If you follow me on Twitter or Instagram, these images won’t be new to you – though I’ve never put them all in one spot before. If you don’t follow me on Twitter or Instagram, I pull little tidbits of wisdom out of the Art of the Cut interviews and post them there. Usually, there […]
Maryann Brandon, ACE is a Primetime Emmy nominee for Alias, ACE EDDIE nominated for Star Trek, How to Train Your Dragon, and for Star Wars Episode 7, for which she was also nominated for an Academy Award. Her filmography also includes Venom, J.J. Abrams’ Super 8, Dreamworks’ Kung Fu Panda, and Mission Impossible 3. Maryann […]
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A major part of After Effects has always been its effects plug-ins. It used to be common for new versions to introduce new effects. Here we’ll take deep dives into three effects that were introduced in After Effects CS4: Cartoon Effect, Bilateral Blur, and Turbulent Noise. The first two are great for creating stylized looks […]
Read More… from After Effects Classic Course: Cartoon Effect, Bilateral Blur, and Turbulent Noise
So, we started out looking at Assimilate Scratch in our last article, where we looked at creating a new project, importing media, working in the Media Browser and understanding scaling and guides. In our next two lessons, we’re going to look at syncing audio and basic conforming. One thing that you’re going to notice about […]
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I just received the AKG Lyra to review it. This unusual microphone has a striking, vintage-looking yet state-of-the-art look. Unlike many inexpensive replicas of the Elvis type (rounded) mics, which sadly look cheap when seen in real life, the AKG Lyra looks just as authentic and solid as in photographs. It also has inboard latency-free […]
Read More… from First look: AKG Lyra microphone, USB-C/vintage/multi-pattern/multiplatform
As 2019 winds down it’s hard to believe that another decade is in the books. Thinking about that recently I clicked over to my first ever blog post here on ProVideo Coalition and was reminded that it was just over 10 years ago that I moved The Editblog from my own domain over to PVC. […]
