Bill Cammack, an internet friend and New Yorker, shows you how to create a duplicate of yourself, sort of like the Parent Trap or Patty Duke (wasn’t it Patty Duke who had the identical cousin?) The tutorial shows you how to do it in FCP, but it’s exactly the same method in After Effects.
Okay, I found the Patty Duke Show open so all you youngsters don’t think I’m crazy.
A quick video tutorial on using the graph editor in After Effects to control the velocity of keyframes.
Velocity Control in After Effects Tutorial from Go Media on Vimeo.
Trapcode 3D Stroke = Fun in my opinion. Visit The Genesis Project for the article and project files. If you want to play along, but don’t have 3D Stroke, you can download a trial version here. If you love it (which I KNOW you will), here’s where you can buy it. It’s a bargain at $99 and one license will work in several host applications on the same computer. And it’s fun. Whee!
Here is his video:
Ko Maruyama created this great new video tutorial for Toolfarm, How to Set Up a Simple Maxon Cinema4D Set Driver. Check it out!.
Check out That MediaShow, a really great video podcast for VFX and Post-Production folks. It’s like reading a trade mag without all that work reading! It’s sponsored by fxguide.com.
And if you missed the Episode 1, it’s about Adobe Ultra.
John Dickinson has just uploaded a new training video for Red Giant Software Radium Glow. The video is 17 minutes(35MB Quicktime) and John explains the basic workflow for the plug-in.
This was the first time I’d used the effect and have been pretty impressed with the results; you have a lot of control over exactly how and where the glow appears on your footage. Definitely worth a look.
The tutorial shows the Adobe After Effects version but it the plug-in also works in Adobe Premiere Pro, Apple Final Cut Pro, Motion and Avid AVX2 systems. One license, all host apps on one computer!
Free trial of Radium Glow | Buy Radium Glow | Radium Glow in Toolfarm’s Plug-in Finder
Watch this fantastic video about interlacing, something every video artist and editor should know thoroughly, as boring as it may be.
The Joy of Interlacing from Videopia on Vimeo.
Dennis Radeke shows you how to make a Picture-in-Picture effect in Premiere Pro in the latest episode of Adobe TV’s Adobe Beginner Classes.
Carey Dissmore of IMUG has a video up regarding Why the DV50 codec is broken. Interesting stuff.
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