As technology becomes more accessible and tutorial videos become more common, the video editing field has become much more competitive. If you don’t have existing connections or the ability to network effectively, you will need to use every resource available to you. In this blog, we’ve compiled 10 places for you to look for video […]
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As video professionals we are always looking for ways to take our videos to the next level. One way to add subtle but effective polish to our videos is Sound FX. Sound FX can add realism to a scene, make a transition pop, or create emotional cues. Sometimes you need sound FX because the video […]
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After Effects expressions are small pieces of code that can be plugged into an After Effects project to achieve a desired effect without using complex keyframing. Expressions use JavaScript, and you do need some programming knowledge to make the most of them. However, there are many great examples of both beginner and advanced expressions, so […]
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You’ve probably spent a lot of time setting your Premiere Pro to exactly what you need it to be. But if you’ve made a change you can’t figure out how to revert, or just want to start fresh, you can easily reset Premiere Pro. All you need to do is trash your preferences. When you […]
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After Effects recently added Roto Brush 2 to their After Effects beta version, meaning editors can start using this new AI-powered tool. If you want to quickly create amazing green screen effects without a green screen, this tool is your answer. What is Roto Brush? Roto Brush is a tool that editors can use in […]
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This post was sponsored by Wondershare Filmora. Learn more about their easy to use video editing software for beginners, Wondershare Filmora9 below. What is Filmora9? Wondershare Filmora9 is an easy to use video editing program from Wondershare. Filmora9 has an intuitive and easy to follow interface making it easy to edit and share your videos […]
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If you’re building a computer or buying a prebuilt computer for video editing, the CPU and RAM are some of the most critical factors. But the GPU, or graphics card, is also important. This has always been an important component for some tasks, but is even more so now. A recent update has given Premiere […]
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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 […]
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Is your timeline playing back slowly in Premiere Pro? Then maybe it’s time to start using proxies. Upgrading your computer to be able to handle high-resolution video files is always an option, but it’s a lot less expensive to use proxies, which is a feature built in to Premiere Pro. Proxies are essentially lower-resolution and […]
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When getting into video, I learned the hard way. Pretty much every single thing I could screw up, I did. One of those areas was audio. And audio is major! For some reason all of my footage had this loud, high pitched, ringing sound that was present in every single clip from start to finish. […]
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