-tal Monitor Setup and Calibration TRT:10:29 7: Conclusion TRT:00:53 Complete Training for Apple Color$149.99After Effects Apprentice Bundle (15 courses with Chris and Trish Meyer)TRT:32:49:52 INSTRUCTOR:Meyer, Trish & Chris
Over 30 HOURS OF AFTER EFFECTS TRAINING with Trish & Chris Meyer for less than $150.00! Chris and Trish Meyer, the industry experts in Adobe After Effects, lead you through 14 lessons of "After Effects Apprentice" from beginner to intermediate levels. Their engaging and lively instruction will arm you with the tools to create powerful and appealing digital motion graphics. (see modules below for previews & lessons) After Effects Apprentice 01: Pre-Roll TRT:00:27:07 This short course is designed for users who have never opened Adobe After Effects before, or who have not used it for some time and need a refresher course on how it is laid out. Chris Meyer will take you on a whirlwind tour through the program, helping overcome the “blank canvas” fear that confronts many the first time they launch the program. It will serve as both an excellent introduction to the After Effects Apprentice lessons on Class on Demand, as well as a preliminary overview for any new user before launching into their first tutorial or class. Topics include: • Understanding the user interface
Introduction TRT:0:49 User Interface Overview TRT:4:21 Manipulating and customizing the UI TRT:6:12 Importing sources TRT:3:30 Managing compositions TRT:5:46 Previewing TRT:3:07 Rendering TRT:3:22 After Effects Apprentice 02: Basic Animation TRT:01:58:31 Trish Meyer leads beginners through a gentle introduction to Adobe After Effects: from creating a new project and importing sources, through arranging and animating layers, applying effects, and creating variations, to rendering the final movie. However, this is no paint-by-numbers exercise – Trish lets you in on her mental process along the way, demonstrating how she makes creative decisions plus saves time through the use of keyboard shortcuts and smart working practices. Additional movies explain further details about how After Effects works under the hood. Her measured pace helps even those completely new to After Effects understand the program so that they can use it effectively on their own projects. Topics include:
• Starting a project from scratch
• Building a composition
• Arranging and transforming layers interactively and numerically
• Animating parameters including motion paths
• Applying and re-using effects
• Creating variations and rendering the final movie
• Importing layered Photoshop files
• Understanding alpha channels
• Avoiding common mistakes
Overview TRT:1:28 Creating a new project TRT:3:19 Creating a composition TRT:2:48 Importing sources TRT:5:05 Adding a layer to a comp TRT:2:06 Editing interactively in the Composition panel TRT:3:58 Editing numerically in the Timeline panel TRT:7:09 Animating position TRT:8:32 Adding more layers TRT:3:07 Editing motion paths TRT:4:40 Animating scale, rotation, and opacity TRT:2:40 Arranging layers TRT:3:11 Adding a solid TRT:4:23 Applying effects TRT:5:05 Rendering the final movie TRT:2:58 Idea Corner: Creating variations of the design TRT:9:36 Spatial keyframes TRT:5:38 Hold keyframes TRT:5:29 Common keyframe mistakes TRT:7:27 Auto-keyframe mode TRT:4:39 Action and Title Safe Areas TRT:2:41 Grids and Guides TRT:3:24 Align and Distribute TRT:3:25 Sidebar: Importing layered Photoshop files TRT:7:17 Sidebar: Understanding alpha channels TRT:8:26 After Effects Apprentice 03: Advanced Animation for Beginners TRT:02:52:40 Chris Meyer helps beginning After Effects artists take their animations to the next level. Don't settle for mechanical movements, awkward timing, or puzzles that have you chasing your tail around the screen; Chris will show you how to refine your animations to create elegant, coordinated movements with the minimum number of keyframes – as well as slam-downs, whip pans, and other attention-getters. Additional movies challenge you to reverse-engineer existing animations, create variations on a theme, and master other parts of the program. Even though this course is designed for beginners, you will learn tricks that many experienced users are unaware of. Chris' friendly running commentary lets you in on his mental process as he works on an animation. Topics include:
• Understanding how keyframes work under the hood
• Controlling the Anchor Point to create more predictable animations
• Mastering the Graph Editor for the ultimate control over keyframes
• Animating parameters including motion paths
• Hand-drawing motion paths to simplify complex movements
• Applying and tweaking Motion Blur
• Using Hold keyframes
Overview TRT:1:35 Keyframe Review TRT:4:40 Keyframe Interpolation, Velocity, and Influence TRT:7:06 Instant Gratification: Auto Bezier TRT:3:05 Instant Gratification: Easy Ease TRT:3:40 Setting the Anchor Point TRT:3:54 Alternate Way to Edit TRT:3:37 Motion Control Moves TRT:6:12 Anchor Point Path TRT:3:11 Navigating the Graph Editor TRT:6:18 Understanding Graph Types TRT:4:59 Editing Values and Timing TRT:4:12 Interpolation in the Graph Editor TRT:6:25 Coordinating Keyframes TRT:6:06 Separate Dimensions TRT:9:59 Motion Sketch TRT:5:18 The Smoother TRT:4:59 Auto Orientation TRT:4:11 Roving Keyframes TRT:9:32 Adjusting Motion Blur TRT:7:38 Enabling Motion Blur TRT:3:51 Slamming Down with Hold Keyframes TRT:7:36 Blinking with Hold Keyframes TRT:1:49 Quizzler Challenges TRT:2:17 Quizzler Solution 1: Bounce + Squish TRT:3:18 Quizzler Solution 2: Perfect Orbit TRT:3:48 Quizzler Solution 3: Overshoot Animations TRT:4:32 Idea Corner 1: Alternative Camera Movements TRT:12:26 Idea Corner 2: Independent Slam TRT:13:40 Sidebar: Work Area Tips & Tricks TRT:5:31 Sidebar: Time Display Format TRT:7:15 After Effects Apprentice 04: Layer Control - Editing, Blending, and Effecting TRT:02:29:34 In this course, Chris Meyer focuses on ways to edit and enhance layers in After Effects – including looping, sequencing, and frame blending them; employing Blending Modes to create more interesting composites; and applying Effects, Presets, Behaviors, and Layer Styles. Through a series of Quizzler challenges and Idea Corner examples, Chris also shares alternative ways to employ modes, sequencing, and Adjustment Layers, while special sidebar movies cover the subjects of creating seamless loops, animating effects points, understanding pixel aspect ratios, and employing Brainstorm to explore the variety of different looks that effects can create. Chris also shares his favorite trick for enhancing boring footage, and demonstrates how to convert scans into moving sequences. Topics include: • Sliding, trimming, slip editing, and insert editing layers
Overview TRT:1:08 Stacking and Sliding Layers TRT:5:15 Trimming Layers in the Timeline Panel TRT:5:37 Trimming in the Layer Panel TRT:3:22 Pre-Trimming and Inserting Layers from the Footage Panel TRT:3:11 Slip Editing TRT:5:12 Applying Sequence Layers to Footage TRT:4:36 Using Sequence Layers with Objects TRT:2:05 Example – Sequence Layers and Photographs TRT:2:11 Creating a New Composition Using Sequence Layers TRT:1:26 The Importance of Layer Order TRT:1:11 Looping Footage TRT:3:06 Importing a Sequence of Still Images TRT:4:21 Time Stretch versus Altering Frame Rates TRT:3:14 Frame Blending TRT:6:03 Blending Mode Overview TRT:6:57 Combining Modes and Effects TRT:4:36 Why Apply Effects to Solids TRT:7:02 Using the Effects & Presets Panel TRT:4:54 Applying Presets, including Browsing in Adobe Bridge TRT:5:25 Behaviors TRT:2:52 Creating and Saving Presets TRT:8:14 Importing Photoshop Files with Layer Styles TRT:3:58 Applying Layer Styles inside After Effects TRT:0:00 Using Adjustment Layers TRT:3:08 Adjustment Layers and Alpha Channels TRT:3:05 Filmic Glow Treatment TRT:2:47 Quizzler Challenges TRT:1:08 Quizzler Solution #1: Pyrotechnic Composite TRT:2:59 Quizzler Solution #2: Sequenced Fades TRT:2:19 Idea Corner 1: Adjustment Layer Shapes TRT:1:47 Idea Corner 2: Creating a Traveling Glass Bar TRT:4:03 Idea Corner 3: Creating Sequences from Filmstrips TRT:5:35 Sidebar: Looping Footage by Crossfading TRT:5:10 Sidebar: Effect Point Paths TRT:5:03 Sidebar: Brainstorm TRT:7:10 Sidebar: Pixel Aspect Ratios TRT:9:24 After Effects Apprentice 05: Creating Transparency - Masks, Mattes, and Stencils TRT:02:10:34 One of the keys to creating an interesting composite of multiple images is to make portions of those images transparent, so that you can see other images behind or through them. In this course, Chris Meyer demonstrates the most common techniques for adding this selective transparency to layers in After Effects: through the use of masking, track mattes, and stencils. A good amount of time is also spent showing how effects interact with these. In addition to explaining the tools and basic theory, Chris also demonstrates several practical applications for these techniques, including isolating objects, creating vignettes, and filling text with visual texture, plus shares ideas for crafting custom transitions and other treatments.
Overview TRT:1:07 Creating Basic Mask Shapes TRT:4:59 Advanced Parametric Shapes TRT:3:26 Basic Mask Shape Editing TRT:4:26 Masking in the Layer Panel TRT:1:46 Mask Parameters TRT:3:51 Animating Masks TRT:5:44 Creating Vignettesv TRT:3:41 Masking with the Pen Tool TRT:6:36 Editing the Mask Path TRT:6:11 RotoBezier Masks TRT:4:23 Mask Target for Animation TRT:3:04 First Vertex Point TRT:4:59 Mask Modes TRT:3:49 Mask Opacity Fades TRT:3:47 Targeted Treatments TRT:2:27 Filling Mask Shapes TRT:2:59 Following Mask Paths TRT:5:57 Alpha Mattes TRT:3:40 Grouping Track Matte Pairs TRT:3:32 Luma Mattes TRT:3:44 Animating Mattes TRT:2:02 Stencil Luma TRT:2:56 Stencil Alpha TRT:1:56 Stencils Plus Effects TRT:2:11 Stacking Stencils TRT:2:22 Quizzler Challenges TRT:1:09 Quizzler Solution #1: One Word at a Time TRT:3:44 Quizzler Solution #2: Stroke Drawing Direction TRT:3:03 Idea Corner 1: More Masks and Effects TRT:2:42 Idea Corner 2: Transition Effects TRT:3:35 Idea Corner 3: Sequenced Layers as Mattes TRT:4:35 Track Matte Rendering Order TRT:5:39 Mask Interpolation TRT:10:32 After Effects Apprentice 06: Type & Music TRT:03:14:18 One of the cornerstones of motion graphics is creating and animating type. In this course, Trish Meyer will show you how to typeset titles professionally and create your own custom animations, as well as apply and modify the hundreds of text animation presets that After Effects ships with. Additionally, Chris Meyer will show you how to add audio to your projects, including spotting "hit points" to align your keyframes and video action.
Overview TRT:1:23 Setting Up TRT:2:11 Entering, Editing, and Styling Type TRT:5:40 Strokes TRT:2:57 Paragraph Text TRT:3:28 Setting a Title TRT:2:22 Creating a Text Animator TRT:6:45 Selecting by Character versus Percent TRT:2:51 Animating Position TRT:1:55 Animating More Properties TRT:3:22 Text Transitions TRT:2:39 Randomize Order TRT:2:25 The Cascade Recipe TRT:2:07 Exploring Offset plus Selection Shapes TRT:4:07 Ramp Selection Shapes TRT:4:17 Character Anchor Points TRT:4:32 Further Refinements TRT:7:03 Selections Based on Words TRT:4:08 Anchor Point Grouping TRT:4:35 Vertical Blur Treatment TRT:3:49 Animated Tracking TRT:5:37 Text on a Path TRT:5:53 Per-character 3D Overview TRT:5:36 Enabling Per-character 3D TRT:3:55 Per-character 3D Rotation TRT:4:59 Separating Fields TRT:3:39 Wiggly Options TRT:4:19 Animating Wiggles TRT:3:09 Rendering with Alpha Channels TRT:6:54 Adding Audio TRT:3:59 Audio Levels TRT:4:18 Spotting Hit Points TRT:5:24 Timing to Audio TRT:5:16 Applying Text Presets TRT:5:42 Browsing Presets in Bridge TRT:4:25 Editing Presets TRT:6:41 Saving Presets TRT:5:46 Photoshop Text TRT:4:49 Keyframing Source Text TRT:4:13 Buzz Words Preset TRT:6:59 Faux Styling Options TRT:7:33 Tracking and Kerning TRT:4:48 Smart Quotes TRT:3:59 Hyphens and Dashes TRT:3:49 After Effects Apprentice 07: Parenting TRT:01:37:06 Parenting is a way to group multiple layers within the same composition inside After Effects. In this lesson, Chris Meyer shows how to set up a parenting chain, discusses what makes a good parent, and demonstrates several techniques using Parenting such as creating a title animation with a minimum number of keyframes, building a geometric construct, and bringing an anthropomorphic robot arm to life. Sidebar topics include avoiding a scaling gotcha with parenting, and creating abstract backgrounds using the Fractal Noise effect.
Overview TRT:1:34 Parenting Basics TRT:5:24 Parenting with Null Objects TRT:9:00 Geometric Constructs TRT:8:02 File Preparation TRT:4:28 Building the Parenting Chain TRT:5:51 Arranging the Frame TRT:6:13 Animating the Arm TRT:8:09 Title Animation TRT:7:19 RoboTV – Keyframe Interpolation TRT:7:03 RoboTV – Text Animation TRT:8:06 RoboTV – Finishing Touches TRT:6:51 Non-Uniform Scale Issues TRT:4:32 Setting Up TRT:3:03 Soft Lighting Effects TRT:6:02 Block Patterns TRT:5:29 After Effects Apprentice 08: Nesting and Precomposing TRT:02:05:58 In this course, Chris and Trish Meyer share two of the core secrets required to become an efficient After Effects user: understanding the Render Order (the internal order of operations After Effects uses when calculating masks, effects, transformation, track mattes, and layer styles), and the judicious use of multiple compositions where a composition may be "nested" into one or more other comps. This makes it easier to group layers, efficiently re-use a common element to quickly accommodate client changes, pan around large composites of multiple layers, and solve render order issues. By mastering these concepts, you can take control of what the program does and how it does it to achieve the design in your head, rather than compromising your ideas by just accepting what it gives you.
Overview TRT:1:42 Building an extra-wide composition TRT:5:42 Nesting and animating a precomp TRT:3:34 Editing the precomp TRT:4:05 Using common elements TRT:5:32 Creating and Animating a Map Composition TRT:5:12 Accommodating Changes Efficiently TRT:5:08 Precomposing to Group Layers TRT:9:43 Precomps and Effects TRT:6:28 What Could Go Wrong? TRT:10:23 Precomposing with Leave All Attributes TRT:6:55 More on precomps and effects TRT:2:45 Understanding the Render Order TRT:5:27 Solving Problems by Using a Second Composition TRT:7:34 Using Precomposing to Rewire the Render Order TRT:8:55 Render Order Exceptions TRT:8:06 Quizzler challenges TRT:3:16 Quizzler Solution 1: Alien Puzzle TRT:3:15 Quizzler Solution 2: Picture in Picture TRT:2:02 Finishing the Muybridge promo TRT:8:41 Navigating composition hierarchies TRT:4:30 Edit This, Look At That TRT:3:48 Preserve Frame Rate TRT:3:15 After Effects Apprentice 09: Expressions TRT:01:35:30 One of the most powerful but underused features in After Effects is Expressions: The ability to define how a parameter animates using instructions such as "wiggle" compared to explicitly keyframing every value. One of its strengths is the ability to have multiple parameters and layers follow the lead of a master layer or controller effect, making it much easier to coordinate complex animations and quickly accommodate client changes. In this gentle introduction, Chris Meyer shows you how to let After Effects do most of the work while creating simple but very useful expressions that you can put to work on a wide variety of jobs. Overview TRT:2:38 Keyframes and client changes TRT:5:35 Creating an expression TRT:4:49 Managing expressions TRT:3:23 Simple math TRT:4:20 Coordinating similar properties TRT:5:08 Clockwork TRT:4:23 Linear interpolation TRT:7:33 Looping TRT:7:57 The wiggle expression TRT:8:21 Expression controls TRT:7:53 Master controls TRT:6:59 Driven by sound TRT:6:37 Quizzler challenges TRT:1:44 Quizzler 1 solution: Touching wheels TRT:6:14 Quizzler 2 solution: Master drop shadow TRT:2:45 Idea corner 1: Manic blur TRT:3:02 Idea corner 2: Flashing lights TRT:2:48 Idea corner 3: Wandering electric arcs TRT:3:21 After Effects Apprentice 10: Time Games TRT:00:59:04 In this breezy course, Chris Meyer demonstrates several ways to manipulate time in After Effects, including how to combine these tools with other tricks you've already learned in this series such as nesting compositions, expressions, and the Graph Editor. Along the way, he reveals several important yet somewhat hidden functions, such as the advanced composition setting that ensures you'll get predictable stop motion, the two different modes of the Frame Blending switch, and the mysterious Time Remap parameter that disappears if you don't have keyframing enabled for it. Although it may sound advanced (and parts of it is), these are all techniques you can easily master, and have a lot of fun with.
Welcome TRT:0:56 Frame Mix mode TRT:5:14 Pixel Motion mode TRT:5:01 Preserve Frame Rate option TRT:3:29 Calming overactive effects TRT:4:23 Creating hold and freeze frames TRT:6:00 Spotting hit points in time TRT:4:41 Keyframing time TRT:7:53 Refining speed changes with the Graph Editor TRT:6:12 Quizzler challenge: looping a composition TRT:3:47 Quizzler solution TRT:4:53 Idea corner 1: Crossfading stop motion frames TRT:2:48 Idea corner 2: Multiple playback speeds TRT:3:47 After Effects Apprentice 11: 3D Space TRT:03:23:48 The core of this course is a beginner-level introduction to 3D space inside Adobe After Effects. If you've never worked in 3D before, Chris and Trish Meyer build up your knowledge base step-by-step explaining what's different between 2D and 3D, then moving through cameras and lights – including how to build camera rigs and manage shadows. Once you've become familiar with those bedrock skills, Chris then demonstrates several different workflows for creating 3D objects inside Adobe Photoshop and importing them in After Effects. A set of sidebar movies at the end share additional tips on the difference between 3D rotation and orientation, using the different Axis Modes, and how to maintain maximum quality in 3D. As always, Chris and Trish put parameters and techniques in a real-world context, explaining what settings they use and why.
Welcome TRT:1:56 Comparing 2D and 3D TRT:5:31 Rotation in 3D TRT:4:49 Keyframing in 3D TRT:4:56 Multiplaning workaround in 2D TRT:3:23 Using 3D Views TRT:6:47 Natural multiplaning in 3D TRT:5:04 Keyframing a fly-in TRT:5:25 Editing 3D motion paths TRT:5:45 Auto-orienting a layer along its path TRT:2:04 Adding a camera to a composition TRT:9:02 Comparing camera presets TRT:2:50 Using the Camera Tools with the Active Camera TRT:4:49 Using the Camera Tools in the alternate views TRT:4:52 3D View Options TRT:1:59 Animating a 3D camera TRT:6:21 Creating an orbit camera rig TRT:5:44 Extending your camera rig TRT:4:33 Auto-orientation with 3D cameras TRT:7:34 Creating a 3D light TRT:6:37 Working with Point lights TRT:3:22 Working with Spot lights TRT:3:49 Creating shadows TRT:10:14 Light Falloff (After Effects CS5.5) TRT:5:20 Vanishing Point Exchange in Photoshop Extended TRT:9:19 Vanishing Point Exchange in After Effects TRT:4:40 Importing a 3D model into Photoshop Extended TRT:9:08 Creating 3D objects using Adobe Repoussé TRT:9:48 Live Photoshop 3D inside After Effects TRT:8:19 Introduction to dimensional stills TRT:3:42 Cutting up the source image TRT:2:27 Repairing the layers in Photoshop TRT:8:28 Animating the resulting layers in After Effects TRT:6:28 Sidebars: Rotation versus Orientation TRT:3:16 Sidebars: Understanding the Axis Modes TRT:4:05 Sidebars: Scaling issues in 3D TRT:4:58 Sidebars: OpenGL acceleration TRT:6:24 After Effects Apprentice 12: Tracking and Keying TRT:02:16:35 Motion tracking: The ability to follow the location of an object in a piece of footage, and use this information to stabilize that shot or animate other layers. Color keying: The ability to make a solid color background transparent so that you can replace it with a new image. Both of these are core visual effects tasks you need to learn if you want to take your After Effects skills to the next level. In this course, Chris Meyer shows you how to use the motion tracker and stabilizer built into After Effects, with loads of advice on how to handle a variety of shots. He also gives a quick tour of the third-party software mocha that is bundled with After Effects. On the keying front, Chris demonstrates the basic workflow for The Foundry's Keylight, which is also bundled with After Effects. By the end of this course, you will be combining these two skills to track greenscreen shot with a handheld camera, and replace its background. Practice is the secret to mastering these skills, but getting to look over someone else's shoulder as they perform these tasks is a great way to jump-start your learning curve.
