You’ve been editing like a mad fiend and the project is done. Now, you need to gather everything together for final backup and archiving. But, with media and files scattered across your system, just how are you going to do this? Easy, watch.
By default, Final Cut Pro X either stores media in the library file, or points to its current storage location somewhere else on your system. But… there’s a third option that may make more sense for your project.
A while ago, I wrote an article on interviews and asking the right questions. An interview is not a conversation; it is a directed conversation to get useful content.
Jourdan Aldredge has compiled an excellent discussion on the benefits and challenges of 8K. This new format is coming – now we need to get ready.
There’s a new feature in Dropbox that allows easily collecting files from iPhones, Android phones, PCs and Macs. Learn more here.
When you are working on a complicated transition, Motion has a hidden control feature that allows you to focus on just a portion of a project. Here’s how this works.
I’ve written before that working with audio in Apple Motion is a frustrating experience. However, this hidden interface makes finding and timing multiple audio clips a lot easier.
When you create a custom effect, transition, generator or title in Motion, where does it get stored?
The world of motion graphics can be a bit daunting. These shortcuts are geared to help you become more comfortable working in the wonderful world of Adobe After Effects.
These 10 quick and easy After Effects tricks are essential for any motion designer!