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When it comes to video editing, color grading can be one of the most challenging elements. The reason is because lighting conditions change and it’s often hard to know what all the colors and shading will look like throughout a film. One tool you can use to help save time and match colors to a […]
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On June 20, 2024, Apple officially announced new versions of Final Cut Pro for iPad and Mac. The main updates revolve around utilizing the M4 chips in the new iPads and new AI features that ‘harness the power of the Neural Engine in Apple silicon’ for the Mac version of Final Cut Pro. The Verge […]
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Over the past few years analog visual synthesizers have become increasingly popular in the underground videography and cinematography world and they are only becoming more widely used today. Their usage has been more commonly noted in music videos, film production, still photography, and live projections at many concerts, although the options that you can create […]
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Exclusive before/after photos and stills of the color grading for Draft Day’s music video, Die Bout Mine. Watch the gorgeous video featuring Super 8, VHS, and BMPCC footage in sunny California. Video Credits Rapper: Draft Day Director: Bankstone Shot/Edited by: Ethan Iverson Color Grading: Matt Moloney Watch the full video: Super 8 Film Color Grade […]
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Liquid animations are perfect for adding a unique look to your project and they’re great for emitting a fun, animated feel! If you are looking to emulate a liquid style in your next project then you are in luck. We have found 10 motion graphic tutorials to help you make a splash with your project. […]
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Today we’re taking a quick look at Post.pro, which is an online platform for video creators and filmmakers. One part of the service allows you to upload videos and then embed them on your own website. The other half has a highly-curated selection of videos. They compare themselves to a combination of Dribbble and Vimeo. […]
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“Work smarter, not harder”. We like to measure our value based on how long it takes to do something, but wouldn’t it be great to do things quicker and ditch all the wasted time? That’s what this blog is all about, as we’re talking about macros that can speed up your workflow! Related: 6 Methods to […]
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Computers are made up of many components, and some of them are particularly important for video editing! We’re going to cover the two most critical components – RAM and CPU. These two PC parts often determine how fast videos process and render and how well they play back.Higher performing parts will give you smoother playback […]
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Have you ever been scrolling through Instagram or studying the portfolio of your favorite videographer of filmmaker and wondered why and how all their work looks so good together? Chances are, this cohesive and distinct feel is the result of a well-rounded LUT. A LUT, or lookup table, is essentially a color map of an […]
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As we all know, creating After Effects projects can be time-consuming. Building off of templates and working with helpful motion design tools, you can create a much better project, and quicker. Many of you have probably used After Effects templates in the past, but have you thought about creating any of your own? Even further […]
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