Welcome TRT:1:25 Setting up a stabilization TRT:2:59 Track Points explained TRT:5:49 Performing a Track TRT:5:12 Applying a stabilization TRT:2:43 Cleaning up the results of a stabilization TRT:3:01 Performing a motion track TRT:5:58 Applying the results TRT:4:32 The Radio Waves effect TRT:4:17 Tracking the mountain TRT:5:33 Compositing the effect TRT:4:03 Perspective tracking overview TRT:2:07 Tracking to corner pin TRT:7:02 Improving the composite TRT:5:40 Tracking dots TRT:5:44 Dealing with obscuration TRT:5:13 Cleaning up the stabilization TRT:5:52 Basic keying TRT:7:21 Refining the key TRT:5:21 Quizzler challenges TRT:3:36 Quizzler #1 solution: stabilization plus masking TRT:3:00 Quizzler #2 solution: stabilization plus tracking TRT:2:51 Quizzler #3 solution: copying a camera's motion TRT:4:11 Idea Corner: Tracking for multiple effect points TRT:4:45 Sidbar: Tracking advice TRT:8:16 Sidbar: Tracking interlaced sources TRT:6:01 Sidbar: Tracking with mocha AE TRT:9:10 Sidbar: Using garbage masks for keying TRT:4:53 After Effects Apprentice 13: Paint, Puppet, and More TRT:02:24:04 In this lesson, Trish and Chris Meyer introduce you to a series of creative tools inside After Effects: Paint, Puppet, Brainstorm, and Cartoon. The centerpiece is Paint, where Trish will demonstrate how to use the Brush, Eraser, and Clone Stamp tools to draw on a layer, remove portions of it, or repeat elements around a composition. These can be used for artistic purposes as well as to repair problem areas in footage. Chris then shows off the Puppet tools for distorting layers, Brainstorm to break through creative blocks, and the Cartoon effect to lend an illustrative look to live footage or 3D renders. Introduction & Welcome TRT:1:07 Brush Tool: Setting up the brush tool TRT:5:40 Brush Tool: Brush tool basics TRT:7:01 Brush Tool: Duration options TRT:4:43 Brush Tool: Channel modes and other settings TRT:6:28 Brush Tool: Animating Strokes TRT:4:05 Erasing Tool: Erasing different channels TRT:8:04 Erasing Tool: Eraser tool modes TRT:5:40 Painting to Reveal: Examining a finished write-on animation TRT:1:49 Painting to Reveal: Creating a reveal stroke TRT:6:47 Painting to Reveal: Finishing the reveal TRT:4:12 Clone Stamp Tool: An introduction to cloning TRT:2:08 Clone Stamp Tool: The cloning process explained TRT:6:08 Clone Stamp Tool: Using clone presets TRT:3:08 Clone Stamp Tool: Editing and animating clone strokes TRT:4:59 Clone Stamp Tool: Time shifting clone strokes TRT:3:45 Puppet Tools: Puppet Pin tool overview TRT:4:48 Puppet Tools: Distorting a layer TRT:4:13 Puppet Tools: Keyframing a puppet animation TRT:6:42 Puppet Tools: Motion sketching an animation TRT:5:40 Puppet Tools: Puppet Overlap tool TRT:6:06 Puppet Tools: Puppet Starch tool TRT:4:53 Brainstorm: Brainstormed variations TRT:5:08 Brainstorm: Exploring unfamiliar effects TRT:4:29 Brainstorm: Brainstorming keyframes TRT:4:51 Cartoon Effect: Exploring the Cartoon effect TRT:4:58 Cartoon Effect: Enhancing Cartoon with other effects TRT:5:50 Cartoon Effect: Brainstorming Cartoon TRT:4:15 Idea Corner: Teaching a puppet to write TRT:6:27 After Effects Apprentice 14: Shape Layers TRT:01:49:51 Shape Layers provide the ability to create and animate vector-based artwork directly inside After Effects. These shapes may be as simple as lines and lower third bars, or as complex as a cartoon character. In this lesson, Chris Meyer walks you through creating shape paths, applying shape effects, and reordering shape operators to get the desired result. After demonstrating the basics, Chris then leads you through a series of exercises using shape layers to create common motion graphics elements. Welcome TRT:2:06 Chapter 1.1: Drawing Shapes | Shape tool overview TRT:4:27 Chapter 1.2: Drawing Shapes | Drawing parametric shapes TRT:5:43 Chapter 1.3: Drawing Shapes | Drawing pen paths TRT:5:21 Chapter 2.1: Multiple Shape Paths | Creating multiple shape groups TRT:3:15 Chapter 2.2: Multiple Shape Paths | Creating multiple paths in the same group TRT:4:25 Chapter 2.3: Multiple Shape Paths | Creating compound paths TRT:8:16 Chapter 3.1: Shape Effects | Exploring shape effects TRT:6:39 Chapter 3.2: Shape Effects | Wiggle paths TRT:2:41 Chapter 3.3: Shape Effects | Repeater TRT:6:54 Chapter 3.4: Shape Effects | Wiggle transform TRT:4:55 Chapter 3.5: Shape Effects | Combining wiggle transform with the repeater TRT:3:14 Chapter 4.1: Exercise: Crosshair | Editing gradients TRT:5:13 Chapter 4.2: Exercise: Crosshair | Creating open paths TRT:4:24 Chapter 5.1: Exercise: Abstract Texture | Automatic animation TRT:3:54 Chapter 5.2: Exercise: Abstract Texture | Creating a swarm TRT:2:38 Chapter 5.3: Exercise: Abstract Texture | Blending multiple shapes into a texture TRT:5:16 Chapter 6.1: Exercise: Map Path | Creating a Roto Bezier path TRT:3:24 Chapter 6.2 Exercise: Map Path | Dashes and Gaps TRT:3:01 Chapter 6.3: Exercise: Map Path | Animating a line TRT:3:29 Chapter 7.1: Exercise: Animated Logo | Using the Repeater to create an end pose TRT:3:52 Chapter 7.2: Exercise: Animated Logo | Using Brainstorm to create an animation TRT:6:23 Chapter 8.1: Sidebars | Tips for Stylized Bars TRT:5:32 Chapter 8.2: Sidebars | Additional Shape Presets TRT:4:49 After Effects Apprentice 15: Final Project TRT:03:25:12
Welcome TRT:1:37 Chapter 1.1: The Floor | Building the grid floor TRT:8:49 Chapter 1.2: The Floor | Creating a radar sweep TRT:5:15 Chapter 1.3: The Floor | Adding lightning TRT:3:38 Chapter 2.1: The Video Wall | Building the video panel TRT:4:36 Chapter 2.2: The Video Wall | Block Dissolve transition TRT:3:53 Chapter 2.3: The Video Wall | Stylizing the footage TRT:2:17 Chapter 2.4: The Video Wall | Duplicating precomps TRT:3:38 Chapter 3.1: The Dial | Importing Illustrator files TRT:5:48 Chapter 3.2: The Dial | Paths and masks TRT:4:55 Chapter 3.3: The Dial | Animating the Stroke effect TRT:4:22 Chapter 3.4: The Dial | Tinting the event names TRT:2:44 Chapter 3.5: The Dial | Wiggling the rings TRT:3:40 Chapter 4.1: Creating Main Comp 1 | Starting a new composition TRT:1:49 Chapter 4.2: Creating Main Comp 1 | Spotting music TRT:5:57 Chapter 4.3: Creating Main Comp 1 | Building the floor TRT:5:29 Chapter 4.4: Creating Main Comp 1 | Adding a video panel TRT:3:41 Chapter 4.5: Creating Main Comp 1 | Creating a reflection TRT:7:49 Chapter 4.6: Creating Main Comp 1 | Adding the dial TRT:4:09 Chapter 4.7: Creating Main Comp 1 | Arranging the frame TRT:4:52 Chapter 5.1: The Camera Move | Setting up the final pose TRT:4:30 Chapter 5.2: The Camera Move | Keyframing the camera TRT:4:56 Chapter 6.1: Creating a Title | Adding a text layer TRT:5:17 Chapter 6.2: Creating a Title | Text animation presets TRT:3:18 Chapter 6.3: Creating a Title | Customizing the preset TRT:6:09 Chapter 7.1: Lighting and Shadows | Adding a Spot light TRT:3:43 Chapter 7.2: Lighting and Shadows | Casting shadows TRT:3:16 Chapter 8.1: Further Polish | Improving consistency TRT:2:45 Chapter 8.2: Further Polish | Adding a 2D background TRT:4:30 Chapter 8.3: Further Polish | Tying up loose ends TRT:4:57 Chapter 9.1: Finishing the Comps | Main Comp 2 overview TRT:3:34 Chapter 9.2: Finishing the Comps | Grouping layers TRT:4:41 Chapter 9.3: Finishing the Comps | Animating the swivel TRT:9:03 Chapter 9.4: Finishing the Comps | Assembling the final comp TRT:3:26 Chapter 10.1: Client Changes | Adding a transition TRT:7:01 Chapter 10.2: Client Changes | Keyframing the camera TRT:3:22 Chapter 10.3: Client Changes | Filmic glow TRT:4:02 Chapter 10.4: Client Changes | Increasing the motion blur TRT:4:03 Chapter 10.5: Client Changes | Retiming a video source TRT:7:35 Chapter 11.1: Render Strategies | Render Settings TRT:2:49 Chapter 11.2: Render Strategies | Output for archiving TRT:1:16 Chapter 11.3: Render Strategies | Outputting anamorphic widescreen DV TRT:1:58 Chapter 11.4: Render Strategies | Creating a 4:3 Center-cut version TRT:2:32 Chapter 11.5: Render Strategies | Output for web TRT:2:25 Chapter 11.6: Render Strategies | Components for editors TRT:2:12 Chapter 12.1: Bonus – Creating the Ring inside After Effects | Creating the inner ring TRT:5:21 Chapter 12.2: Bonus – Creating the Ring inside After Effects | Creating the outer rings TRT:3:11 Chapter 12.3: Bonus – Creating the Ring inside After Effects | Creating the text ring TRT:4:22 After Effects Apprentice Bundle (15 courses with Chris and Trish Meyer)$149.95Basic Training for Final Cut Studio (2010)TRT:03:59:25 INSTRUCTOR:Wolsky, Tom
Experience the powerful integration of Apple’s Final Cut Studio applications through task-focused lessons that touch on the major software modules. Host and post-production veteran, Tom Wolsky, will be your guide through hours of project- focused instruction. Media files are included so that you can follow along.  Basic Training for Final Cut Studio Lessons: TRT:03:59:25 Click "Show Lessons" to access chapter previews. Introduction TRT:00:51 1: Optimizing Your System TRT:04:41 2.1: Final Cut Pro Introduction TRT:02:21 2.2: Interface TRT:02:59 2.3: Settings and Preferences TRT:03:30 2.4: Ingesting TRT:09:37 2.5: Browser TRT:02:52 2.6: Editing in the Viewer TRT:09:06 2.7: Trimming TRT:03:44 2.8: Adding B-roll TRT:07:22 2.9: Transitions TRT:01:42 2.10: Animation TRT:07:33 2.11: Filters TRT:08:38 2.12: Text TRT:08:57 2.13: Motion Templates TRT:04:34 2.14: Speed TRT:05:19 2.15: Audio TRT:09:35 2.16: Outputting TRT:06:15 3.1: Color Introduction TRT:00:32 3.2: The Interface TRT:06:19 3.3: Primary Room TRT:04:20 3.4: Secondary Room TRT:03:45 3.5: Additional Primary Correction TRT:03:01 3.6: Addiitonal Secondary Correction TRT:05:58 3.7: Render Queue TRT:02:47 4.1: Soundtrack Pro Introduction TRT:00:22 4.2: Audio File Project Interface TRT:05:39 4.3: Multitrack Project Interface TRT:04:00 4.4: Tracks Pane TRT:03:57 4.5: Fades and Levels TRT:02:47 4.6: Effects TRT:03:15 4.7: Mixing TRT:05:04 4.8: Exporting TRT:02:12 5.1: Motion Introduction TRT:00:20 5.2: The Interface TRT:03:59 5.3: Text TRT:05:20 5.4: Behaviors TRT:05:53 5.5: Filters TRT:07:19 5.6: Replicator TRT:02:49 5.7: Particles TRT:03:25 5.8: Drawing Tools TRT:05:30 5.9: 3D Space TRT:02:59 5.10: Camera Controls TRT:05:50 5.11: Lights TRT:02:35 6.1: Compressor Introduction TRT:00:15 6.2: Interface TRT:03:07 6.3: Templates TRT:02:21 6.4: Settings TRT:04:21 6.5: Batch Window TRT:02:26 6.6: Droplets TRT:01:42 7.1: DVD Studio Pro Introduction TRT:00:15 7.2: Interface TRT:04:20 7.3: Assets TRT:02:01 7.4: Customizing Templates TRT:06:21 7.5: Creating Links TRT:05:40 7.6: Slideshows TRT:05:20 7.7: Encoding and Output TRT:00:55 Conclusion TRT:00:48 Basic Training for Final Cut Studio (2010)$149.95Complete Training for Adobe Premiere Pro CS4TRT:08:27:47 INSTRUCTOR:Kolb, Tim
This Training will teach you everything needed to quickly and easily move from beginner to Master editor with Adobe Premiere Pro CS4. "Complete Training for Adobe Premiere Pro CS4" really does cover it all. All HD project files are included so you use the same broadcast quality graphics and videos that Kolb uses during the training. Learn to edit like a pro regardless of past software experience. Tim will guide you through a series of information-packed lessons and show you how to add that elusive production polish that seperates the professional from beginners. Complete Training for Adobe Premiere Pro CS4 Lessons: TRT:08:27:47 Click "Show Lessons" to access chapter previews. Introduction TRT:01:27 On Location | 1.1: Monitor Calibration TRT:03:14 On Location | 1.2: Diagnostic Displays TRT:06:45 On Location | 1.3: Overlay Window TRT:09:08 On Location | 1.4: Preferences TRT:04:38 On Location | 1.5: Shot List Window TRT:04:21 Starting a Project | 2.1: Launching Premiere Pro TRT:16:27 Starting a Project | 2.2: Preferences and Interface TRT:14:31 Starting a Project | 2.3: Ingest from Tape TRT:07:12 Starting a Project | 2.4: Import Media TRT:07:42 Organizing Media | 3.1: Preferences TRT:06:35 Organizing Media | 3.2: Interface TRT:01:00 Organizing Media | 3.3: Metadata TRT:07:00 Organizing Media | 3.4: Project Panel TRT:10:14 Organizing Media | 3.5: Bins TRT:04:07 Organizing Media | 3.6: Media Browser TRT:03:43 Sequences | 4.1: Preferences TRT:05:06 Sequences | 4.2: Interface TRT:02:53 Sequences | 4.3: Creating a Sequence TRT:11:57 Sequences | 4.4: Sequences with Multiple Settings TRT:03:42 Sequences | 4.5: Tracks TRT:26:10 Sequences | 4.6: Audio Units TRT:04:18 Editing | 5.1: Preferences TRT:07:42 Editing | 5.2: Interface TRT:06:42 Editing | 5.3: Editing Basics TRT:10:28 Editing | 5.4: Tools TRT:14:54 Editing | 5.5: Timeline Navigation TRT:09:14 Editing | 5.6: Transitions TRT:09:28 Editing | 5.7: Multi-cam Editing TRT:13:30 Effects | 6.1: Interface TRT:05:43 Effects | 6.2: Video Effects Folder TRT:03:09 Effects | 6.3: Placing an Effect TRT:01:32 Effects | 6.4: Control Panel - Visual TRT:13:02 Effects | 6.5: Control Panel - Intrinsic TRT:07:55 Audio | 7.1: Preferences TRT:06:41 Audio | 7.2: Interface TRT:06:21 Audio | 7.3: Audio Mixer TRT:16:43 Audio | 7.4: Audio on the Timeline TRT:06:11 Audio | 7.5: Audio Tracks TRT:09:19 Audio | 7.6: Audio Effects TRT:05:16 Audio | 7.7: Mixing Basics TRT:11:28 Creating Titles | 8.1: Preferences TRT:03:10 Creating Titles | 8.2: Interface TRT:03:46 Creating Titles | 8.3: Creating a Text Document TRT:01:45 Creating Titles | 8.4: Type Attributes TRT:26:50 Creating Titles | 8.5: Templates TRT:08:09 Creating Titles | 8.6: Creating a Roll TRT:06:47 Creating Titles | 8.7: Creating a Crawl TRT:05:13 Output | 9.1: Project Manager / AAF TRT:13:46 Output | 9.2: Media Encoder Settings TRT:15:38 Output | 9.3: Batch Encoding TRT:08:56 Output | 9.4: Sequences and Composition Encodes TRT:03:18 Output | 9.5: Export to Tape TRT:03:19 Encore DVD | 10.1: Project Settings TRT:06:53 Encore DVD | 10.2: Interface TRT:09:41 Encore DVD | 10.3: Importing Assets TRT:08:44 Encore DVD | 10.4: Editing a Menu TRT:08:10 Encore DVD | 10.5: Structure Setup TRT:06:14 Encore DVD | 10.6: Output Format - DVD TRT:15:57 Encore DVD | 10.7: Output Format - Blu-ray Disc TRT:05:53 Encore DVD | 10.8: Output Format - Flash TRT:06:53 11: Dynamic Link TRT:10:42 Conclusion TRT:00:35 Complete Training for Adobe Premiere Pro CS4$149.95Complete Training for Adobe® Premiere® Pro CS5 and CS5.5TRT:08:27:31 INSTRUCTOR:Kolb, Tim
This training will teach you everything you need to know to quickly and easily get started with Adobe Premiere Pro CS5 and CS5.5. "Complete Training for Adobe Premiere Pro CS5" covers it all. Project files are included so you can follow along with instructor Tim Kolb. Learn to edit like a pro regardless of past software experience. Kolb will guide you through a series of information-packed lessons.
