Hidden tricks to merge or cut connected storylines in Final Cut Pro X.
An illustrated slide show explaining the basics of video compression.
A personal experience trying to compress WebM movies to support FireFox browsers.
A checklist “cookbook” to help you quickly create multi-camera sequences (multicam clips) in Adobe Premiere Pro CC.
A quick video tutorial on how to build, modify, and edit multi-camera sequences in Adobe Premiere Pro CC.
A step-by-step tutorial on building, editing, and trimming multicamera sequences (multicam clips) in Premiere Pro CC.
A step-by-step guide to creating a Favorite location in the Media Import window sidebar. This shortcut makes importing files faster.
This is a summary of new features in the latest release (7.1) of Adobe’s Creative Cloud video software.
A review of new utilities for Final Cut Pro X that speed common editing tasks.
An explanation of how to configure the new MacPro to get the best performance for the least amount of money. (This was written before the MacPro was released.)
An explanation of video compression, image quality, and bit rates using an unbelievably brilliant analogy. This is why the size of the source file doesn’t matter.
A detailed description of compound clips, what they are, how to create them, and why to make them independent in Final Cut Pro X.
A step-by-step tutorial on how to share keywords between clips in Final Cut Pro X.
Grovo – www.grovo.com – is a new online platform that trains users on top Internet tools and cloud services, using 60-second videos. Matt Clark, their Director of Communications, contacted me recently about publishing an article they wrote on tips to …
A detailed look at the latest release of Sorenson Media’s Squeeze Pro 9.
A detailed description of what trimming is, and how to do it faster in Premiere Pro CC.
A discussion of what contributes to hard drive speed and how to pick the right hard disk for your needs.
A step-by-step tutorial on creating a soft-edged wipe to a full-screen color in Final Cut Pro X.
A detailed review of SpectraLayers Pro 2 from Sony Creative Software.
An in-depth one-day seminar presented by Larry Jordan looking at acquiring, editing, and outputting high-resolution (4K) images using Final Cut Pro X.