Avid Media Composer | First is Here
By Jim Bask
Avid is very pleased to announce that Media Composer | First, which was first made available last week, on June 29th.
Tag: Editing
Avid Media Composer 8.8.5 released today
By Jim Bask
Media Composer v8.8.5 will be released today, Thursday, June 29th at 3:00 PM EDT.
5 Adobe Premiere Pro Editing Tips to Edit Videos FASTER!
By Jim Bask
Adobe Premiere is an incredibly powerful option when it comes to Video Editing Software.
WWE Gets Ready to Rumble with Sapphire & Continuum
By Jim Bask
The WWE universe is about as diverse as its wild, larger-than-life wrestling characters. The award-winning media organization reaches 650 million homes across the globe with original programming on the WWE Network, reality shows on E!, and films that are both produced and released through WWE Films.
Hands On with GNARBOX for Storing and Editing RAW Photos On the Go
By Jim Bask
While these tools won’t replace more powerful editing apps out there, they’re definitely an easy way to spruce up your content a little for simple sharing while you’re on the go.
EDIUS.NET Podcast – New in EDIUS 8.5
By Jim Bask
In this podcast we will introduce the most important new features of the latest update EDIUS 8.5 to you.
Watch: Here’s How NAB 2017 Changed Post-Production
By Jim Bask
The Staff at No Film School, created a great video of NAB 2017 focusing on the changes in post production.
Tutorial: Masking & Roto with Mocha Pro
By Jim Bask
Mocha’s powerful planar tracking engine is driven by shapes. In this excellent training video, Dan Harvey goes in-
depth into Mocha’s shape tools for editing roto-masks, tracking obscured objects, layer order and more.
Editing in 4K? How to achieve everything in one powerful package
By Jim Bask
VEGAS Pro was the first editor capable of working with 4K natively on the timeline. No pre-rendering or re-wrapping required. Just drop it on the timeline and get busy with your edit.
2017 Sundance Film Festival Highlights the Creative Synergy between USC Alums and Avid
By Jim Bask
While attending the famed USC School of Cinematic Arts in Los Angeles, most students dream of one day impressing film buffs with their very own cinematic tour de force.