Complete Training for Adobe® Premiere® Pro CS5 and 5.5 Lessons: TRT:08:27:31 Click "Show Lessons" to access chapter previews. Introduction TRT:01:12 1.1: Adobe OnLocation | Monitor Window TRT:06:37 1.2: Adobe OnLocation | Preferences TRT:05:51 1.3: Adobe OnLocation | Scopes TRT:09:41 1.4: Adobe OnLocation | Story Workflow TRT:08:05 2.1: Launching Adobe Premiere Pro | Starting a New Project TRT:09:11 2.2: Launching Adobe Premiere Pro | Importing Media TRT:16:58 2.3: Launching Adobe Premiere Pro | Organizing Your Media TRT:07:41 3.1: Editing | Sequences TRT:19:32 3.2: Editing | Moving Media to the Sequence TRT:14:20 3.3: Editing | Working on the Timeline TRT:23:15 3.4: Editing | Sequence Clip Menu TRT:29:59 3.5: Editing | Multicam Editing TRT:05:52 3.6: Editing | Transitions TRT:10:08 3.7: Editing | Effects TRT:23:09 4.1: Audio | Audio Fundamentals TRT:03:47 4.2: Audio | The Mixer TRT:14:58 4.3: Audio | Audio in the Timeline TRT:02:19 4.4: Audio | Audio Effects TRT:02:50 4.5: Audio | Clip Audio and Effect Controls TRT:06:11 5.1: Creating Titles | The Title Designer Interface TRT:06:17 5.2: Creating Titles | Fonts, Styles and Attributes TRT:14:39 5.3: Creating Titles | Tools and Functions TRT:11:44 5.4: Creating Titles | Style Library TRT:07:01 5.5: Creating Titles | Roll and Crawl Creation TRT:15:04 5.6: Creating Titles | Templates TRT:02:33 6.1: Output | Project Manager TRT:10:53 6.2: Output | Adobe Media Encoder TRT:28:02 6.3: Output | Export to Another NLE TRT:05:47 6.4: Output | Export to Tape TRT:06:45 7: Adobe Premiere Pro Preferences TRT:25:39 8.1: New Features | Mercury Playback Engine TRT:10:27 8.2: New Features | Editing in Native Formats TRT:05:33 8.3: New Features | Red R3D Workflow TRT:06:54 8.4: New Features | Ultra Keyer TRT:05:34 9.1: Adobe Encore | Project Settings TRT:05:07 9.2: Adobe Encore | Importing Assets TRT:04:29 9.3: Adobe Encore | Creating a Menu TRT:06:09 9.4: Adobe Encore | Structure Setup TRT:21:12 9.5: Adobe Encore | Output Format: DVD TRT:13:13 9.6: Adobe Encore | Output Format: Blu-ray Disc TRT:08:40 9.7: Adobe Encore | Output Format: Flash TRT:06:17 10: Adobe Bridge TRT:08:47 11: Featured Partner - Nvidia TRT:12:41 12: Featured Partner - AJA TRT:25:33 13: Featured Partner - Boris FX TRT:09:58 Conclusion TRT:00:57 Complete Training for Adobe® Premiere® Pro CS5 and CS5.5$149.95Complete Training for Final Cut Pro 7TRT:04:56:46 INSTRUCTOR:Wolsky, Tom
With our Final Cut Pro 7 training, you'll learn to use Final Cut Pro powerful and precise editing tools to create content in any format from DV and native HDV to fully uncompressed HD. Final Cut Pro gives you more creative options than ever before, and your host Tom Wolsky will help you master the software. REVIEW: Complete Training for Final Cut Pro 7 Lessons: TRT:04:56:46 Click "Show Lessons" to access chapter previews. Introduction TRT:01:11 1: Optimizing your System TRT:04:39 2: Interface TRT:04:15 3: Quick Start TRT:06:27 4.1: Opening a Project TRT:01:44 4.2: The Browser TRT:07:05 4.3: The Viewer TRT:02:14 4.4: The Timeline TRT:01:59 5.1: Customizing TRT:00:25 5.2: Windows TRT:02:19 5.3: Track Layout TRT:01:32 5.4: Keyboard TRT:03:13 5.5: Buttons TRT:01:59 6.1: Editing Introduction TRT:00:16 6.2: Marking Clips TRT:07:47 6.3: Editing Clips TRT:04:50 6.4: Editing in the Timeline TRT:06:45 7.1: Adding B-roll TRT:11:34 7.2: Replace Edits TRT:03:11 7.3: Autoselect buttons TRT:01:49 8: Storyboard Editing TRT:03:25 9.1: Trimming Introduction TRT:00:27 9.2: Rippling TRT:05:04 9.3: Double-sided Edits, Roll, Slip and Slide TRT:06:01 9.4: Shuffle Edits TRT:02:10 9.5: Trim Edit Window TRT:04:59 10.1: Understanding Clips Introduction TRT:00:18 10.2: Masters and Affiliates TRT:04:30 10.3: Subclips TRT:02:47 10.4: Match Frame TRT:03:37 10.5: Markers TRT:05:34 11.1: Settings and Preferences Introduction TRT:00:15 11.2: User Preferences TRT:04:36 11.3: System Settings TRT:03:24 11.4: Audio/Video Settings TRT:02:43 12.1: Ingesting Introduction TRT:00:21 12.2: Log and Capture TRT:06:56 12.3: Log and Transfer TRT:04:22 12.4: Importing Audio TRT:02:52 13.1: Audio Introduction TRT:00:22 13.2: Adjusting Levels TRT:10:44 13.3: Normalization TRT:03:32 13.4: Audio Mixing TRT:05:21 13.5: Voice Over TRT:03:22 14.1: Transitions Introduction TRT:00:21 14.2: Applying Transitions TRT:05:21 14.3: Rendering TRT:03:17 14.4: Alpha Transitions TRT:07:50 15.1: Titles Introduction TRT:00:23 15.2: Basic Titles TRT:06:13 15.3: Boris Titles TRT:10:06 15.4: Motion Templates TRT:03:24 16.1: Motion Effects Introduction TRT:00:15 16.2: In the Canvas TRT:08:32 16.3: Nesting TRT:08:07 17.1: Speed Introduction TRT:00:15 17.2: Constant Speed TRT:04:15 17.3: Freeze Frame TRT:01:36 17.4: Fit to Fill TRT:01:15 17.5: Variable Speed TRT:07:17 18: iChat Theater TRT:02:58 19: Multicam editing TRT:09:16 20.1: Filters Introduction TRT:00:33 20.2: Applying Filters TRT:06:17 20.3: Animating Filters TRT:03:10 20.4: Color Correction TRT:07:02 20.5: SmoothCam TRT:03:30 21.1: Compositing Introduction TRT:00:16 21.2: Opacity TRT:02:39 21.3: Composite Modes TRT:01:32 21.4: Keying TRT:04:32 21.5: Garbage Matte TRT:02:20 21.6: Travel Matte TRT:02:32 22: Media Manager TRT:04:47 23.1: Outputting Introduction TRT:00:18 23.2: Render and Mixdown TRT:01:11 23.3: Output to Tape TRT:05:10 23.4: Exporting from FCP TRT:03:11 23.5: Sharing TRT:03:21 Conclusion TRT:00:48 Complete Training for Final Cut Pro 7$149.95Getting Started with Adobe® Creative Suite® 5 and 5.5 Production PremiumTRT:05:48:07 INSTRUCTOR:Kolb, Tim
Learn the essentials of Adobe CS5 and 5.5 Production Premium software with Class on Demand expert, Tim Kolb. This series of lessons will guide you through Adobe’s “script to screen” workflow. Get a handle on the basics of taking your story from inception to delivery, regardless of your audience’s preferred playback device.
Getting Started with Adobe CS5 and 5.5 Production Premium Lessons: TRT:05:48:07 Click "Show Lessons" to access chapter previews. Introduction TRT:01:31 1: Adobe® OnLocation™ TRT:29:38 2: Adobe® Bridge TRT:18:33 3: Adobe® Illustrator® TRT:09:44 4: Adobe® Photoshop® TRT:14:40 5.1: Adobe® Premiere® Pro | Interface and Preferences TRT:21:55 5.2: Adobe® Premiere® Pro | Basic Editing TRT:33:46 6: Adobe® Soundbooth® TRT:23:58 7: Adobe® After Effects® TRT:31:03 8: Adobe® Encore® TRT:24:42 9: Adobe® Flash® Catalyst™ TRT:29:41 10: Adobe® Media Encoder TRT:12:24 11: Adobe® Device Central TRT:08:27 12: Adobe® Dynamic Link TRT:15:50 13: Featured Partner - AJA TRT:25:34 14: Featured Partner - Boris FX TRT:09:59 15: Featured Partner - Nvidia TRT:12:42 16: Featured Partner - ActionBacks TRT:04:26 17: Featured Partner - Tiffen TRT:18:03 Conclusion TRT:01:31 Getting Started with Adobe® Creative Suite® 5 and 5.5 Production Premium$149.95Complete Training for DaVinci ResolveTRT:04:22:37 INSTRUCTOR:Bob Sliga, Steve Hullfish &
Blackmagic Design’s DaVinci Resolve draws on a rich heritage of color grading expertise and technology to deliver an outstanding grading product. Learn how to get the best out of your Resolve software with world-class training. Leveraging Steve Hullfish's expertise, Bob Sliga’s brilliance as a color-grader, and Class on Demand's state-of-the-art on demand training platform, This training is sure to get you up to speed quickly and easily.
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Complete Training for DaVinci Resolve Lessons TRT:04:22:37 1.1: Introduction to DaVinci Resolve TRT:2:17 1.2: Project Media TRT:4:05 1.3: Install and Launch TRT:4:31 1.4: Import and Export TRT:1:42 2: Screens TRT:12:33 3: Browse TRT:4:10 4.1: UI Intro TRT:7:52 4.2: Primary Color Correction Tab TRT:3:55 4.3: 3-way Color Corrector TRT:2:56 4.4: RGB mixer TRT:2:44 4.5: Curves TRT:7:30 4.6: Qualifiers TRT:7:49 4.7: Windows TRT:7:52 4.8: Blur TRT:3:48 4.9: Key TRT:2:09 4.10: Stills TRT:4:24 4.11: Powergrades TRT:3:24 4.12: Single Node TRT:6:23 4.13: Multiple Nodes and Compositing TRT:4:04 4.14: Compositing Using the Alpha Output Node TRT:4:36 4.15: Application of Primaries TRT:4:12 4.16: Application of Secondaries TRT:4:42 4.17: Application of the Node Graph TRT:21:56 5.1: Timeline Options TRT:7:33 5.2: Editing TRT:2:55 5.3: Dynamic Timeline TRT:6:08 6.1: Viewer Options TRT:2:24 6.2: Tracking TRT:9:27 6.3: Image Stabilization TRT:2:50 6.4: Dustbusting TRT:1:47 7: Gallery TRT:6:34 8: Format TRT:1:30 9: Scene Detection TRT:12:11 10.1: Intro Edit Prep for Resolve TRT:2:57 10.2: XML Workflow TRT:8:25 10.3: AAF Workflow TRT:5:10 10.4: EDL Workflow TRT:3:05 10.5: Creating a DaVinci Project without EDL or XML TRT:2:31 10.6: Extract Audio and Load Track to Timeline TRT:2:59 11.1: Config Intro TRT:3:09 11.2: Project TRT:3:57 11.3: LUTs TRT:3:44 11.4: Settings TRT:3:41 11.5: Autosave TRT:1:32 11.6: Source TRT:4:46 12.1: Render Timeline TRT:6:53 12.2: Render Properties TRT:5:36 Sponsor Lesson: Cubix TRT:03:02 Sponsor Lesson: Ensemble Designs' BrightEye TRT:05:11 Sponsor Lesson: Tektronix WFM 5200 | Introduction TRT:04:11 Sponsor Lesson: Tektronix WFM 5200 | Color Correction for Video TRT:02:39 Sponsor Lesson: Tektronix WFM 5200 | Benefits of Using External Monitors TRT:02:27 Sponsor Lesson: Tektronix WFM 5200 | Using LQV & Gamma Displays TRT:02:34 Sponsor Lesson: Tektronix WFM 5200 | Color Matching TRT:01:15 Complete Training for DaVinci Resolve$129.95Complete Training for eyeon Fusion 6TRT:03:04:59 INSTRUCTOR:Lombardi, David
Gain a solid understanding of Fusion Six with 9 information-packed lessons featuring digital effects whiz, David Lombardi. This training was created for eyeon software's Software Artist Training initiative. Complete Training for eyeon Fusion 6 Lessons: TRT:03:04:59 Click "Show Lessons" to access chapter previews. Introduction TRT:00:59 1: The Interface TRT:15:07 2: Fusion Basics TRT:32:38 3: Masks TRT:27:09 4: Tracking TRT:24:55 5: Arranging the Project TRT:06:20 6: Connecting Values TRT:20:24 7: Particle Generator TRT:20:35 8: Keying TRT:20:10 9: 3D Basics TRT:16:02 Conclusion TRT:00:40 Complete Training for eyeon Fusion 6$129.95Complete Training for GenArts SapphireTRT:05:15:55 INSTRUCTOR:Prives, Todd
GenArts Sapphire™ has been used to create some of the most exciting visual effects in film, and you can get a glimpse of the power behind the magic with GenArts’ Todd Prives as your instructor. Prives guides After Effects and Final Cut users all the way from basic Sapphire features through advanced tips and tricks as they build a broadcast quality spot. Included with this tutorial are complete project files for both Adobe After Effects and Apple Final Cut Pro. Complete Training for GenArts Sapphire Lessons: TRT:05:15:55 Click "Show Lessons" to access chapter previews. Introduction TRT:01:31 1: Installing the Software TRT:06:08 2: Interface Overview TRT:10:39 3.1: Glow and ZGlow TRT:16:34 3.2: Rays TRT:09:47 3.3: EdgeRays TRT:09:19 3.4: LensFlare TRT:12:50 3.5: Glint TRT:11:01 3.6: Light3D TRT:09:07 4.1: Cartoon and AutoPaint TRT:11:39 4.2: FilmEffect TRT:05:10 4.3: FilmDamage and Vignette TRT:11:01 4.4: TileScramble TRT:03:57 5.1: BlurMotion TRT:09:53 5.2: Deband TRT:06:50 5.3: RackDefocus and ZDefocus TRT:17:20 5.4: Convolve TRT:05:12 5.5: Distort TRT:14:52 5.6 WarpPerspective TRT:06:01 5.7: Layer TRT:05:33 5.8: WarpVortex TRT:03:39 6.1: Zap, ZapTo and ZapFrom TRT:11:11 6.2: TextureFlux TRT:09:01 6.3: FeedbackBubble TRT:04:04 6.4: TimeWarpRGB, TimeAverage and Motion Detect TRT:04:17 6.5: Transitions TRT:13:07 7.1: After Effects Project "Project Mass" TRT:23:48 7.2: After Effects Project "It's Time" TRT:13:24 7.3: After Effects Project "PM Logo" TRT:13:28 7.4: Sapphire in Apple Final Cut Pro TRT:34:51 Conclusion TRT:00:41 Complete Training for GenArts Sapphire$129.95Advanced Training for Apple ColorTRT:04:00:17 INSTRUCTOR:Bob Sliga, Steve Hullfish &
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Advanced Training for Apple Color Lessons: TRT:04:00:17 Click "Show Lessons" to access chapter previews. 1: Introduction TRT:03:07 2.1: Advanced Discussion: Primary Color Correction TRT:16:48 2.2: Grade Management TRT:14:15 3.1: HSL Qualification and Skin Tones TRT:27:05 3.2: Multiple Secondary HSL TRT:19:14 3.3: Keyframing, Tracking and User Shapes TRT:26:54 4.1: Advanced ColorFX Room TRT:27:04 4.2: Nattress Plugins TRT:08:48 4.3: Primary Out Room TRT:06:30 4.4: Geometry Room TRT:04:55 4.5: Archiving TRT:03:08 5: Interfacing with Final Cut Pro TRT:03:28 6.1: Tangent Devices WAVE Panel TRT:20:42 6.2: Datacolor Spyder Monitor Calibration TRT:20:12 6.3: Tektronix Waveform Monitors and Rasterizers TRT:26:45 6.4: Cine-tal Monitor Setup and Calibration TRT:10:29 7: Conclusion TRT:00:53 Advanced Training for Apple Color$99.95Avid® Media Composer® for Final Cut Pro UsersTRT:04:25:35 INSTRUCTOR:Hullfish, Steve
Learn the essentials of Media Composer® 5 & 6 with Class on Demand expert, Steve Hullfish. This series of lessons, designed for Final Cut Pro users, will guide you through the features and workflows needed to complete projects using Avid® Media Composer®. By using your knowledge of Final Cut Pro, you’ll become comfortable with Media Composer 5 and 6’s powerful interface. Although this training was created with Avid® Media Composer® 5, the techniques and procedures shown in these lessons apply to the newly released Avid® Media Composer® 6.
Avid® Media Composer® for Final Cut Pro Users Lessons: TRT:04:25:35 Click "Show Lessons" to access chapter previews. Introduction TRT:02:32 1.1: Media Management TRT:03:15 1.2: Modality TRT:01:33 1.3: Importing the Project Media TRT:01:51 2.1: Starting a Project TRT:02:16 2.2: Interface Overview TRT:03:48 2.3: Intro to User Settings TRT:02:50 2.4: Overview of Settings TRT:07:04 2.5: Keyboard Settings TRT:07:38 2.6: Working with Bins TRT:08:52 2.7: Assembling Shots in a Sequence TRT:04:43 2.8: Working with the Timeline TRT:11:37 2.9: Exploring Timeline Options TRT:13:24 3.1: Ingesting File-Based Media Using AMA TRT:02:21 3.2: Standard Importing TRT:06:43 3.3: Capturing from Tape TRT:05:57 4.1: Trimming Basics TRT:03:53 4.2: Dynamic Trim Techniques TRT:02:31 4.3: Slip and Slide TRT:04:44 4.4: Using Fit-to-Fill TRT:04:01 4.5: Creating Subclips TRT:04:11 4.6: Nesting Sequences TRT:03:34 4.7: Using Locators to Edit TRT:03:55 5.1: Level and Pan Adjustments TRT:05:54 5.2: Audio Tool TRT:01:59 5.3: EQ Tool TRT:03:04 5.4: Audio Plug-ins and Filters TRT:03:31 6.1: Workspaces and Toolsets TRT:05:40 6.2: Import and Export Settings TRT:05:00 7.1: Effects Mode TRT:03:22 7.2: Adding and Removing Effects TRT:04:32 7.3: Saving Effects TRT:01:41 7.4: Effects Parameters TRT:02:15 7.5: Adding Effects on Filler TRT:01:57 7.6: Nesting TRT:03:40 7.7: Rendering TRT:03:22 8.1: Timewarp Effects TRT:04:33 8.2: Stabilizing Shots TRT:03:00 8.3: Intraframe Effects TRT:04:51 8.4: Third-Party Plug-Ins TRT:03:20 9.1: Interface TRT:07:58 9.2: Automatic Color Correction TRT:06:57 9.3: Color Correcting with Hue Offset Wheels TRT:02:56 9.4: Color Correcting with Curves and Sliders TRT:04:00 9.5: Keyframing Color Correction TRT:03:37 10.1: The Digital Cut Tool TRT:06:11 10.2: File-Based Delivery TRT:03:59 10.3: Avid DVD by Sonic® TRT:00:41 10.4: Sorenson Squeeze TRT:00:39 11.1: The Media Tool TRT:05:30 11.2: Consolidate, Transcode and Decompose TRT:07:47 11.3: Attic-Backups TRT:03:48 12.1: Unique Features of Media Composer® TRT:08:24 12.2: Comparing Features TRT:10:03 13.1: Multicam Editing TRT:03:54 13.2: Multicam Demonstration TRT:02:48 13.3: Fine Tuning the Edit TRT:03:37 14.1: ScriptSync® TRT:05:17 14.2: Editing from a Lined Script TRT:01:30 Conclusion TRT:01:05 Avid® Media Composer® for Final Cut Pro Users$99.95Basic Training for Adobe® CS4 Production PremiumTRT:03:54:56 INSTRUCTOR:Kolb, Tim
Explore Adobe® CS4 Production Premium with Class on Demand! Experience the all-new Adobe® CS4 Production Premium through task-focused lessons that explore the seven major applications and the technologies that improve your Adobe® workflow. Multi-award winning host and post-production veteran, Tim Kolb, will be your guide through 4 hours of project-focused instruction developed to give you exposure to the time-saving enhancements in the CS4 Production Premium software. Review Excerpt from DV.com: Basic Training for Adobe® CS4 Production Premium Lessons: TRT:03:54:56 Click "Show Lessons" to access chapter previews. Introduction TRT:01:06 1. On Location™ TRT:28:28 2. Soundbooth® and Premiere Pro® TRT:51:26 3. Illustrator® TRT:14:38 4. Photoshop® TRT:16:32 5. After Effects® TRT:26:55 6. Encore® TRT:22:04 7. Flash® TRT:13:41 8. Metadata TRT:12:28 9. Media Encoder TRT:12:28 10. 3D in Photoshop® and After Effects® TRT:09:49 11. Bridge TRT:07:28 12. Dynamic Link TRT:09:42 13. Device Central TRT:07:28 Conclusion TRT:00:43 Basic Training for Adobe® CS4 Production Premium$99.95Complete Training for Adobe® Dreamweaver® CS5 and CS5.5TRT:06:09:15 INSTRUCTOR:Jenkins, Sue
In this training, you will learn everything you need to know to build simple websites with Dreamweaver. Lessons include topics such as how to manage sites and create new pages; insert text, graphics, tables, lists, layers, and forms; build a navigation system; add dynamic functionality with Dreamweaver’s behaviors and Spry widgets; style your pages with Cascading Style Sheets; create and use templates, library items, and server-side includes; test and validate code; and publish your finished site via FTP through Dreamweaver’s expanded Files panel. Includes a Bonus Lesson for Lunarpages Web Hosting that includes setting up a hosting plan, logging into Lunarpages, the e-mail accounts mangager, creating sub domains, and adding webApps.
