Posts Tagged ‘edit’

Dec
2
2011

Adam Forgione on Editing Songs for your soundtrack

We met Adam Forgione at the #mastersInMotion workshop and we were very impressed with his ability to talk about audio in filmmaking - and he contributed this tutorial on how to break down and edit songs for your soundtrack from his blog post: Editing Songs…
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Jun
27
2011

Complete the Edit - Win Vincent Laforet’s Redrock Kit

Want to win a redrock micro kit just like the one Vincent Laforet uses? Then 'complete the edit' for creativeLIVE and enter! Some details During Vincent Laforet’s most recent workshop on creativeLIVE, Vincent and the studio audience shot a scripted scene called “Choice.” We have…
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Jun
23
2011

How do I remove “hot pixels” in my HDSLR video? Zack McTee knows!

Ever have any "hot" pixels show up in your video and want to get rid of them? Zack McTee has come up with this clever little trick - have a look! The Demo Hot Pixel Removal from Zack McTee on Vimeo. While working on my…
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Jun
15
2011

sensational timelapse / final cut pro music video you’ve got to see

Continually on the hunt, this morning while preparing a FCPX story, we found this exceptional timelapse sequence that was combined with some slick Final Cut Pro editing. The story "André Chocron produces this amazing animated timelapse video for the band Cold Mailman and a Norwegian…
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Mar
14
2011

using an iPad to wirelessly edit photos in Adobe’s LightRoom

Sara Collaton pointed to this cool $10 iPad application called LRPAD for adjusting photos in Adobe's Lightroom wirelessly from an Apple iPad - darn amazing! Wish there was a version for Aperture! Description LRPAD connects to Lightroom 3 over Wi-Fi, and it enables you to…
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Nov
30
2010

Pluraleyes for Adobe Premiere Pro on sale thru Dec 11

Just found out (because it was posted on this thread on the planet5D forum - you should check that out!) that pluraleyes for Final Cut Pro Adobe Premiere (note: I was confused with the original post - it isn't on sale for FCP sorry) is…
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Nov
9
2010

Adobe presentation coming on switching to Premier Pro by Chris Fenwick

Adobe Premier Pro CS5 is making some headway amongst film editors - especially those editing video from a Canon EOS 5D Mark II (reviews) or any of the Canon HDSLRs because is doesn't require transcoding of the video in order to edit smoothly. We've become…
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