Complete Training for Adobe® Dreamweaver® CS5 and 5.5 Lessons: TRT:06:09:15 Click "Show Lessons" to access chapter previews. Introduction TRT:01:48 1. Getting Started TRT:28:46 2. Managing a Site TRT:13:56 3. Creating Pages TRT:23:29 4.1. Making a Basic Web Page | Introduction TRT:00:20 4.2. Making a Basic Web Page | Part One TRT:36:00 4.3. Making a Basic Web Page | Part Two TRT:17:20 5. Understanding Cascading Style Sheets TRT:30:26 6. Working with Layers TRT:20:42 7. Building Navigation Menus TRT:27:26 8. Templates, Library Items and SSIs TRT:15:06 9. Rollover Buttons, Image Maps and Media Files TRT:21:45 10. Creating Forms TRT:25:45 11. Behaviors, Snippets, History Panel, and Spry Widgets TRT:26:37 12. Testing and Validation TRT:12:22 13. Code Cleanup TRT:30:15 14. Publishing Your Site TRT:14:22 15. Helpful Online Resources TRT:13:56 16. Using Lunarpages Web Hosting TRT:08:12 Conclusion TRT:00:42 Complete Training for Adobe® Dreamweaver® CS5 and CS5.5$99.95Complete Training for Adobe® Photoshop® CS5 and CS5.5TRT:06:54:29 INSTRUCTOR:Jenkins, Sue
In this training, you will find seven sections which each focus on different aspects of using Photoshop. You’ll start with an overview and learn how to use many of the tools; then you’ll work with styles, adjustment layers, and layer masks; create web graphics and simple frames- and timeline-based animations; learn some retouching, editorial, and restoration techniques; discover how easy it is to create 3D effects from 2D text and artwork; and end with a section on special techniques, many of which are new in Photoshop CS5 and CS5.5. Complete Training for Adobe® Photoshop® CS5 and 5.5 Lessons: TRT:06:54:29 Click "Show Lessons" to access chapter previews. Introduction TRT:2:01 1.1: Photoshop Overview | Introduction TRT:0:23 1.2: Photoshop Overview | Workspace Overview TRT:18:30 1.3: Photoshop Overview | Working with Documents TRT:24:33 1.4: Photoshop Overview | Using the Layers Panel Effectively TRT:16:37 1.5: Photoshop Overview | The History and Actions Panels TRT:11:48 2.1: Photoshop Tools | Introduction TRT:0:24 2.2: Photoshop Tools | Selection Tools TRT:24:15 2.3: Photoshop Tools | Transformation Tools TRT:6:44 2.4: Photoshop Tools | Paint Tools TRT:13:41 2.5: Photoshop Tools | Retouching Tools TRT:9:22 2.6: Photoshop Tools | Text Tools TRT:24:36 2.7: Photoshop Tools | Pen Tools TRT:25:27 3.1: Styles, Adjustment Layers & Layer Masks | Introduction TRT:0:27 3.2: Styles, Adjustment Layers & Layer Masks | Special Effects with Styles TRT:13:41 3.3: Styles, Adjustment Layers & Layer Masks | Color, Gradient, and Pattern Adjustment Layers TRT:11:02 3.4: Styles, Adjustment Layers & Layer Masks | Tonal Correction Adjustment Layers TRT:14:13 3.5: Styles, Adjustment Layers & Layer Masks | Layer Masks TRT:6:30 4.1: Web Graphics | Introduction TRT:0:38 4.2: Web Graphics | Creating Web Layouts TRT:10:33 4.3: Web Graphics | Optimizing Graphics for the Web TRT:31:19 4.4: Web Graphics | Using the Animation Palette TRT:11:48 4.5: Web Graphics | Favicons, Seamless Tiles, Batching, and Zoomify TRT:16:21 5.1: Retouching Techniques | Introduction TRT:0:29 5.2: Retouching Techniques | Photo Retouching TRT:16:54 5.3: Retouching Techniques | Beauty Retouching with Liquify TRT:4:02 5.4: Retouching Techniques | Photo Restoration TRT:10:08 6.1: Editorial Techniques | Introduction TRT:0:32 6.2: Editorial Techniques | Editorial Layout TRT:12:05 6.3: Editorial Techniques | Photo Compositing TRT:8:18 6.4: Editorial Techniques | Tilt-Shift Effect TRT:4:17 6.5: Editorial Techniques | 3D Effects TRT:12:27 6.6: Editorial Techniques | Image Distressing TRT:8:01 7.1: Special Techniques | Introduction TRT:0:23 7.2: Special Techniques | Paste Into TRT:2:53 7.3: Special Techniques | Content-aware Scaling TRT:3:05 7.4: Special Techniques | Content-aware Fill TRT:5:14 7.5: Special Techniques | Puppet Warp TRT:4:20 7.6: Special Techniques | Warp Tool TRT:1:31 7.7: Special Techniques | Filter Gallery TRT:6:47 7.8: Special Techniques | Faux HDR TRT:5:21 7.9: Special Techniques | Lens Correction TRT:3:22 7.10: Special Techniques | Vanishing Point TRT:5:50 7.11: Special Techniques | Creating Panoramas TRT:2:45 Conclusion TRT:0:52 Complete Training for Adobe® Photoshop® CS5 and CS5.5$99.95Complete Training for Episode and Episode ProTRT:05:39:32 INSTRUCTOR:Caplin, Nate
Get up to speed quickly and easily with Telestream’s Episode and Episode Pro 5 software. Nate Caplin, your host and compression expert, will be your guide in four and a half hours of instruction. You’ll not only get comfortable with the interface, but you’ll also learn how to compress files using popular web, disc and device formats. Complete Training for Episode and Episode Pro Lessons: TRT:05:39:32 Click "Show Lessons" to access chapter previews. Introduction TRT:00:57 1.0: User Interface TRT:35:19 1.1: Intro and Tour TRT:07:29 1.2: Compression Settings TRT:10:43 1.3: Job Batch TRT:05:00 1.4: Preview Window TRT:08:44 1.5: Watch Folders TRT:04:24 2.0: Filters In-Depth TRT:01:06:22 2.1: Why Filters Matter TRT:06:20 2.2: Deinterlace Filter TRT:10:08 2.3: Resize TRT:07:30 2.4: Contrast, Gamma & HSV Filters TRT:06:34 2.5: Frame Rate TRT:15:02 2.6: Other Video Filters TRT:12:28 2.7: Audio Filters TRT:09:01 3.0: Compression Settings: Web | Introduction TRT:01:50 3.1: Compression Settings: H.264 TRT:17:31 3.2: Compression Settings: Flash TRT:29:01 3.3: Compression Settings: Windows Media TRT:14:22 4.0: Compression Settings: Mobile & Devices | Introduction TRT:00:30 4.1: Compression Settings: iPod, iPhone & AppleTV TRT:22:19 4.2: Compression Settings: Sony PSP TRT:12:01 4.3: Compression Settings: 3GPP Mobile TRT:05:43 5.0: Compression Settings: Disc Authoring | Introduction TRT:00:56 5.1: Compression Settings: DVD-Video TRT:10:26 5.2: Compression Settings: Blu-ray Disc TRT:07:09 6.0: Compression Settings: Editing & Standards Conversion TRT:11:06 Conclusion TRT:00:37 Complete Training for Episode and Episode Pro (v 5.1 +)$99.95Complete Training for Trapcode Particular 2TRT:06:16:24 INSTRUCTOR:Frank, Harry
Get up to speed with Red Giant's Trapcode Particular 2 plugin through this series of informative and project-focused lessons. Explore emitter types and functions in-depth with motion graphics expert, Harry J. Frank. Go beyond generating your typical particle effect and learn to use Particular in new and interesting ways. After Effects project files are included so that you can follow along with the instructor. Complete Training for Trapcode Particular 2 Lessons: TRT:06:16:24 Click "Show Lessons" to access chapter previews. Introduction TRT:00:43 1: Quick Tips TRT:02:49 2: Interface Overview of Emmiters and Particles (Intro) TRT:00:19 2.2: Emitter Section TRT:27:03 2.3: Particle Section TRT:11:40 3: Basics of Particular TRT:14:15 4: Basic Emitter Controls and Custom Particles TRT:29:46 5.1: Box Emitters and Large Area Particle Effects (Intro) TRT:00:22 5.2: Box Emitters TRT:16:34 5.3: Large Area Particle Effects TRT:24:04 6: Particle Shading TRT:22:53 7: Background Design TRT:11:50 8: Layer Grid Emitters TRT:21:40 9.1: Aux System: Part 1 TRT:28:48 9.2: Aux System: Part 2 TRT:14:10 10.1: Complex Explosions: Part 1 TRT:30:32 10.2: Complex Explosions: Part 2 TRT:16:04 11: 3D Fractal Fields TRT:19:05 12: 3D Integration and Particle Orientation TRT:18:41 13.1: Bonus Lessons Introduction TRT:0:22 13.2: Creating a Music to Light Effect TRT:31:57 13.3: Creating a Crowd Scene TRT:32:16 Conclusion TRT:00:31 Complete Training for Trapcode Particular 2$99.95Windows 7 Made EasyTRT:05:17:23 INSTRUCTOR:Gookin, Dan
Take a journey with Windows expert, Dan Gookin! With a friendly, step-by-step style, Dan will demystify your most urgent questions regarding the latest release of this operating system. In over four hours of training, you’ll easily learn to master Windows 7. Windows 7 Made Easy Lessons: TRT:05:17:23 This tutorial consists of 6 parts: Part I: Windows 7, Orientation and Review Part II: Working in Windows Part III: Disks, Folders, and Files Part IV: Networking and the Internet Part V: Tweaking and Tuning Part VI: Life in the Digital Century Click "Show Lessons" to access chapter previews. Introduction TRT:00:42 1.1: Hello, Windows! TRT:04:53 1.2: Quitting Windows TRT:03:12 1.3: Running Your Programs TRT:12:10 1.4: Saving Your Stuff TRT:12:29 1.5: Opening Documents TRT:07:47 1.6: Printing TRT:09:56 1.7: Getting Help TRT:06:39 2.1: First Stop, the Desktop TRT:12:36 2.2: Other Ways to Run Programs TRT:08:26 2.3: Doing Several Things at Once TRT:08:37 2.4: Sharing Information with Cut and Paste TRT:06:49 2.5: Installing Software TRT:08:27 3.1: Computer Storage TRT:10:20 3.2: Windows Explorer TRT:06:19 3.3: Exploring Folders TRT:09:28 3.4: Working with Folders TRT:09:07 3.5: Working with Files TRT:16:17 3.6: Searching for Files TRT:06:57 3.7: Organizing with Libraries TRT:07:31 3.8: Folder Management TRT:07:32 3.9: Burning a CD or DVD TRT:09:02 3.10: Backup TRT:09:01 4.1: Checking out the Network TRT:10:37 4.2: Out on the Internet TRT:16:08 4.3: E-mail TRT:09:11 4.4: Internet Security TRT:08:57 5.1: The Control Panel TRT:10:04 5.2: The Taskbar TRT:11:01 5.3: Setting up the Screen TRT:11:58 5.4: Working with Gadgets TRT:06:06 5.5: Computer Security TRT:09:48 6.1: Windows Media Player TRT:08:20 6.2: Digital Photography TRT:10:39 6.3: Parental Controls TRT:09:22 Conclusion TRT:00:55 Windows 7 Made Easy$99.95Designer's Guide to IllustratorTRT:06:50:14 INSTRUCTOR:Jenkins, Sue
This training is perfect for the visual designer looking to make the leap into Illustrator’s versatile and rich feature set. Adobe Certified Expert, Sue Jenkins, will be your guide in this three part tutorial. Explore the interface, master shape creation and so much more. Get up to speed quickly and easily in about 6 hours. Designer's Guide to Illustrator Lessons: TRT:06:50:14 Click "Show Lessons" to access chapter previews. Introduction TRT:01:37 1.0: Part One Introduction TRT:00:22 1.1: Workspace Overview TRT:25:39 1.2: Shapes and Lines TRT:38:28 2.0: Part Two Introduction TRT:00:28 2.1: Adding Color TRT:34:50 2.2: Editing and Transformations TRT:29:12 2.3: Align, Order and Pathfinder TRT:15:26 2.4: Painting and Drawing TRT:26:37 2.5: Using the Pen Tool TRT:24:18 2.6: Working with Type TRT:48:17 2.7: Using the Layers Panel TRT:16:44 3.0: Part Three Introduction TRT:00:22 3.1: Live Trace and Live Paint TRT:21:42 3.2: Patterns, Gradients and Blends TRT:31:49 3.3: Clipping Paths and Clipping Masks TRT:07:19 3.4: Symbols and Graphs TRT:19:11 3.5: 3D Rendering TRT:11:24 3.6: Special Effects and Styles TRT:28:57 3.7: Preparing Files for the Web TRT:26:54 Conclusion TRT:00:38 Designer's Guide to Illustrator$79.95Getting Started with DaVinci Resolve Lite (FREE from BlackMagic Design)TRT:01:25:26 INSTRUCTOR:Sliga, Bob
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LESSONS: 1. Hardware Requirements 12. Bonus Lesson: Ensemble Designs' BrightEye 72 Setup 13. Bonus Lesson: Tektronix WFM 5200 14. Bonus Lesson: Cubix Getting Started with DaVinci Resolve Lite | Lessons TRT:01:25:26 1. Hardware Requirements TRT:1:43 2. Software Install TRT:2:45 3. Initial Setup TRT:1:14 4. Configuration TRT:3:09 5. Browse TRT:1:54 6. Starting a Project TRT:2:35 7.1 Color Tab: Introduction TRT:1:17 7.2 Color Tab: Viewer Basics TRT:1:23 7.3 Color Tab: Primary Tab TRT:2:19 7.4 Color Tab: Curves Tab TRT:4:42 7.5 Color Tab: Qualifiers TRT:8:02 7.6 Color Tab: Power Windows TRT:8:12 7.7 Color Tab: Blur TRT:3:36 7.8 Color Tab: Key TRT:1:50 8. XML Roundtrip TRT:6:24 9. Dynamics Timeline TRT:6:09 10. Viewer TRT:3:06 11. Gallery TRT:3:14 12. Ensemble Designs: BrightEye 72 Setup TRT:5:14 13. Cubix GPU-Xpander 4 Desktop TRT:3:05 14.0 Tektronix WFM5200 | Introduction TRT:0:37 14.1 Tektronix WFM5200 | Product Overview TRT:3:52 14.2 Tektronix WFM5200 | Color Correction for Video TRT:2:41 14.3 Tektronix WFM5200 | Benefits of Using an External Waveform Monitor TRT:2:29 14.4 Tektronix WFM5200 | Using LQV and Gamut Displays TRT:2:36 14.5 Tektronix WFM5200 | Color Matching TRT:1:18 Getting Started with DaVinci Resolve Lite (FREE from BlackMagic Design)$74.95Basic Training for Apple ColorTRT:04:17:23 INSTRUCTOR:Bob Sliga, Steve Hullfish &
Topics Include: Basic Training for Apple Color Lessons: TRT:04:17:23 Click "Show Lessons" to access chapter previews. 1.1: Introduction to Apple Color TRT:10:26 1.2: Training Overview TRT:04:38 1.3: The Interface TRT:19:36 2.1: The Primary Room, Part 1 TRT:15:40 2.2: The Primary Room, Part 2 TRT:19:44 2.3: Software Scopes Overview TRT:15:01 2.4: Tektronix Waveform Monitors and Rasterizers TRT:18:11 3.1: Secondary Room Overview TRT:02:49 3.2: Vignettes TRT:09:53 3.3: HSL Qualification TRT:10:55 3.4: Using Multiple Secondaries TRT:07:00 4.1: The ColorFX Room TRT:12:14 4.2: The Geometry Room TRT:03:26 4.3: The Primary Out Room TRT:03:03 4.4: Still Store TRT:05:20 4.5: The Setup Room TRT:25:35 4.6: Rendering TRT:04:35 5: Interfacing with Final Cut Pro TRT:13:43 6.1: Tangent Wave Panel TRT:13:29 6.2: Color Hardware Considerations TRT:02:24 6.3: Room Setup and External Equipment TRT:03:49 6.4: Datacolor Spyder Monitor Calibration TRT:20:12 6.5: Cine-tal Monitor Setup and Calibration TRT:10:29 6.6: Advanced Color Training TRT:04:27 Conclusion TRT:00:44 Basic Training for Apple Color$69.99Lightroom 3 Courseware with Dan AblanTRT:03:09:39 INSTRUCTOR:Ablan, Dan
Adobe Lightroom 3 Signature Courseware Lightroom 3 Courseware Lessons: TRT:03:09:39 1. Introduction TRT:1:35 2. Interface TRT:6:30 3. Lightroom vs Bridge TRT:2:11 4. Workflow TRT:9:20 5. Catalogs & Importing TRT:12:37 6. Library Module TRT:11:09 7. Develop Module, part A TRT:11:27 8. Develop Module, part B TRT:10:44 9. Develop Module, part C TRT:9:43 10. Develop Module, part D TRT:10:35 11. Develop Module, part E TRT:13:19 12. Slideshow Module, part A TRT:12:11 13. Slideshow Module, part B TRT:7:37 14. Print Module, part A TRT:9:01 15. Print Module, part B TRT:6:54 16. Web Module TRT:12:08 17. Exporting Images TRT:8:06 18. Watermarking TRT:9:40 19. Third Party Plug-ins TRT:11:52 20. Preferences TRT:5:53 21. Finishing Up TRT:7:07 Lightroom 3 Courseware$69.95Final Cut Express HD Made EasyTRT:03:38:02 INSTRUCTOR:Wolsky, Tom
These lessons will give you the solid foundation needed to quickly get started with Final Cut Express HD. With nearly 4 hours of hands-on instruction, you'll be ready to edit with Final Cut Express HD regardless of your past software experience. WHAT YOU'LL LEARN:
Final Cut Express HD Made Easy Lessons TRT:03:38:02 1.0 Interface Overview Introduction TRT:0:30 1.1 Interface Overview TRT:22:32 2.0 Editing Basics Introduction TRT:0:14 2.1 Editing Basics, part 1 TRT:17:38 2.2 Editing Basics, part 2 TRT:5:55 3.0 Editing Techniques Introduction TRT:0:12 3.1 Editing Techniques TRT:16:54 4.0 Settings and Preferences Introduction TRT:0:13 4.1 Settings and Preferences TRT:6:01 5.0 Capturing from a DV Source Introduction TRT:0:26 5.1 Capturing from a DV Source TRT:8:02 6.0 Trimming Techniques Introduction TRT:0:17 6.1 Trimming Techniques TRT:21:21 7.0 Master Clips, Subclips and Markers Introduction TRT:0:48 7.1 Master Clips, Subclips and Markers TRT:10:40 8.0 Manipulating Audio Introduction TRT:0:19 8.1 Manipulating Audio TRT:15:18 9.0 Using Transitions Introduction TRT:0:20 9.1 Using Transitions TRT:13:04 10.0 Text and Graphics Introduction TRT:0:20 10.1 Text and Graphics TRT:21:28 11.0 Motion Effects Introduction TRT:0:19 11.1 Motion Effects TRT:20:34 12.0 Applying Filters Introduction TRT:0:25 12.1 Applying Filters TRT:10:14 13.0 Compositing and Keying Introduction TRT:0:28 13.1 Compositing and Keying, part 1 TRT:7:20 13.2 Compositing and Keying, part 2 TRT:7:40 14.0 Outputting Movies Introduction TRT:0:21 14.1 Outputting Movies TRT:8:09 Final Cut Express HD Made Easy$59.95Introduction to Lighting for Film & VideoTRT:01:41:32 INSTRUCTOR:Gundestrup, Carl
Join CARL GUNDESTRUP, veteran film, television and corporate video gaffer, as he walks you through the basic techniques and tools of motion picture and video lighting. From lighting instruments, grip tools and 3-Point Lighting both on set and in practical locations, to controlling light, color correction and lighting in layers, Carl teaches the principles used every day by professional lighting technicians. This information-packed DVD is sure to become a trusty reference tool for the beginner who’s never opened a light kit up to even the more seasoned lighting cameraman. Introduction to Lighting for Film & Video Lessons: TRT:01:41:32 01: Intro & Overview TRT:00:27 02: 3 Point Lighting TRT:01:29 03: The Kelvin Scale TRT:00:57 04: Lighting Instruments TRT:02:57 05: Raw Light on the Talent TRT:07:52 06: Grip Gear and Tools TRT:05:19 07: 3 Point Lighting on Set TRT:07:23 08: Hard Light & Soft Light TRT:01:11 09: Controlling Light TRT:04:20 10: Controlling Light on a Softlight TRT:02:14 11: Controlling Light on a Fresnel TRT:07:12 12: Color-Correction and Light as Mood TRT:04:50 13: 3 Point Lighting in a Practical Location TRT:08:48 14: Working with Existing Light TRT:09:30 15: Color-Correcting Lights TRT:04:31 16: Recap TRT:02:34 Bonus: Grip Kit in a Backpack TRT:09:42 Bonus Interview 01: What is a Gaffer? TRT:01:07 Bonus Interview 02: One Rule You've Learned to Break? TRT:02:24 Bonus Interview 03: Describe your Interview Setup TRT:01:42 Bonus Interview 04: Electricity 101 TRT:02:22 Bonus Interview 05: Creating Art vs. Getting an Image TRT:01:15 Bonus Interview 06: Help the DP Pick the Best Possible Angle TRT:02:26 Bonus Interview 07: Carl's Light Kit for Starters TRT:01:23 Bonus Interview 08: Make Your Decision and Go! TRT:01:32 Bonus Interview 09: You're Only as Good as What They Put in Front of You TRT:02:02 Bonus Interview 10: Don't Be Afraid to Get Your Hands Dirty! TRT:01:02 Bonus Interview 11: Getting Along with the Crew TRT:01:28 Bonus Interview 12: What Inspires You? TRT:01:33 Introduction to Lighting for Film & Video$59.00Complete Training for Avid StudioTRT:06:49:52 INSTRUCTOR:Holtz, Paul
These comprehensive lessons are perfect for those who've already seen the "Getting Started" training that is included with the Avid Studio software. Delve deeper and take a closer look at the powerful features of Avid Studio - the new editing platform uses technology trusted by Hollywood. Host, Paul Holtz, will help you get the most from your new software. Complete Training for Avid Studio Lessons: TRT:06:49:52 Click "Show Lessons" to access chapter previews. 1. Installation TRT:7:50 2.1 Watchfolders Introduction TRT:0:23 2.2 Load Project Files TRT:2:50 2.3 Watchfolder Set-Up TRT:4:30 3. Creating a SmartMovie TRT:16:27 4.1 Avid Studio Interface Overview Introduction TRT:0:19 4.2 Pull-Down Menus TRT:13:57 4.3 Studio User Interface TRT:9:42 4.4 Export from Library TRT:2:14 4.5 Photo Corrections in Library TRT:2:21 5.1 Importing Media Introduction TRT:0:34 5.2 Tape Cameras TRT:7:08 5.3 File Based Devices and Photo Cameras TRT:4:01 5.4 DVD and Blu-ray Discs TRT:2:25 5.5 My Computer TRT:3:10 5.6 Scan for Media TRT:1:16 5.7 Snapshot TRT:3:49 5.8 Analog Devices TRT:4:42 6.1 The Library - A Deeper Look - Introduction TRT:0:31 6.2 Organizing Assets TRT:2:00 6.3 Quick-Import TRT:1:46 6.4 Collections TRT:3:51 6.5 Creating Tabs TRT:1:49 6.6 Managing Assets TRT:5:37 6.7 Right-Click Options TRT:4:08 7.1 Basic Editing Introduction TRT:0:22 7.2 Editing Overvie TRT:13:03 7.3 Bucket List Photo Montage TRT:11:33 7.4 Basic Audio TRT:3:31 7.5 Using Titles TRT:3:46 7.6 Pan and Scan Basics TRT:8:34 7.7 Using Effects TRT:4:37 7.8 Accessing Corrections TRT:3:12 8.1 Title Editor Introduction TRT:0:23 8.2 Static Titles and Attributes TRT:9:50 8.3 Motion Titles TRT:11:06 9. Montage TRT:12:02 10.1 Audio Editing Introduction TRT:0:33 10.2 Recording Voice-Over TRT:3:42 10.3 Sound Effects TRT:2:40 10.4 Audio Corrections and Effects TRT:5:48 10.5 Surround Sound TRT:03:15 11.1 Advanced Editing Introduction TRT:0:24 11.2 Finishing the Bucket List Edit TRT:12:33 11.3 BMX Adventure Edit TRT:7:46 11.4 Modes Options TRT:3:36 11.5 Trimming TRT:14:24 11.6 Send to Timeline TRT:3:44 11.7 Effects Editor TRT:4:34 11.8 Title Track Mattes TRT:4:40 11.9 Sound Effects TRT:10:16 11.10 Slow Motion TRT:8:22 12.1 Disc Authoring Introduction TRT:0:28 12.2 Export to Disc – No Menu TRT:4:16 12.3 Adding a Main Menu TRT:5:17 12.4 Adding a Scene Selection Menu TRT:5:55 12.5 Editing a Menu TRT:4:33 12.6 Burning a Disk TRT:5:15 13. Advanced Disc Tips TRT:5:05 14.1 Exporting to Modern Formats and Devices Introduction TRT:0:29 14.2 Web and YouTube TRT:2:09 14.3 Modern File Formats TRT:10:07 15.1 Red Giant Plug-Ins Introduction TRT:0:39 15.2 Knoll Light Factory TRT:10:59 15.3 Magic Bullet Looks TRT:6:22 15.4 Particular TRT:5:49 15.5 Shine TRT:3:20 15.6 ToonIt TRT:3:10 15.7 3D Stroke TRT:2:50 16.1 Professional Tips Introduction TRT:0:46 16.2 Additional Trimming Techniques TRT:4:14 16.3 Picture-in-Picture TRT:7:28 16.4 Crawls and Rolls TRT:5:04 16.5 HoltzFX TRT:8:47 16.6 Image Stabilization TRT:4:36 16.7 Creating Graphical Wipes TRT:13:15 16.8 Stop Motion Animation TRT:7:30 16.9 Chroma Key TRT:5:53 Complete Training for Avid Studio [ENGLISH ONLY]$49.99Complete Training for Final Cut Pro XTRT:04:51:29 INSTRUCTOR:Wolsky, Tom
Includes all updates through May 2012! Final Cut Pro X gives you more creative options and workflow control than ever before. Learn the ins and outs with our Final Cut Pro X training featuring Tom Wolsky. Part One covers FCP X and Part Two discussed the recent updates to the software (through version 10.0.4). Part 1: FCP X Training Lessons TRT:04:12:17 Introduction TRT:1:50 1: System Set-up TRT:2:00 2: The Interface TRT:3:18 3: Quick Edit TRT:16:14 4.1: Importing Intro TRT:0:43 4.2: Preferences TRT:6:45 4.3: Importing TRT:6:07 4.4: Importing from Camera, Archive, or iMovie TRT:9:44 5.1: Organizing Intro TRT:0:51 5.2: Event Library and Browser TRT:3:51 5.3: Keywords and Collections TRT:6:44 5.4: Ratings TRT:2:25 5.5: Deleting Media TRT:1:42 5.6: Roles TRT:2:37 5.7: Compound Clips TRT:1:34 5.8: Auditions TRT:1:21 5.9: Project Library TRT:1:51 6.1: Basic Editing Intro TRT:0:28 6.2: Editing Controls TRT:9:30 6.3: Overwrites and Connects TRT:5:28 6.4: Three Point Edit and Backtiming TRT:2:46 6.5: Rearranging Clips TRT:1:47 6.6: Overwriting Connected Clips TRT:1:48 6.7: Cutting the Timeline TRT:6:07 7.1: Trimming and Advanced Editing Intro TRT:0:42 7.2: Rippling TRT:4:26 7.3: The Trim Tool TRT:7:17 7.4: Precision Editor TRT:2:14 7.5: Split Edits TRT:2:06 7.6: Replace TRT:3:39 7.7: Audition TRT:2:55 8: Transitions TRT:9:35 9.1: Assisting the Editing Process Intro TRT:0:33 9.2: Organizing Projects and Events TRT:4:17 9.3: Customizing the Keyboard TRT:3:46 9.4: Markers TRT:4:31 10.1: Audio Intro TRT:0:29 10.2: Controlling Audio TRT:9:32 10.3: Adding Music TRT:4:39 10.4: Audio Enhancement TRT:4:47 10.5: Roles and Timeline Index TRT:2:31 10.6: Dual System Syncing TRT:2:46 10.7: Record Audio TRT:1:38 11.1: Titles & Graphics Intro TRT:0:35 11.2: Titling TRT:8:45 11.3: Custom Title Animation TRT:2:53 11.4: Generators and Themes TRT:4:39 12: Retiming TRT:8:59 13: Applying Effects TRT:11:23 14.1: Motion Effects Intro TRT:0:32 14.2: Transform TRT:4:31 14.3: Crop TRT:3:46 14.4: Distort TRT:1:04 14.5: Motion Animations TRT:5:37 14.6: Compositing TRT:4:51 15.1: Color Correction Intro TRT:0:25 15.2: Balancing & Matching TRT:1:51 15.3: Manual Primary Color Correction TRT:7:52 15.4: Manual Secondary Color Correction TRT:5:41 16: Sharing and Exporting TRT:8:34 Conclusion TRT:0:25 Part 2: Update Lessons (v10.0.4) TRT:00:39:12 1.1: Creating the Multicam Clip TRT:7:56 1.2: The Angle Editor TRT:7:44 1.3: Editing the Multicam Clip TRT:9:44 2: Autosave TRT:0:48 3: Relinking TRT:2:04 4: Color Correction TRT:3:38 5: Keyer TRT:1:42 6: Photoshop TRT:1:57 7: New Titles TRT:1:04 8: Search TRT:0:55 9: Broadcast Monitoring and XML TRT:1:40 Complete Training for Final Cut Pro X$49.95Complete Training for Pinnacle Studio 14 and 15TRT:07:24:44 INSTRUCTOR:Holtz, Paul
Whether you’re new to Pinnacle Studio or a seasoned power user, Class on Demand’s “Complete Training for Pinnacle Studio” will be your indispensable guide to mastering the awesome editing power of Pinnacle Studio versions 14 and 15. NOTE: If you already purchased "Complete Training for Pinnacle Studio" for version 14, then your account has been automatically updated to include the latest training.
Complete Training for Pinnacle Studio 14 and 15 Lessons: TRT:07:24:44 Click "Show Lessons" to access chapter previews. Introduction TRT:02:04 1: Installation TRT:11:47 2: Comparing Studio Products TRT:04:03 3: Smart Movie TRT:11:59 4: Studio Interface Overview Introduction TRT:00:16 4.1: The Help Menu TRT:07:00 4.2: Import, Edit and Export TRT:18:01 5: Importing Video Assets Introduction TRT:00:34 5.1: Importing from DV or HDV Cameras TRT:20:04 5.2: Importing from a VHS Player TRT:12:44 5.3: Importing from a DVD TRT:04:22 5.4: Importing a Snapshot TRT:03:29 5.5: Importing from Other Devices TRT:08:29 6: Basic Editing Overview Introduction TRT:00:33 6.1: Project Preferences TRT:14:10 6.2: Basic Editing TRT:28:05 6.3: Create a Photo Montage TRT:18:55 7: Editing Text Introduction TRT:00:53 7.1: Classic Titler TRT:37:23 7.2: Motion Titler TRT:19:51 7.3: Creating DVD Menus TRT:15:02 8: Audio Editing Introduction TRT:18:29 8.1: Audio Tool Box TRT:04:30 8.2: Recording Voice-Overs TRT:04:30 8.3: Importing Audio from a CD TRT:02:47 8.4: Sound Effects TRT:03:23 9: Advanced Editing Introduction TRT:00:39 9.1: Montage Themes TRT:14:17 9.2: Advanced Editing Techniques TRT:08:15 9.3: Chroma Key TRT:08:49 9.4: Creating an Animated Wipe TRT:04:17 9.5: The Final Edit TRT:33:37 9.6: Authoring DVD Menus TRT:13:14 10: Make Movie Introduction TRT:00:27 10.1: Make Movie: Disc TRT:06:46 10.2: Make Movie: File TRT:14:50 10.3: Make Movie: Tape TRT:03:13 10.4: Make Movie: Web TRT:02:11 11: Useful Tips and Tricks Introduction TRT:00:25 11.1: HD Clips TRT:04:20 11.2: Object Wipes TRT:07:59 11.3: Stop Motion TRT:16:38 11.4: Lower Thirds/Sports Card TRT:17:15 11.5: Avid Fluid Stabilizer TRT:03:28 Conclusion TRT:01:03 What's New in Pinnacle Studio 15 TRT:9:38 Complete Training for Pinnacle Studio 14 and 15$49.95Basic Training for Mac OS X Snow LeopardTRT:01:43:15 INSTRUCTOR:Wolsky, Tom
Take a tour of the latest Mac OS X, Snow Leopard, in a series of guided lessons with award-winning Class on Demand expert, Tom Wolsky. These lessons focus on the information you need to quickly become comfortable with the powerful Snow Leopard interface. If you’ve just made the switch to using Macs, these information-packed lessons will ease your transition. Basic Training for Mac OS X Snow Leopard Lessons: TRT:01:43:15 Click "Show Lessons" to access chapter previews. Introduction TRT:01:43 1: The Desktop TRT:14:12 2: The Dock TRT:07:09 3: Apple Menu TRT:14:11 4: Applications TRT:14:02 5: Time Machine TRT:03:26 6: Spaces TRT:05:04 7: Mail TRT:08:04 8: iCal TRT:05:25 9: iChat TRT:06:54 10: Safari TRT:08:48 11: Preview TRT:06:24 12: iTunes TRT:04:48 13: Boot Camp TRT:02:37 Conclusion TRT:00:28 Basic Training for Mac OS X Snow Leopard$39.95Final Cut Pro X | Manhattan Edit Workshop's "Classroom in a Cup"TRT:06:09:35 INSTRUCTOR:Ari Feldman, Josh Apter &
Hosted by: Josh Apter & Ari Feldman Manhattan Edit Workshop’s Josh Apter and Apple Certified Trainer Ari Feldman have created one of the most informative and entertaining Apple FCP X training tutorials on the market today. No holds barred, Josh and Ari teach the ins-and-outs of FCP X with candid commentary about the radical changes - the good, the bad, and the ugly – with special focus on the immense potential offered in one of the industry’s most beloved editing applications. "Its not the perfectly rehearsed robotic training people have been used to, this is a very educated guided tour of this new application with two of your buddies, it made the time fly, and I enjoyed the chemistry between these two, kudos for producing something so different." The dynamic duo takes viewers on an informative journey, re-editing a DSLR short film originally done in FCP 7. Not your grandma’s training video, Josh and Ari take a “hanging out with your (really smart) friends” approach to teaching –they’ll show you how to clear the FCP X hurdles and learn to love the innovative features that are sure to shape the future of editing technology. Classroom in a Cup also offers Virtual Office Hours! Josh and Ari have an open door policy for their students. They encourage questions and ask that you contact them HERE - just put “Class in a Cup” in the subject and fire away! “Classroom in a Cup” Segments – A little bit of something for everyone • A Spirited Introduction
Final Cut Pro X | LESSONS TRT:06:09:35 01: Introduction TRT:4:15 02: A Look at the Interface TRT:14:22 03: The Keyboard TRT:9:36 04: Importing TRT:21:10 05: Organization TRT:19:50 06: Rough Cut TRT:29:19 07: Audio Syncing TRT:10:26 08: Three-Point Editing TRT:21:02 09: Trimming TRT:17:13 10: Timing Dialogue TRT:11:54 11: Precision Editor TRT:9:38 12: Secondary Storylines and Compound Clips TRT:12:23 13: Transitions TRT:11:12 14: Retiming TRT:15:08 15: Markers TRT:9:58 16: Audio Mixing TRT:21:30 17: Music, EQ and Surround Sound TRT:21:36 18: Video Effects TRT:12:18 19: Transform, Crop and Distort TRT:20:38 20: Titles, Generators and Placeholders TRT:18:42 21: Enhancements and Effects TRT:10:34 22: Color Correction TRT:26:35 23: Outputting and Tearful Goodbye TRT:20:16 Final Cut Pro X | Manhattan Edit Workshop's "Classroom in a Cup"$39.95Fundamentals of Adobe Photoshop Elements 7TRT:03:51:56 INSTRUCTOR:Jenkins, Sue
This course, from multi-award winning trainer Sue Jenkins, is designed to give you the knowledge to use Adobe® Photoshop Elements to its full potential. Designed for both new users, that want to learn how create stunning imagery and photos, to the advanced power user that wants to get a healthy dose of Ms. Jenkins famous tips and tricks! Lessons focus on becoming familiar with all aspects of Elements including the interface, using tools to enhance your images and photographs, and how to share your images with friends and family. A fun and entertaining way of learning Photoshop Elements 7! Fundamentals of Adobe Photoshop Elements 7 Lessons: TRT:03:51:56 Click "Show Lessons" to access chapter previews. Introduction TRT:01:57 1.1: Workspace Overview TRT:03:09 2.1: The Organizer Overview TRT:08:28 2.2: Importing Images TRT:07:41 2.3: Organizing Your Photos TRT:22:46 2.4: Printing Your Work TRT:10:47 2.5: Sharing Your Work Online TRT:07:51 3.1: The Editor Overview TRT:06:33 3.2: Working with Documents TRT:32:51 3.3: Using the QuickFix and Guided Edit Tools TRT:09:57 3.4: Making Selections TRT:19:03 3.5: Text, Painting & Shapes TRT:33:35 3.6: Repairing and Retouching Photos TRT:19:17 3.7: SmartBrush, Effects Palette and Adjustment Layers TRT:20:35 4.1: Straighten, Crop and Rotate Images TRT:05:52 4.2: Photo Compositing TRT:07:40 4.3: Scene Cleaner TRT:06:17 4.4: Creating a Panorama TRT:06:54 Conclusion TRT:00:43 Fundamentals of Adobe Photoshop Elements 7$39.95Fundamentals of Adobe Premiere Elements 7TRT:03:14:15 INSTRUCTOR:Kolb, Tim
Emmy-Award winning editor, Tim Kolb, will help you get the most out of your Adobe® Premiere® Elements 7 software. Whether you’re a video enthusiast or a parent with a camera, you’ll learn how to edit and deliver your home movies. Fundamentals of Adobe Premiere Elements 7 Lessons: TRT:03:14:15 Click "Show Lessons" to access chapter previews. Introduction TRT:00:47 1: Setting up a Project TRT:09:30 2: Bringing in Media TRT:15:08 3: Organizing Media TRT:21:43 4: Editing TRT:44:50 5: Effects TRT:18:38 6: Transitions TRT:09:35 7: Titling TRT:16:46 8: Audio TRT:19:56 9: Instant Movie TRT:11:34 10: Output TRT:25:06 Conclusion TRT:00:42 Fundamentals of Adobe Premiere Elements 7$39.95Getting Started with OS X LionTRT:01:36:55 INSTRUCTOR:Wolsky, Tom
Take a tour of the latest Mac OS X, Lion, in a series of guided lessons with award-winning Class on Demand expert, Tom Wolsky. These lessons focus on the information you need to quickly become comfortable with the powerful Lion interface.
Getting Started with OS X Lion Lessons: TRT:01:36:55 Introduction TRT:0:57 01: Desktop and Finder TRT:17:18 02: Dock TRT:5:29 03: System Preferences TRT:13:18 04: Launchpad and Mission Control TRT:4:32 05: Applications TRT:8:14 06: Mail TRT:9:21 07: Safari TRT:13:58 08: iCal TRT:5:13 09: iChat TRT:3:09 10: iTunes TRT:6:10 11: Time Machine TRT:4:08 12: Boot Camp and Lion Recovery TRT:4:22 Conclusion TRT:0:46 Getting Started with OS X Lion$39.95Green Screen LightingTRT:00:50:32 INSTRUCTOR:Gundestrup, Carl
Join CARL GUNDESTRUP, veteran film, television and corporate video gaffer as he walks you through the basic techniques and tools for properly lighting a green screen. In this information-packed DVD, Carl will show the importance of light separation between the green screen and talent, and how to light from a small kit up to using six or more lights for custom looks and lighting in confined spaces. He’ll also address problems to be aware of when lighting both the green screen and talent. When you light as though you won’t be pulling the key yourself, you’ll have success keying your footage with even the most basic software keyers. Green Screen Lighting Lessons: TRT:00:50:32 01: Intro / Overview TRT:0:29 02: The Green Screen TRT:2:27 03: Lighting the Green Screen TRT:6:02 04: Lighting the Talent TRT:6:04 05: 3 Point Lighting TRT:2:48 06: Instruments Used to Light the Talent TRT:2:33 07: Lighting in Confined Spaces TRT:11:24 08: Interactive Lighting TRT:7:58 09: Lighting the Full Body TRT:3:10 10: Custom Lighting TRT:1:04 11: Problem Green Screen & Talent Lighting TRT:4:15 12: Recap / Credits TRT:2:18 Green Screen Lighting$39.00Advanced Audio Mixing Techniques in Soundtrack ProTRT:00:58:51 INSTRUCTOR:Jordan, Larry
The Larry Jordan webinar -- Improve Your Audio Using Soundtrack -- introduced the power that Soundtrack Pro brings to your audio. This session picks up where that session left off.
Larry Jordan Webinar 24 TRT:00:58:51 Advanced Audio Mixing Techniques in Soundtrack Pro TRT:58:51 Advanced Audio Mixing Techniques in Soundtrack Pro$34.99Advanced Audio Techniques in Soundtrack ProTRT:00:55:50 INSTRUCTOR:Jordan, Larry
This session builds on our earlier Improve Your Audio Using Soundtrack Pro which was an introduction to Soundtrack Pro. In this tutorial, we will look at file management, setting scratch disks, some lesser understood tabs, creating submixes, buses, sends, reverb, exporting -- and how to conform (reconcile) multiple versions of the same project sent from Final Cut Pro to Soundtrack Pro. It's all the stuff you need to know, after you get past figuring out the interface.
Larry Jordan Webinar 27 TRT:00:55:50 Advanced Audio Techniques in Soundtrack Pro TRT:55:50 Advanced Audio Techniques in Soundtrack Pro$34.99Advanced Motion: Create a DVD Motion Menu Using Apple MotionTRT:01:04:23 INSTRUCTOR:Jordan, Larry
Building on Larry Jordan's introduction to Motion in "Master Motion," this session applies Motion in a real-world situation: creating a DVD Motion Menu. This is the second in our Motion Trilogy series.
Larry Jordan Webinar 19 TRT:01:04:23 Advanced Motion: Create a DVD Motion Menu Using Apple Motion TRT:01:04:23 Advanced Motion: Create a DVD Motion Menu Using Apple Motion$34.99An Overview of Stereoscopic 3D in Final Cut ProTRT:00:55:36 INSTRUCTOR:Jordan, Larry
We can make money creating 3D video. With distribution expanding from theatrical films to cable and satellite channels and now to YouTube, there is a growing demand for stereoscopic 3D video content. This tutorial by Larry Jordan explains what you need to know to take advantage of this new technology. Best of all, you can get started for less than $100! Larry Jordan Webinar 13 TRT:00:55:36 An Overview of Stereoscopic 3D in Final Cut Pro TRT:55:36 An Overview of Stereoscopic 3D in Final Cut Pro$34.99Archiving Your Final Cut Pro ProjectsTRT:00:50:40 INSTRUCTOR:Jordan, Larry
Telling great stories visually is wonderful. But what do you do with all the pieces when you are done? Larry Jordan Webinar 34 TRT:00:50:40 Archiving Your Final Cut Pro Projects TRT:50:40 Archiving Your Final Cut Pro Projects$34.99Automate Video Compression for the WebTRT:01:03:30 INSTRUCTOR:Jordan, Larry
Since Larry Jordan published his first webinar showing how to use Apple's Compressor to compress video for the web and DVD -- Webinar #5: Video Compression for the Web and DVD – he’s had lots of requests for a webinar that presents the advanced features of Compressor. Larry Jordan Webinar 16 TRT:01:03:30 Automate Video Compression for the Web TRT:01:03:30 Automate Video Compression for the Web$34.99Avoid Dropped Frames – Match Your Storage to Your Video MediaTRT:00:43:33 INSTRUCTOR:Jordan, Larry
This is the first in Larry Jordan’s series, The Fundamentals of Final Cut Pro. This episode looks at the relationship between video formats and hard disk storage. In almost every case, a dropped frame error is caused by a hard disk that isn't fast enough to support the video format you are editing. In this session, you'll learn how to pick the right storage for your media, avoid problems with dropped frames, and keep your system running smoothly. This session does not review, or recommend, specific gear or manufacturers. Rather, it explains what you need to consider in determining which storage to buy or use. Audience Level Content Outline
Larry Jordan Webinar 01 TRT:00:43:33 Avoid Dropped Frames – Match Your Storage to Your Video Media TRT:43:33 Avoid Dropped Frames – Match Your Storage to Your Video Media$34.99Color-Correct Using Video Scopes in Final Cut ProTRT:01:06:36 INSTRUCTOR:Jordan, Larry
You are just back from your video shoot and discover that all your footage is blue, or WAY under-exposed. After the screaming stops, what do you do? This session is designed to explain common color correction terms, show you how to read video scopes, analyze your footage, fix exposure and color problems, and make sure all your projects meet technical specs for white levels and chroma saturation. Larry Jordan Webinar 07 TRT:01:06:36 Color-Correct Using Video Scopes in Final Cut Pro TRT:01:06:36 Color-Correct Using Video Scopes in Final Cut Pro$34.99Create a Blu-ray Disc for HD VideoTRT:00:51:23 INSTRUCTOR:Jordan, Larry
While there is a lot of debate currently in the industry about whether the future of high-definition video is downloads or optical media, there is still a need for many filmmakers to create high-definition optical discs of their projects. And that means creating Blu-ray Discs. NOTE: Roxio Toast and Adobe Encore are available separately and are not included with Final Cut Studio. Only Final Cut Pro 7 supports burning Blu-ray Discs. Larry Jordan Webinar 26 TRT:00:51:23 Create a Blu-ray Disc for HD Video TRT:51:23 Create a Blu-ray Disc for HD Video$34.99Create Great Effects Inside Final Cut ProTRT:00:59:55 INSTRUCTOR:Jordan, Larry
Creating effects is the coolest part of working with Final Cut Pro -- providing you know how. Larry Jordan Webinar 10 TRT:00:59:55 Create Great Effects Inside Final Cut Pro TRT:59:55 Create Great Effects Inside Final Cut Pro$34.99Creating a Successful WebinarTRT:00:47:08 INSTRUCTOR:Jordan, Larry
Larry Jordan had a lot of requests asking for an explanation of how to create a webinar or screencast. So, that's what this tutorial is about.
Larry Jordan Webinar 31 TRT:00:47:08 Creating a Successful Webinar TRT:47:08 Creating a Successful Webinar$34.99Creating a Tapeless Video Workflow in Final Cut ProTRT:00:49:39 INSTRUCTOR:Jordan, Larry
Since Larry Jordan published his first webinar on tapeless media -- Working with Tapeless and DSLR Media -- lots of viewers asked him to provide a second webinar that presents an entire workflow for tapeless media for those that are new to the media. Larry Jordan Webinar 15 TRT:00:49:39 Creating a Tapeless Video Workflow in Final Cut Pro TRT:49:39 Creating a Tapeless Video Workflow in Final Cut Pro$34.99Creating Killer Titles in Final Cut ProTRT:01:00:07 INSTRUCTOR:Jordan, Larry
Final Cut Pro is often accused of having weak text generation capabilities. However, bundled with Final Cut Pro are some outstanding text creation software tools called Boris Calligraphy. These four software packages can take you far beyond what you expect in Final Cut Pro. Best of all, you already have this software installed. Larry Jordan Webinar 22 TRT:01:00:07 Creating Killer Titles in Final Cut Pro TRT:01:00:07 Creating Killer Titles in Final Cut Pro$34.99Discover the Power of 3D in Motion (OR Unlock the Power of 3D Space in Motion)TRT:00:55:52 INSTRUCTOR:Jordan, Larry
Building on our introduction to Motion in "Master Motion," in this session we look at one of the really exciting new power features in Motion (starting with Motion 3) -- the ability to move in 3D space. And we discover that one of the really terrifying new features in Motion is the ability to get truly, totally, hopelessly lost in 3D space. This webinar is designed to introduce you to the first, while preventing the second. Larry Jordan Webinar 21 TRT:00:55:52 Discover the Power of 3D in Motion (OR Unlock the Power of 3D Space in Motion) TRT:55:52 Discover the Power of 3D in Motion (OR Unlock the Power of 3D Space in Motion)$34.99Edit and Trim Faster in Final Cut ProTRT:01:05:02 INSTRUCTOR:Jordan, Larry
This Final Cut tutorial is part of Larry Jordan’s Fundamentals of Final Cut Pro series. Many of us taught ourselves how to edit in Final Cut Pro. The problem is, if you are like most of my students, you taught yourself some REALLY slow techniques. Wouldn't it be great if you could edit faster? Trim faster? And rediscover those two things you really miss: sleep and a social life!! • Show how to create, name, and organize sequences in the Browser. Larry Jordan Webinar 17 TRT:01:05:02 Edit and Trim Faster in Final Cut Pro TRT:01:05:02 Edit and Trim Faster in Final Cut Pro$34.99Final Cut Pro Workflow and Media ManagementTRT:00:56:51 INSTRUCTOR:Jordan, Larry
This is another in Larry Jordan’s Fundamentals of Final Cut Pro Series. Designed as an introduction to file management and workflow in Final Cut Pro, this session starts with an 11-step "What Should I Be Doing Right Now?" workflow to help you decide how to complete your project most efficiently. Then this showcases many of the file handling, optimizing, managing, and querying features of the program. See the Content Outline, below, for a complete list. Larry Jordan Webinar 28 TRT:00:56:51 Final Cut Pro Workflow and Media Management TRT:56:51 Final Cut Pro Workflow and Media Management$34.99From High-Def Video to Standard-Def DVDTRT:00:55:49 INSTRUCTOR:Jordan, Larry
One of the questions we get asked frequently is how to create a standard-definition DVD when you are working with high-definition video. Larry Jordan Webinar 35 TRT:00:55:49 From High-Def Video to Standard-Def DVD TRT:55:49 From High-Def Video to Standard-Def DVD$34.99Grow Your BusinessTRT:00:58:00 INSTRUCTOR:Jordan, Larry
Whether you are an individual looking for a job, or a company looking for more clients, this tutorial by Larry Jordan can help you find work. Filled with practical tips and lots of thought-provoking insight on what clients are looking for, this one-hour webinar is designed to give you a fresh perspective on growing your business. Larry Jordan Webinar 14 TRT:00:58:00 Grow Your Business TRT:58:00 Grow Your Business$34.99Improve Your Audio Using Soundtrack ProTRT:00:57:50 INSTRUCTOR:Jordan, Larry
We all want perfect audio. But, sometimes, life intervenes. Our hoped-for perfect audio is recorded too soft, with noise, with a hum, with someone that is totally incapable of speaking a coherent English sentence without injecting "um's" and "ah's." In other words, your audio needs help. This session shows you what you need to know to rescue your audio. Larry Jordan Webinar 08 TRT:00:57:50 Improve Your Audio Using Soundtrack Pro TRT:57:50 Improve Your Audio Using Soundtrack Pro$34.99Killer Keys - Creating Great Chroma Keys in Final Cut ProTRT:00:59:53 INSTRUCTOR:Jordan, Larry
Call it green-screen, blue-screen, or chroma-key, the technique of removing a solid color background so you can put your actors into an entirely different environment is a mainstay of effects today. Larry Jordan Webinar 12 TRT:00:59:53 Killer Keys - Creating Great Chroma Keys in Final Cut Pro TRT:59:53 Killer Keys - Creating Great Chroma Keys in Final Cut Pro$34.99Make Multiclip Magic in Final Cut ProTRT:00:56:25 INSTRUCTOR:Jordan, Larry
Multiclips give us the ability to edit multiple cameras at the same time within Apple Final Cut Pro. This new technique is especially useful for creating performance videos, reality shows, action sequences, even sitcoms. The key to a successful multi-cam project starts with good planning. So, this session is in two parts: Part 1 covers what you need to think about during pre-production, pre-edting, and editorial to avoid problems and simplify your work. Larry Jordan Webinar 23 TRT:00:56:25 Make Multiclip Magic in Final Cut Pro TRT:56:25 Make Multiclip Magic in Final Cut Pro$34.99Make Your Still Images Look GreatTRT:00:50:05 INSTRUCTOR:Jordan, Larry
Working with still images in video is surprisingly difficult, because still images created on the computer have almost nothing in common with video images. Computers and video differ in resolution, color space, gray scale, and, most significantly, pixel aspect ratio. And these differences lead to a lot of confusion.
Larry Jordan Webinar 02 TRT:00:50:05 Make Your Still Images Look Great TRT:50:05 Make Your Still Images Look Great$34.99Make Your Video Images Look More Like FilmTRT:00:42:49 INSTRUCTOR:Jordan, Larry
Designed as an introduction to improving image quality, this Larry Jordan Final Cut Pro tutorial looks at what videographers can do to make their video images look more "filmic." From the planning in pre-production, through production and camera work, to final editing and output, there are decisions that can be made along the way that will significantly improve image quality.
Larry Jordan Webinar 03 TRT:00:42:49 Make Your Video Images Look More Like Film TRT:42:49 Make Your Video Images Look More Like Film$34.99Managing Projects with Multiple Video FormatsTRT:00:50:58 INSTRUCTOR:Jordan, Larry
Working with multiple video formats in one project is becoming a fact of life - a very confusing fact of life. In this online tutorial, Larry Jordan examines why so many different formats exist and provide a series of roadmaps you can follow that will simplify your editing. Whether you are working in SD, or the many different "flavors" of HD, this session will provide you with valuable insights. Larry Jordan Webinar 29 TRT:00:50:58 Managing Projects with Multiple Video Formats TRT:50:58 Managing Projects with Multiple Video Formats$34.99Master Motion - Even If Motion Graphics Scare YouTRT:01:07:03 INSTRUCTOR:Jordan, Larry
Motion scares a lot of us. If your face goes pale and skin turns clammy when someone asks you to "add a few motion graphics to spice this up" -- then this is the tutorial for you! Larry Jordan's goal for this session is to remove the fear of using something new, show you how to use Motion, and give you concrete examples you can use to put Motion to work in your own projects. Larry Jordan Webinar 18 TRT:01:07:03 Master Motion - Even If Motion Graphics Scare You TRT:01:07:03 Master Motion - Even If Motion Graphics Scare You$34.99Particles, Paint Strokes, and Replicators in MotionTRT:00:59:30 INSTRUCTOR:Jordan, Larry
Larry starts by looking at particles. Almost anything can be a particle - all it takes is one click of a button. Then, the fun starts. Larry shows how to create particles, then how to use the settings in the Inspector to customize the effect. You won't believe how quickly you can create complex effects like confetti falling through air. Larry Jordan Webinar 37 TRT:00:59:30 Particles, Paint Strokes, and Replicators in Motion TRT:59:30 Particles, Paint Strokes, and Replicators in Motion$34.99Scripting in DVD Studio ProTRT:00:50:51 INSTRUCTOR:Jordan, Larry
Most of us create DVDs without using stories or scripts. However, stories, which are short segments of a video track, and scripts, which are short computer programs, provide a great deal of power when creating a customized DVD. This power goes far beyond the standard controls in the DVD Studio Pro interface.
Larry Jordan Webinar 43 TRT:00:50:51 Scripting in DVD Studio Pro TRT:50:51 Scripting in DVD Studio Pro$34.99Secrets of the Motion Tab in Final Cut ProTRT:01:02:37 INSTRUCTOR:Jordan, Larry
This is another in our Fundamentals of Final Cut Pro webinars. This time we feature the Motion tab. In this session, we'll look at how the Motion tab works, explain why keyframes are so cool and how to use them, and show you creative ways to harness the Motion tab to create motion effects that you may not have considered. If keyframes scare you and the Motion tab is a mystery, you are going to have a great time at this session. And for you long-time Final Cut wizards, this is a great way to refresh your skills on basic operations. Audience Level: NOTE: This session does not discuss how to change clip speed or create motion blur. Content Outline: Other Fundamentals of Final Cut Pro Titles:
Larry Jordan Webinar 20 TRT:01:02:37 Secrets of the Motion Tab in Final Cut Pro TRT:01:02:37 Secrets of the Motion Tab in Final Cut Pro$34.99Set-up, Optimize, and Trouble-shoot Final Cut ProTRT:01:00:03 INSTRUCTOR:Jordan, Larry
Nothing generates more questions and confusion that trying to figure out how to best set-up, organize, optimize, and trouble-shoot Final Cut Pro. In this Final Cut Pro tutorial, Larry Jordan shows you how to organize your hard disks, set up a working folder structure, create a consistent project and folder naming system, optimize key preference settings, and trouble-shoot common Final Cut Pro problems. If you feel like Final Cut is running on square wheels, this seminar is for you. Larry Jordan Webinar 09 TRT:01:00:03 Set-up, Optimize, and Trouble-shoot Final Cut Pro TRT:01:00:03 Set-up, Optimize, and Trouble-shoot Final Cut Pro$34.99Something Very, Very Close to MagicTRT:01:01:08 INSTRUCTOR:Jordan, Larry
Arthur C. Clarke once wrote: "Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic." And that is what we are talking about today. In this Final Cut tutorial, Larry Jordan shows you how to use hot, new third-party software to solve problems, find missing files, get you better organized, make your actors look beautiful, your transitions eye-popping, your effects killer, even create an edit from a written transcript without typing a word! Many of these plug-ins truly are something very close to magic! NOTE: Most of this software requires Final Cut Pro 6 or later. Some only run on OS X 10.6. None of this software ships with Final Cut Studio - everything is available separately. All software was selected by Larry Jordan, no company paid to appear in this program Audience Level Products and companies illustrated in this webinar: Content Outline Larry Jordan Webinar 11 TRT:01:01:08 Something Very, Very Close to Magic TRT:01:01:08 Something Very, Very Close to Magic$34.99Still Frames and Speed Changes in Final Cut Pro 7TRT:00:47:05 INSTRUCTOR:Jordan, Larry
One of the significant changes in Final Cut Pro 7 is how it exports still frames (also called "Freeze Frames") and adds speed changes to clips. This webinar is designed to show you how these new features work and show you some of the hidden features you may not know about. Larry Jordan Webinar 40 TRT:00:47:05 Still Frames and Speed Changes in Final Cut Pro 7 TRT:47:05 Still Frames and Speed Changes in Final Cut Pro 7$34.99Use Composite Modes to Create Better EffectsTRT:00:52:52 INSTRUCTOR:Jordan, Larry
Composite modes have been hidden in Final Cut for a long, long time. But while they can create some amazing effects, they are still poorly understood. Which is a shame, because you can create some very interesting effects using composite modes; effects that you just can not achieve using filters alone. Larry Jordan Webinar 41 TRT:00:52:52 Use Composite Modes to Create Better Effects TRT:52:52 Use Composite Modes to Create Better Effects$34.99Using 3D Cameras, Sets and Lights in Motion 4TRT:00:57:55 INSTRUCTOR:Jordan, Larry
This is an advanced title that builds on what Larry Jordan already covered on Motion and takes you deeper into the world of 3D space inside Motion 4.
Larry Jordan Webinar 30 TRT:00:57:55 Using 3D Cameras, Sets, and Lights in Motion 4 TRT:57:55 Using 3D Cameras, Sets, and Lights in Motion 4$34.99Using Mattes and Masks in Final Cut ProTRT:00:57:15 INSTRUCTOR:Jordan, Larry
The purpose of a matte, or a mask, is to hide something in one clip so you can see something else in another clip.
Larry Jordan Webinar 32 TRT:00:57:15 Using Mattes and Masks in Final Cut Pro TRT:57:15 Using Mattes and Masks in Final Cut Pro$34.99Video Compression for the WebTRT:01:12:23 INSTRUCTOR:Jordan, Larry
Video compression is required to post our projects to the web. In this Final Cut Studio tutorial by Larry Jordan, you will learn common video compression terms, how to diagnose and fix compression problems, how to export from Final Cut Pro with the best quality, how to optimize web video, how to create files for YouTube or other services, and how to improve the look of your video when compressing for DVD. You will also learn how to automate this process using Compressor Droplets.
Larry Jordan Webinar 05 TRT:01:12:23 Video Compression for the Web TRT:01:12:23 Video Compression for the Web$34.99Video Transcoding Compression TechniquesTRT:00:59:44 INSTRUCTOR:Jordan, Larry
The world of high-definition video is filled with incompatible formats. If all you shoot is one video format, transcoding may not be necessary -- though changing your render settings is often a very good idea. In this Final Cut Studio tutorial, Larry Jordan looks at what transcoding is -- it means to convert your video from one format to another -- and why you should use it. Transcoding is not the same as compression, nor is it used for the same reason. This tutorial explains why.
Larry Jordan Webinar 04 TRT:00:59:44 Video Transcoding Compression Techniques TRT:59:44 Video Transcoding Compression Techniques$34.99Working With Tapeless and DSLR MediaTRT:00:59:29 INSTRUCTOR:Jordan, Larry
The video industry is rapidly converting from video-tape, to file-based, or tapeless formats. The good news about this transformation is that cameras are becoming increasingly flexible. The bad news is that this new technology totally changes the way video editors work with media. Larry Jordan Webinar 06 TRT:00:59:29 Working With Tapeless and DSLR Media TRT:59:29 Working With Tapeless and DSLR Media$34.99Introduction to the GoPro with Dan AblanTRT:00:30:07 INSTRUCTOR:Ablan, Dan
This amazing little camera can be mounted just about anywhere, and shoot full 1080p videos. Dan Ablan takes you through the variations of the camera options, shows you how to mount the camera on a vehicle, prepare the settings, and demystify the options. From there after the shoot, you'll see how to mix footage from multiple cameras while working with the footage inside the computer. This training course is everything you need to go from box to finished video, with the GoPro HD Hero. Introduction to the GoPro with Dan Ablan TRT:00:30:07 Introduction to the GoPro TRT:30:07 Introduction to the GoPro$34.95Microsoft PowerPoint 2010 LiveLessonsTRT:05:10:08 INSTRUCTOR:Swinford, Echo
With over 4-1/2 hours of video training at your command, becoming a whiz with PowerPoint 2010 has never been easier. Dive in and quickly learn the tasks you need from Echo Swinford, PowerPoint expert and professional trainer. The detailed coverage includes but is not limited to:
and much much more!
Lessons: TRT:05:10:08 Click "Show Lessons" to see the training chapters Introduction TRT:0:59 1.1: PowerPoint Environment | Lesson Introduction TRT:0:23 1.2: PowerPoint Environment | Interface Overview TRT:4:27 1.3: PowerPoint Environment | Introducing File Formats TRT:5:13 1.4: PowerPoint Environment | The Ribbon: Touring Your PowerPoint Toolbox TRT:7:15 1.5: PowerPoint Environment | File Menu (Backstage) TRT:6:25 1.6: PowerPoint Environment | Customizing the Ribbon and QAT TRT:9:35 2.1: Understanding Placeholders and Layouts | Lesson Introduction TRT:0:26 2.2: Understanding Placeholders and Layouts | The Importance of Placeholders and Layouts TRT:4:21 2.3: Understanding Placeholders and Layouts | Inserting text TRT:5:01 2.4: Understanding Placeholders and Layouts | Slide Master and Layouts TRT:6:49 3.1: Themes and Templates | Lesson Introduction TRT:0:23 3.2: Themes and Templates | What is a Theme? TRT:3:40 3.3: Themes and Templates | Modifying a Theme TRT:7:24 3.4: Themes and Templates | Creating and Saving Templates TRT:9:48 4.1: Working with Shapes | Lesson Introduction TRT:0:26 4.2: Working with Shapes | Manipulating Shapes TRT:11:52 4.3: Working with Shapes | Alignment and Distribution TRT:14:49 4.4: Working with Shapes | Edit Points TRT:3:52 4.5: Working with Shapes | Combine Shapes Tools TRT:4:46 5.1: Formatting Shapes | Lesson Introduction TRT:0:28 5.2: Formatting Shapes | Shape Fills and Outlines TRT:11:32 5.3: Formatting Shapes | Shape Effects TRT:7:40 5.4: Formatting Shapes | Format Painter and Eyedroppers TRT:3:26 6.1: Formatting Text | Lesson Introduction TRT:0:20 6.2: Formatting Text | Basic Text Formatting TRT:10:53 6.3: Formatting Text | Advanced Text Formatting TRT:5:42 7.1: Working with Photos | Lesson Introduction TRT:0:19 7.2: Working with Photos | Inserting Pictures TRT:7:00 7.3: Working with Photos | Cropping and Sizing Images TRT:2:16 7.4: Working with Photos | Remove Background Tool TRT:3:59 7.5: Working with Photos | Stylizing Your Photos TRT:5:15 7.6: Working with Photos | Creating a Photo Album TRT:2:38 7.7: Working with Photos | Compressing Pictures TRT:3:14 8.1: Working with SmartArt | Lesson Introduction TRT:0:17 8.2: Working with SmartArt | Creating a SmartArt Diagram TRT:3:45 8.3: Working with SmartArt | Formatting Your Diagram TRT:6:07 9.1: Working with Tables | Lesson Introduction TRT:0:20 9.2: Working with Tables | Creating a Table TRT:3:06 9.3: Working with Tables | Formatting Tables TRT:8:21 10.1: Working with Charts | Lesson Introduction TRT:0:18 10.2: Working with Charts | Creating a Chart TRT:5:42 10.3: Working with Charts | Formatting a Chart TRT:6:06 10.4: Working with Charts | Chart Templates TRT:6:48 10.5: Working with Charts | Inserting Charts from Excel TRT:4:36 11.1: Animations and Transitions | Lesson Introduction TRT:0:32 11.2: Animations and Transitions | Animation Basics TRT:15:40 11.3: Animations and Transitions | Motion Paths TRT:3:20 11.4: Animations and Transitions | Trigger Animations TRT:3:05 11.5: Animations and Transitions | Animation Painter TRT:1:19 11.6: Animations and Transitions | Slide Transitions TRT:5:27 12.1: Multimedia | Lesson Introduction TRT:0:22 12.2: Multimedia | Choosing Media Formats TRT:1:34 12.3: Multimedia | Inserting and Playing Multimedia TRT:5:29 12.4: Multimedia | Video and Audio Editing Tools TRT:2:25 12.5: Multimedia | Multimedia Tools Format Settings TRT:2:21 12.6: Multimedia | Synch Animations to Video or Audio TRT:3:20 12.7: Multimedia | Add Video from a Website TRT:1:37 12.8: Multimedia | Compress and Optimize Media TRT:2:37 13.1: Reviewing Tools | Lesson Introduction TRT:0:19 13.2: Reviewing Tools | Comments TRT:2:03 13.3: Reviewing Tools | Comparing Files TRT:2:42 14.1: Setting Up a Slide Show | Lesson Introduction TRT:0:21 14.2: Setting Up a Slide Show | Custom Shows TRT:2:51 14.3: Setting Up a Slide Show | Nonlinear Presentations TRT:7:15 14.4: Setting Up a Slide Show | Slide Show Playback Settings TRT:2:36 14.5: Setting Up a Slide Show | Starting Slide Show TRT:1:59 14.6: Setting Up a Slide Show | Slide Show Shortcut Keys TRT:3:55 14.7: Setting Up a Slide Show | Broadcast Slide Show TRT:1:33 15.1: Printing and Finalizing | Lesson Introduction TRT:0:26 15.2: Printing and Finalizing | Headers and Footers TRT:2:52 15.3: Printing and Finalizing | Creating Sections TRT:2:29 15.4: Printing and Finalizing | Greyscale, Color, Black and White TRT:2:03 15.5: Printing and Finalizing | Printing Handouts, Slides and Notespages TRT:1:58 15.6: Printing and Finalizing | Removing Notes and Identifying Information TRT:1:51 15.7: Printing and Finalizing | Saving as Picture Presentation TRT:1:48 15.8: Printing and Finalizing | Saving as PDF TRT:1:30 15.9: Printing and Finalizing | Saving as Video TRT:2:09 Conclusion TRT:0:18 Microsoft PowerPoint 2010 LiveLessons$31.95How to Shoot & Produce Your Child's Sporting EventTRT:04:27:15 INSTRUCTOR:Gookin, Dan
After viewing this training, you’ll be able to start making home videos that everyone will want to watch! These lessons will help you impress your friends and neighbors by gaining professional tips and tricks. In just over two and a half hours, you’ll learn to shoot and produce just like the pros!
Using Windows MovieMaker TRT:02:32:08 Introduction TRT:1:34 1. Overview TRT:27:40 2. Interface Overview TRT:4:18 3. Importing Video TRT:10:43 4. Reviewing and Organizing Clips TRT:6:42 5. Working With Clips TRT:6:13 6. Fast and Easy Editing TRT:5:18 7. The Timeline TRT:4:43 8. Editing TRT:8:20 9. Transitions TRT:6:52 10. Effects TRT:9:52 11. Titles and Credits TRT:15:22 12. Sound Editing TRT:11:45 13. Tips and Tricks TRT:8:26 14. Publishing Your Movie TRT:24:20 Using Apple iMovie TRT:01:55:07 Introduction TRT:1:18 1. Overview TRT:27:40 2. Interface Overview TRT:6:01 3. Importing Video TRT:5:29 4. Reviewing and Organizing Clips TRT:6:39 5. Working With Clips TRT:7:39 6. Fast and Easy Editing TRT:5:13 7. The Timeline TRT:7:34 8. Effects TRT:5:59 9. Transitions TRT:5:39 10. Titles and Credits TRT:11:10 11. Sound Editing TRT:3:39 12. Tips and Tricks TRT:4:18 13. Publishing Your Movie TRT:16:49 How to Shoot & Produce Your Child's Sporting Event$19.95After Effects Apprentice 06: Type & Music (with Trish & Chris Meyer)TRT:03:14:18 INSTRUCTOR:Meyer, Trish & Chris
One of the cornerstones of motion graphics is creating and animating type. In this course, Trish Meyer will show you how to typeset titles professionally and create your own custom animations, as well as apply and modify the hundreds of text animation presets that After Effects ships with. Additionally, Chris Meyer will show you how to add audio to your projects, including spotting "hit points" to align your keyframes and video action. Get "After Effects Apprentice 01: Pre-Roll" for FREE when you purchase this or any other "After Effects Apprentice" Course when you use promo code AEA1FREE.
> OR, get this course as part of the After Effects Bundle After Effects Apprentice 06: Lessons TRT:03:14:18 Overview TRT:1:23 Setting Up TRT:2:11 Entering, Editing, and Styling Type TRT:5:40 Strokes TRT:2:57 Paragraph Text TRT:3:28 Setting a Title TRT:2:22 Creating a Text Animator TRT:6:45 Selecting by Character versus Percent TRT:2:51 Animating Position TRT:1:55 Animating More Properties TRT:3:22 Text Transitions TRT:2:39 Randomize Order TRT:2:25 The Cascade Recipe TRT:2:07 Exploring Offset plus Selection Shapes TRT:4:07 Ramp Selection Shapes TRT:4:17 Character Anchor Points TRT:4:32 Further Refinements TRT:7:03 Selections Based on Words TRT:4:08 Anchor Point Grouping TRT:4:35 Vertical Blur Treatment TRT:3:49 Animated Tracking TRT:5:37 Text on a Path TRT:5:53 Per-character 3D Overview TRT:5:36 Enabling Per-character 3D TRT:3:55 Per-character 3D Rotation TRT:4:59 Separating Fields TRT:3:39 Wiggly Options TRT:4:19 Animating Wiggles TRT:3:09 Rendering with Alpha Channels TRT:6:54 Adding Audio TRT:3:59 Audio Levels TRT:4:18 Spotting Hit Points TRT:5:24 Timing to Audio TRT:5:16 Applying Text Presets TRT:5:42 Browsing Presets in Bridge TRT:4:25 Editing Presets TRT:6:41 Saving Presets TRT:5:46 Photoshop Text TRT:4:49 Keyframing Source Text TRT:4:13 Buzz Words Preset TRT:6:59 Faux Styling Options TRT:7:33 Tracking and Kerning TRT:4:48 Smart Quotes TRT:3:59 Hyphens and Dashes TRT:3:49 After Effects Apprentice 06: Type & Music (with Trish & Chris Meyer)$14.95After Effects Apprentice 11: 3D Space (with Chris & Trish Meyer)TRT:03:23:48 INSTRUCTOR:Meyer, Trish & Chris
The core of this course is a beginner-level introduction to 3D space inside Adobe After Effects. If you've never worked in 3D before, Chris and Trish Meyer build up your knowledge base step-by-step explaining what's different between 2D and 3D, then moving through cameras and lights – including how to build camera rigs and manage shadows. Once you've become familiar with those bedrock skills, Chris then demonstrates several different workflows for creating 3D objects inside Adobe Photoshop and importing them in After Effects. A set of sidebar movies at the end share additional tips on the difference between 3D rotation and orientation, using the different Axis Modes, and how to maintain maximum quality in 3D. As always, Chris and Trish put parameters and techniques in a real-world context, explaining what settings they use and why. Get "After Effects Apprentice 01: Pre-Roll" for FREE when you purchase this or any other "After Effects Apprentice" Course when you use promo code AEA1FREE.
> OR, get this course as part of the After Effects Bundle After Effects Apprentice 11: Lessons TRT:03:23:48 Welcome TRT:1:56 Comparing 2D and 3D TRT:5:31 Rotation in 3D TRT:4:49 Keyframing in 3D TRT:4:56 Multiplaning workaround in 2D TRT:3:23 Using 3D Views TRT:6:47 Natural multiplaning in 3D TRT:5:04 Keyframing a fly-in TRT:5:25 Editing 3D motion paths TRT:5:45 Auto-orienting a layer along its path TRT:2:04 Adding a camera to a composition TRT:9:02 Comparing camera presets TRT:2:50 Using the Camera Tools with the Active Camera TRT:4:49 Using the Camera Tools in the alternate views TRT:4:52 3D View Options TRT:1:59 Animating a 3D camera TRT:6:21 Creating an orbit camera rig TRT:5:44 Extending your camera rig TRT:4:33 Auto-orientation with 3D cameras TRT:7:34 Creating a 3D light TRT:6:37 Working with Point lights TRT:3:22 Working with Spot lights TRT:3:49 Creating shadows TRT:10:14 Light Falloff (After Effects CS5.5) TRT:5:20 Vanishing Point Exchange in Photoshop Extended TRT:9:19 Vanishing Point Exchange in After Effects TRT:4:40 Importing a 3D model into Photoshop Extended TRT:9:08 Creating 3D objects using Adobe Repoussé TRT:9:48 Live Photoshop 3D inside After Effects TRT:8:19 Introduction to dimensional stills TRT:3:42 Cutting up the source image TRT:2:27 Repairing the layers in Photoshop TRT:8:28 Animating the resulting layers in After Effects TRT:6:28 Sidebars: Rotation versus Orientation TRT:3:16 Sidebars: Understanding the Axis Modes TRT:4:05 Sidebars: Scaling issues in 3D TRT:4:58 Sidebars: OpenGL acceleration TRT:6:24 After Effects Apprentice 11: 3D Space (with Chris and Trish Meyer)$14.95After Effects Apprentice 15: Final Project (with Trish & Chris Meyer)TRT:03:25:12 INSTRUCTOR:Meyer, Trish & Chris
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AEA 15 Lessons TRT:03:25:12 Welcome TRT:1:37 Chapter 1.1: The Floor | Building the grid floor TRT:8:49 Chapter 1.2: The Floor | Creating a radar sweep TRT:5:15 Chapter 1.3: The Floor | Adding lightning TRT:3:38 Chapter 2.1: The Video Wall | Building the video panel TRT:4:36 Chapter 2.2: The Video Wall | Block Dissolve transition TRT:3:53 Chapter 2.3: The Video Wall | Stylizing the footage TRT:2:17 Chapter 2.4: The Video Wall | Duplicating precomps TRT:3:38 Chapter 3.1: The Dial | Importing Illustrator files TRT:5:48 Chapter 3.2: The Dial | Paths and masks TRT:4:55 Chapter 3.3: The Dial | Animating the Stroke effect TRT:4:22 Chapter 3.4: The Dial | Tinting the event names TRT:2:44 Chapter 3.5: The Dial | Wiggling the rings TRT:3:40 Chapter 4.1: Creating Main Comp 1 | Starting a new composition TRT:1:49 Chapter 4.2: Creating Main Comp 1 | Spotting music TRT:5:57 Chapter 4.3: Creating Main Comp 1 | Building the floor TRT:5:29 Chapter 4.4: Creating Main Comp 1 | Adding a video panel TRT:3:41 Chapter 4.5: Creating Main Comp 1 | Creating a reflection TRT:7:49 Chapter 4.6: Creating Main Comp 1 | Adding the dial TRT:4:09 Chapter 4.7: Creating Main Comp 1 | Arranging the frame TRT:4:52 Chapter 5.1: The Camera Move | Setting up the final pose TRT:4:30 Chapter 5.2: The Camera Move | Keyframing the camera TRT:4:56 Chapter 6.1: Creating a Title | Adding a text layer TRT:5:17 Chapter 6.2: Creating a Title | Text animation presets TRT:3:18 Chapter 6.3: Creating a Title | Customizing the preset TRT:6:09 Chapter 7.1: Lighting and Shadows | Adding a Spot light TRT:3:43 Chapter 7.2: Lighting and Shadows | Casting shadows TRT:3:16 Chapter 8.1: Further Polish | Improving consistency TRT:2:45 Chapter 8.2: Further Polish | Adding a 2D background TRT:4:30 Chapter 8.3: Further Polish | Tying up loose ends TRT:4:57 Chapter 9.1: Finishing the Comps | Main Comp 2 overview TRT:3:34 Chapter 9.2: Finishing the Comps | Grouping layers TRT:4:41 Chapter 9.3: Finishing the Comps | Animating the swivel TRT:9:03 Chapter 9.4: Finishing the Comps | Assembling the final comp TRT:3:26 Chapter 10.1: Client Changes | Adding a transition TRT:7:01 Chapter 10.2: Client Changes | Keyframing the camera TRT:3:22 Chapter 10.3: Client Changes | Filmic glow TRT:4:02 Chapter 10.4: Client Changes | Increasing the motion blur TRT:4:03 Chapter 10.5: Client Changes | Retiming a video source TRT:7:35 Chapter 11.1: Render Strategies | Render Settings TRT:2:49 Chapter 11.2: Render Strategies | Output for archiving TRT:1:16 Chapter 11.3: Render Strategies | Outputting anamorphic widescreen DV TRT:1:58 Chapter 11.4: Render Strategies | Creating a 4:3 Center-cut version TRT:2:32 Chapter 11.5: Render Strategies | Output for web TRT:2:25 Chapter 11.6: Render Strategies | Components for editors TRT:2:12 Chapter 12.1: Bonus – Creating the Ring inside After Effects | Creating the inner ring TRT:5:21 Chapter 12.2: Bonus – Creating the Ring inside After Effects | Creating the outer rings TRT:3:11 Chapter 12.3: Bonus – Creating the Ring inside After Effects | Creating the text ring TRT:4:22 After Effects Apprentice 15: Final Project (with Trish & Chris Meyer)$14.95After Effects Apprentice 03: Advanced Animation for Beginners (with Chris Meyer)TRT:02:52:40 INSTRUCTOR:Meyer, Trish & Chris
Chris Meyer helps beginning After Effects artists take their animations to the next level. Don't settle for mechanical movements, awkward timing, or puzzles that have you chasing your tail around the screen; Chris will show you how to refine your animations to create elegant, coordinated movements with the minimum number of keyframes – as well as slam-downs, whip pans, and other attention-getters. Additional movies challenge you to reverse-engineer existing animations, create variations on a theme, and master other parts of the program. Even though this course is designed for beginners, you will learn tricks that many experienced users are unaware of. Chris' friendly running commentary lets you in on his mental process as he works on an animation. Topics include:
• Understanding how keyframes work under the hood
• Controlling the Anchor Point to create more predictable animations
• Mastering the Graph Editor for the ultimate control over keyframes
• Animating parameters including motion paths
• Hand-drawing motion paths to simplify complex movements
• Applying and tweaking Motion Blur
• Using Hold keyframes
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> OR, get this course as part of the After Effects Bundle After Effects Apprentice 03: Lessons TRT:02:52:40 Overview TRT:1:35 Keyframe Review TRT:4:40 Keyframe Interpolation, Velocity, and Influence TRT:7:06 Instant Gratification: Auto Bezier TRT:3:05 Instant Gratification: Easy Ease TRT:3:40 Setting the Anchor Point TRT:3:54 Alternate Way to Edit TRT:3:37 Motion Control Moves TRT:6:12 Anchor Point Path TRT:3:11 Navigating the Graph Editor TRT:6:18 Understanding Graph Types TRT:4:59 Editing Values and Timing TRT:4:12 Interpolation in the Graph Editor TRT:6:25 Coordinating Keyframes TRT:6:06 Separate Dimensions TRT:9:59 Motion Sketch TRT:5:18 The Smoother TRT:4:59 Auto Orientation TRT:4:11 Roving Keyframes TRT:9:32 Adjusting Motion Blur TRT:7:38 Enabling Motion Blur TRT:3:51 Slamming Down with Hold Keyframes TRT:7:36 Blinking with Hold Keyframes TRT:1:49 Quizzler Challenges TRT:2:17 Quizzler Solution 1: Bounce + Squish TRT:3:18 Quizzler Solution 2: Perfect Orbit TRT:3:48 Quizzler Solution 3: Overshoot Animations TRT:4:32 Idea Corner 1: Alternative Camera Movements TRT:12:26 Idea Corner 2: Independent Slam TRT:13:40 Sidebar: Work Area Tips & Tricks TRT:5:31 Sidebar: Time Display Format TRT:7:15 After Effects Apprentice 03: Advanced Animation for Beginners (with Chris Meyer)$12.95After Effects Apprentice 04: Layer Control - Editing, Blending, and Effecting (with Chris Meyer)TRT:02:29:34 INSTRUCTOR:Meyer, Trish & Chris
In this course, Chris Meyer focuses on ways to edit and enhance layers in After Effects – including looping, sequencing, and frame blending them; employing Blending Modes to create more interesting composites; and applying Effects, Presets, Behaviors, and Layer Styles. Through a series of Quizzler challenges and Idea Corner examples, Chris also shares alternative ways to employ modes, sequencing, and Adjustment Layers, while special sidebar movies cover the subjects of creating seamless loops, animating effects points, understanding pixel aspect ratios, and employing Brainstorm to explore the variety of different looks that effects can create. Chris also shares his favorite trick for enhancing boring footage, and demonstrates how to convert scans into moving sequences. Topics include: • Sliding, trimming, slip editing, and insert editing layers
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> OR, get this course as part of the After Effects Bundle After Effects Apprentice 04: Lessons TRT:02:29:34 Overview TRT:1:08 Stacking and Sliding Layers TRT:5:15 Trimming Layers in the Timeline Panel TRT:5:37 Trimming in the Layer Panel TRT:3:22 Pre-Trimming and Inserting Layers from the Footage Panel TRT:3:11 Slip Editing TRT:5:12 Applying Sequence Layers to Footage TRT:4:36 Using Sequence Layers with Objects TRT:2:05 Example – Sequence Layers and Photographs TRT:2:11 Creating a New Composition Using Sequence Layers TRT:1:26 The Importance of Layer Order TRT:1:11 Looping Footage TRT:3:06 Importing a Sequence of Still Images TRT:4:21 Time Stretch versus Altering Frame Rates TRT:3:14 Frame Blending TRT:6:03 Blending Mode Overview TRT:6:57 Combining Modes and Effects TRT:4:36 Why Apply Effects to Solids TRT:7:02 Using the Effects & Presets Panel TRT:4:54 Applying Presets, including Browsing in Adobe Bridge TRT:5:25 Behaviors TRT:2:52 Creating and Saving Presets TRT:8:14 Importing Photoshop Files with Layer Styles TRT:3:58 Applying Layer Styles inside After Effects TRT:0:00 Using Adjustment Layers TRT:3:08 Adjustment Layers and Alpha Channels TRT:3:05 Filmic Glow Treatment TRT:2:47 Quizzler Challenges TRT:1:08 Quizzler Solution #1: Pyrotechnic Composite TRT:2:59 Quizzler Solution #2: Sequenced Fades TRT:2:19 Idea Corner 1: Adjustment Layer Shapes TRT:1:47 Idea Corner 2: Creating a Traveling Glass Bar TRT:4:03 Idea Corner 3: Creating Sequences from Filmstrips TRT:5:35 Sidebar: Looping Footage by Crossfading TRT:5:10 Sidebar: Effect Point Paths TRT:5:03 Sidebar: Brainstorm TRT:7:10 Sidebar: Pixel Aspect Ratios TRT:9:24 After Effects Apprentice 04: Layer Control - Editing, Blending, and Effecting (with Chris Meyer)$11.95After Effects CS5 and CS6 New Creative TechniquesTRT:04:15:12 INSTRUCTOR:Meyer, Trish & Chris
These two courses are designed to get users of After Effects CS5 or CS5.5 up to speed with that latest version, CS6. Long-time user Chris Meyer demonstrates the new and changed features in detail, including showing potential applications and sharing both tips and gotchas. These courses have been designed with owners of the book Creating Motion Graphics 5th Edition (CMG5) in mind, as it uses the exercise files from that book as the starting point for most of these demonstrations, making this video set the official CS6 upgrade for CMG5.
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See below for previews CS6 Creative Techniques TRT:02:16:10 Get up to speed quickly with the new features in After Effects CS6. Join veteran After Effects user Chris Meyer as he explores the key enhancements to this industry standard visual effects and motion graphics software. 0.01 Course Introduction TRT:1:59 1.01 Global Performance Cache introduction TRT:2:01 1.02 Global RAM Cache TRT:6:17 1.03 Persistent Disk Cache TRT:5:15 1.04 Cache Work Area in Background TRT:2:20 2.01 Ray-traced 3D renderer introduction TRT:2:48 2.02 Enabling ray tracing TRT:3:54 2.03 Extrusion and beveling TRT:4:20 2.04 Transparency and refraction TRT:6:27 2.05 Reflections TRT:4:24 2.06 Environment maps TRT:2:39 2.07 Targeting specific geometry TRT:3:04 2.08 B ending layers TRT:2:36 2.09 Quality versus speed TRT:6:01 2.10 Convert vector art to shape layer TRT:4:13 3.01 Visual effects features introduction TRT:1:35 3.02 Performing an initial 3D track TRT:3:53 3.03 Refining the track TRT:6:10 3.04 Creating a camera and layer TRT:5:06 3.05 Compositing footage into the tracked scene TRT:4:24 3.06 Shadow catchers TRT:5:00 3.07 Exporting 3D camera tracker data TRT:3:52 3.08 Track in Mocha AE TRT:6:19 3.09 Rolling Shutter Repair TRT:9:27 3.10 Variable Mask Feathering TRT:7:32 3.11 Other pen tool changes TRT:2:04 4.01 Effects updates introduction TRT:1:43 4.02 CycoreFX HD TRT:8:29 4.03 Adobe SpeedGrade .Look files TRT:7:08 5.01 A few other features and enhancements TRT:2:18 5.02 Upgrade Decisions TRT:2:52 CS5 and 5.5 Creative Techniques TRT:01:59:02 Chris Meyer, one of the world's foremost After Effects experts, teaches you how to take advantage of his favorite features from the CS5.5 release in this training series. 0.1 Introduction TRT:1:38 1.1 Instant Gratification TRT:07:26 1.2 Basic Parameters TRT:06:24 1.3 Advanced Parameters TRT:06:54 1.4 Outsmarting the Stabilizer TRT:08:25 2.1 3D Light Falloff TRT:05:20 2.2 3D Camera Depth of Field TRT:05:15 2.3 Depth of Field Utilities TRT:03:57 2.4 Orbit Camera Rigs TRT:05:23 2.5 Camera Lens Blur Effect TRT:04:36 3.1 The Stereo 3D Camera Rig TRT:05:20 3.2 Stereo 3D Controls TRT:03:35 3.3 3D Glasses Effect TRT:04:28 3.4 Focus and Convergence TRT:07:39 4.1 Simple Audio Workflow TRT:6:24 4.2 Dynamics Processing Tutorial TRT:11:46 5.1 Edit This/Look At That TRT:2:12 5.2 Searching and Sorting TRT:04:05 5.3 Source Timecode TRT:4:02 5.4 Enhanced Caching TRT:5:00 5.5 New Expression Options TRT:4:27 5.6 Save As CS5 TRT:03:08 6.1 Conclusion TRT:1:38 After Effects CS5 and CS6 New Creative Techniques$11.95After Effects Apprentice 02: Basic Animation (with Trish Meyer)TRT:01:58:31 INSTRUCTOR:Meyer, Trish & Chris
Trish Meyer leads beginners through a gentle introduction to Adobe After Effects: from creating a new project and importing sources, through arranging and animating layers, applying effects, and creating variations, to rendering the final movie. However, this is no paint-by-numbers exercise – Trish lets you in on her mental process along the way, demonstrating how she makes creative decisions plus saves time through the use of keyboard shortcuts and smart working practices. Additional movies explain further details about how After Effects works under the hood. Her measured pace helps even those completely new to After Effects understand the program so that they can use it effectively on their own projects. Topics include:
• Starting a project from scratch
• Building a composition
• Arranging and transforming layers interactively and numerically
• Animating parameters including motion paths
• Applying and re-using effects
• Creating variations and rendering the final movie
• Importing layered Photoshop files
• Understanding alpha channels
• Avoiding common mistakes
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After Effects Apprentice 02: Lessons TRT:01:58:31 Overview TRT:1:28 Creating a new project TRT:3:19 Creating a composition TRT:2:48 Importing sources TRT:5:05 Adding a layer to a comp TRT:2:06 Editing interactively in the Composition panel TRT:3:58 Editing numerically in the Timeline panel TRT:7:09 Animating position TRT:8:32 Adding more layers TRT:3:07 Editing motion paths TRT:4:40 Animating scale, rotation, and opacity TRT:2:40 Arranging layers TRT:3:11 Adding a solid TRT:4:23 Applying effects TRT:5:05 Rendering the final movie TRT:2:58 Idea Corner: Creating variations of the design TRT:9:36 Spatial keyframes TRT:5:38 Hold keyframes TRT:5:29 Common keyframe mistakes TRT:7:27 Auto-keyframe mode TRT:4:39 Action and Title Safe Areas TRT:2:41 Grids and Guides TRT:3:24 Align and Distribute TRT:3:25 Sidebar: Importing layered Photoshop files TRT:7:17 Sidebar: Understanding alpha channels TRT:8:26 After Effects Apprentice 02: Basic Animation (with Trish Meyer)$10.95After Effects Apprentice 05: Creating Transparency - Masks, Mattes, and Stencils (with Chris Meyer)TRT:02:10:34 INSTRUCTOR:Meyer, Trish & Chris
One of the keys to creating an interesting composite of multiple images is to make portions of those images transparent, so that you can see other images behind or through them. In this course, Chris Meyer demonstrates the most common techniques for adding this selective transparency to layers in After Effects: through the use of masking, track mattes, and stencils. A good amount of time is also spent showing how effects interact with these. In addition to explaining the tools and basic theory, Chris also demonstrates several practical applications for these techniques, including isolating objects, creating vignettes, and filling text with visual texture, plus shares ideas for crafting custom transitions and other treatments. Get "After Effects Apprentice 01: Pre-Roll" for FREE when you purchase this or any other "After Effects Apprentice" Course when you use promo code AEA1FREE.
> OR, get this course as part of the After Effects Bundle After Effects Apprentice 05: Lessons TRT:02:10:34 Overview TRT:1:07 Creating Basic Mask Shapes TRT:4:59 Advanced Parametric Shapes TRT:3:26 Basic Mask Shape Editing TRT:4:26 Masking in the Layer Panel TRT:1:46 Mask Parameters TRT:3:51 Animating Masks TRT:5:44 Creating Vignettesv TRT:3:41 Masking with the Pen Tool TRT:6:36 Editing the Mask Path TRT:6:11 RotoBezier Masks TRT:4:23 Mask Target for Animation TRT:3:04 First Vertex Point TRT:4:59 Mask Modes TRT:3:49 Mask Opacity Fades TRT:3:47 Targeted Treatments TRT:2:27 Filling Mask Shapes TRT:2:59 Following Mask Paths TRT:5:57 Alpha Mattes TRT:3:40 Grouping Track Matte Pairs TRT:3:32 Luma Mattes TRT:3:44 Animating Mattes TRT:2:02 Stencil Luma TRT:2:56 Stencil Alpha TRT:1:56 Stencils Plus Effects TRT:2:11 Stacking Stencils TRT:2:22 Quizzler Challenges TRT:1:09 Quizzler Solution #1: One Word at a Time TRT:3:44 Quizzler Solution #2: Stroke Drawing Direction TRT:3:03 Idea Corner 1: More Masks and Effects TRT:2:42 Idea Corner 2: Transition Effects TRT:3:35 Idea Corner 3: Sequenced Layers as Mattes TRT:4:35 Track Matte Rendering Order TRT:5:39 Mask Interpolation TRT:10:32 After Effects Apprentice 05: Creating Transparency - Masks, Mattes, and Stencils (with Chris Meyer)$10.95After Effects Apprentice 08: Nesting and Precomposing (with Chris & Trish Meyer)TRT:02:05:58 INSTRUCTOR:Meyer, Trish & Chris
In this course, Chris and Trish Meyer share two of the core secrets required to become an efficient After Effects user: understanding the Render Order (the internal order of operations After Effects uses when calculating masks, effects, transformation, track mattes, and layer styles), and the judicious use of multiple compositions where a composition may be "nested" into one or more other comps. This makes it easier to group layers, efficiently re-use a common element to quickly accommodate client changes, pan around large composites of multiple layers, and solve render order issues. By mastering these concepts, you can take control of what the program does and how it does it to achieve the design in your head, rather than compromising your ideas by just accepting what it gives you. Get "After Effects Apprentice 01: Pre-Roll" for FREE when you purchase this or any other "After Effects Apprentice" Course when you use promo code AEA1FREE.
> OR, get this course as part of the After Effects Bundle After Effects Apprentice 08: Lessons TRT:02:05:58 Overview TRT:1:42 Building an extra-wide composition TRT:5:42 Nesting and animating a precomp TRT:3:34 Editing the precomp TRT:4:05 Using common elements TRT:5:32 Creating and Animating a Map Composition TRT:5:12 Accommodating Changes Efficiently TRT:5:08 Precomposing to Group Layers TRT:9:43 Precomps and Effects TRT:6:28 What Could Go Wrong? TRT:10:23 Precomposing with Leave All Attributes TRT:6:55 More on precomps and effects TRT:2:45 Understanding the Render Order TRT:5:27 Solving Problems by Using a Second Composition TRT:7:34 Using Precomposing to Rewire the Render Order TRT:8:55 Render Order Exceptions TRT:8:06 Quizzler challenges TRT:3:16 Quizzler Solution 1: Alien Puzzle TRT:3:15 Quizzler Solution 2: Picture in Picture TRT:2:02 Finishing the Muybridge promo TRT:8:41 Navigating composition hierarchies TRT:4:30 Edit This, Look At That TRT:3:48 Preserve Frame Rate TRT:3:15 After Effects Apprentice 08: Nesting and Precomposing (with Chris & Trish Meyer)$10.95After Effects Apprentice 12: Tracking and Keying (with Chris Meyer)TRT:02:16:35 INSTRUCTOR:Meyer, Trish & Chris
Motion tracking: The ability to follow the location of an object in a piece of footage, and use this information to stabilize that shot or animate other layers. Color keying: The ability to make a solid color background transparent so that you can replace it with a new image. Both of these are core visual effects tasks you need to learn if you want to take your After Effects skills to the next level. In this course, Chris Meyer shows you how to use the motion tracker and stabilizer built into After Effects, with loads of advice on how to handle a variety of shots. He also gives a quick tour of the third-party software mocha that is bundled with After Effects. On the keying front, Chris demonstrates the basic workflow for The Foundry's Keylight, which is also bundled with After Effects. By the end of this course, you will be combining these two skills to track greenscreen shot with a handheld camera, and replace its background. Practice is the secret to mastering these skills, but getting to look over someone else's shoulder as they perform these tasks is a great way to jump-start your learning curve.
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After Effects Apprentice 12: Lessons TRT:02:16:35 Welcome TRT:1:25 Setting up a stabilization TRT:2:59 Track Points explained TRT:5:49 Performing a Track TRT:5:12 Applying a stabilization TRT:2:43 Cleaning up the results of a stabilization TRT:3:01 Performing a motion track TRT:5:58 Applying the results TRT:4:32 The Radio Waves effect TRT:4:17 Tracking the mountain TRT:5:33 Compositing the effect TRT:4:03 Perspective tracking overview TRT:2:07 Tracking to corner pin TRT:7:02 Improving the composite TRT:5:40 Tracking dots TRT:5:44 Dealing with obscuration TRT:5:13 Cleaning up the stabilization TRT:5:52 Basic keying TRT:7:21 Refining the key TRT:5:21 Quizzler challenges TRT:3:36 Quizzler #1 solution: stabilization plus masking TRT:3:00 Quizzler #2 solution: stabilization plus tracking TRT:2:51 Quizzler #3 solution: copying a camera's motion TRT:4:11 Idea Corner: Tracking for multiple effect points TRT:4:45 Sidbar: Tracking advice TRT:8:16 Sidbar: Tracking interlaced sources TRT:6:01 Sidbar: Tracking with mocha AE TRT:9:10 Sidbar: Using garbage masks for keying TRT:4:53 After Effects Apprentice 12: Tracking and Keying (with Chris Meyer)$10.95After Effects Apprentice 13: Paint, Puppet, and More (with Trish and Chris Meyer)TRT:00:00:00 INSTRUCTOR:Meyer, Trish & Chris
In this lesson, Trish and Chris Meyer introduce you to a series of creative tools inside After Effects: Paint, Puppet, Brainstorm, and Cartoon. The centerpiece is Paint, where Trish will demonstrate how to use the Brush, Eraser, and Clone Stamp tools to draw on a layer, remove portions of it, or repeat elements around a composition. These can be used for artistic purposes as well as to repair problem areas in footage. Chris then shows off the Puppet tools for distorting layers, Brainstorm to break through creative blocks, and the Cartoon effect to lend an illustrative look to live footage or 3D renders. Get "After Effects Apprentice 01: Pre-Roll" for FREE when you purchase this or any other "After Effects Apprentice" Course when you use promo code AEA1FREE.
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After Effects Apprentice 13: Lessons TRT:00:00:00 After Effects Apprentice 13: Paint, Puppet, and More (with Trish and Chris Meyer)$10.95After Effects Apprentice 14: Shape Layers (with Chris Meyer)TRT:01:49:51 INSTRUCTOR:Meyer, Trish & Chris
Shape Layers provide the ability to create and animate vector-based artwork directly inside After Effects. These shapes may be as simple as lines and lower third bars, or as complex as a cartoon character. In this lesson, Chris Meyer walks you through creating shape paths, applying shape effects, and reordering shape operators to get the desired result. After demonstrating the basics, Chris then leads you through a series of exercises using shape layers to create common motion graphics elements. > Get this course as part of the After Effects Bundle
AEA 14 Lessons TRT:01:49:51 Welcome TRT:2:06 Chapter 1.1: Drawing Shapes | Shape tool overview TRT:4:27 Chapter 1.2: Drawing Shapes | Drawing parametric shapes TRT:5:43 Chapter 1.3: Drawing Shapes | Drawing pen paths TRT:5:21 Chapter 2.1: Multiple Shape Paths | Creating multiple shape groups TRT:3:15 Chapter 2.2: Multiple Shape Paths | Creating multiple paths in the same group TRT:4:25 Chapter 2.3: Multiple Shape Paths | Creating compound paths TRT:8:16 Chapter 3.1: Shape Effects | Exploring shape effects TRT:6:39 Chapter 3.2: Shape Effects | Wiggle paths TRT:2:41 Chapter 3.3: Shape Effects | Repeater TRT:6:54 Chapter 3.4: Shape Effects | Wiggle transform TRT:4:55 Chapter 3.5: Shape Effects | Combining wiggle transform with the repeater TRT:3:14 Chapter 4.1: Exercise: Crosshair | Editing gradients TRT:5:13 Chapter 4.2: Exercise: Crosshair | Creating open paths TRT:4:24 Chapter 5.1: Exercise: Abstract Texture | Automatic animation TRT:3:54 Chapter 5.2: Exercise: Abstract Texture | Creating a swarm TRT:2:38 Chapter 5.3: Exercise: Abstract Texture | Blending multiple shapes into a texture TRT:5:16 Chapter 6.1: Exercise: Map Path | Creating a Roto Bezier path TRT:3:24 Chapter 6.2 Exercise: Map Path | Dashes and Gaps TRT:3:01 Chapter 6.3: Exercise: Map Path | Animating a line TRT:3:29 Chapter 7.1: Exercise: Animated Logo | Using the Repeater to create an end pose TRT:3:52 Chapter 7.2: Exercise: Animated Logo | Using Brainstorm to create an animation TRT:6:23 Chapter 8.1: Sidebars | Tips for Stylized Bars TRT:5:32 Chapter 8.2: Sidebars | Additional Shape Presets TRT:4:49 After Effects Apprentice 14: Shape Layers (with Chris Meyer)$10.95What We Know - Now - About Final Cut Pro XTRT:00:42:22 INSTRUCTOR:Jordan, Larry
Apple captured the imagination of the editing community with its "Sneak Peek" of the latest version of Final Cut Pro at the NAB Supermeet in Las Vegas on April 12, 2011. However, that offered only a tantalizing glimpse of the software and many people were not able to attend the event to see it in person. Larry Jordan Webinar 39 TRT:00:42:22 What We Know - Now - About Final Cut Pro X TRT:42:22 What We Know - Now - About Final Cut Pro X$9.99After Effects Apprentice 07: Parenting (with Chris Meyer)TRT:01:37:06 INSTRUCTOR:Meyer, Trish & Chris
Parenting is a way to group multiple layers within the same composition inside After Effects. In this lesson, Chris Meyer shows how to set up a parenting chain, discusses what makes a good parent, and demonstrates several techniques using Parenting such as creating a title animation with a minimum number of keyframes, building a geometric construct, and bringing an anthropomorphic robot arm to life. Sidebar topics include avoiding a scaling gotcha with parenting, and creating abstract backgrounds using the Fractal Noise effect. Get "After Effects Apprentice 01: Pre-Roll" for FREE when you purchase this or any other "After Effects Apprentice" Course when you use promo code AEA1FREE.
> OR, get this course as part of the After Effects Bundle After Effects Apprentice 07: Lessons TRT:01:37:06 Overview TRT:1:34 Parenting Basics TRT:5:24 Parenting with Null Objects TRT:9:00 Geometric Constructs TRT:8:02 File Preparation TRT:4:28 Building the Parenting Chain TRT:5:51 Arranging the Frame TRT:6:13 Animating the Arm TRT:8:09 Title Animation TRT:7:19 RoboTV – Keyframe Interpolation TRT:7:03 RoboTV – Text Animation TRT:8:06 RoboTV – Finishing Touches TRT:6:51 Non-Uniform Scale Issues TRT:4:32 Setting Up TRT:3:03 Soft Lighting Effects TRT:6:02 Block Patterns TRT:5:29 After Effects Apprentice 07: Parenting (with Chris Meyer)$9.95After Effects Apprentice 09: Expressions (with Chris Meyer)TRT:01:35:30 INSTRUCTOR:Meyer, Trish & Chris
One of the most powerful but underused features in After Effects is Expressions: The ability to define how a parameter animates using instructions such as "wiggle" compared to explicitly keyframing every value. One of its strengths is the ability to have multiple parameters and layers follow the lead of a master layer or controller effect, making it much easier to coordinate complex animations and quickly accommodate client changes. In this gentle introduction, Chris Meyer shows you how to let After Effects do most of the work while creating simple but very useful expressions that you can put to work on a wide variety of jobs. Get "After Effects Apprentice 01: Pre-Roll" for FREE when you purchase this or any other "After Effects Apprentice" Course when you use promo code AEA1FREE.
> OR, get this course as part of the After Effects Bundle After Effects Apprentice 09: Lessons TRT:01:35:30 Overview TRT:2:38 Keyframes and client changes TRT:5:35 Creating an expression TRT:4:49 Managing expressions TRT:3:23 Simple math TRT:4:20 Coordinating similar properties TRT:5:08 Clockwork TRT:4:23 Linear interpolation TRT:7:33 Looping TRT:7:57 The wiggle expression TRT:8:21 Expression controls TRT:7:53 Master controls TRT:6:59 Driven by sound TRT:6:37 Quizzler challenges TRT:1:44 Quizzler 1 solution: Touching wheels TRT:6:14 Quizzler 2 solution: Master drop shadow TRT:2:45 Idea corner 1: Manic blur TRT:3:02 Idea corner 2: Flashing lights TRT:2:48 Idea corner 3: Wandering electric arcs TRT:3:21 After Effects Apprentice 09: Expressions (with Chris Meyer)$9.95After Effects Apprentice 10: Time Games (with Chris Meyer)TRT:00:59:04 INSTRUCTOR:Meyer, Trish & Chris
In this breezy course, Chris Meyer demonstrates several ways to manipulate time in After Effects, including how to combine these tools with other tricks you've already learned in this series such as nesting compositions, expressions, and the Graph Editor. Along the way, he reveals several important yet somewhat hidden functions, such as the advanced composition setting that ensures you'll get predictable stop motion, the two different modes of the Frame Blending switch, and the mysterious Time Remap parameter that disappears if you don't have keyframing enabled for it. Although it may sound advanced (and parts of it is), these are all techniques you can easily master, and have a lot of fun with. Get "After Effects Apprentice 01: Pre-Roll" for FREE when you purchase this or any other "After Effects Apprentice" Course when you use promo code AEA1FREE.
> OR, get this course as part of the After Effects Bundle After Effects Apprentice 10: Lessons TRT:00:59:04 Welcome TRT:0:56 Frame Mix mode TRT:5:14 Pixel Motion mode TRT:5:01 Preserve Frame Rate option TRT:3:29 Calming overactive effects TRT:4:23 Creating hold and freeze frames TRT:6:00 Spotting hit points in time TRT:4:41 Keyframing time TRT:7:53 Refining speed changes with the Graph Editor TRT:6:12 Quizzler challenge: looping a composition TRT:3:47 Quizzler solution TRT:4:53 Idea corner 1: Crossfading stop motion frames TRT:2:48 Idea corner 2: Multiple playback speeds TRT:3:47 After Effects Apprentice 10: Time Games (with Chris Meyer)$7.95After Effects Apprentice 01: Pre-Roll (with Chris Meyer)TRT:00:27:07 INSTRUCTOR:Meyer, Trish & Chris
This short course is designed for users who have never opened Adobe After Effects before, or who have not used it for some time and need a refresher course on how it is laid out. Chris Meyer will take you on a whirlwind tour through the program, helping overcome the “blank canvas” fear that confronts many the first time they launch the program. It will serve as both an excellent introduction to the After Effects Apprentice lessons on Class on Demand, as well as a preliminary overview for any new user before launching into their first tutorial or class. Topics include: • Understanding the user interface Get this course for FREE when you purchase any other "After Effects Apprentice" Course when you use promo code AEA1FREE. > Get this course as part of the After Effects Bundle
After Effects Apprentice 01: Lessons TRT:00:27:07 Introduction TRT:0:49 User Interface Overview TRT:4:21 Manipulating and customizing the UI TRT:6:12 Importing sources TRT:3:30 Managing compositions TRT:5:46 Previewing TRT:3:07 Rendering TRT:3:22 After Effects Apprentice 01: Pre-Roll (with Chris Meyer)$4.95 |
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