Archive for July, 2011
Cross dissolves are one of the most popular transitions in videos. They can set a mood and a tone for a video. In this tutorial, Chip shows you how to create one in Final Cut Pro X. This is done by putting clips on the primary story line.
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Have you ever needed to resize a video you were embedding, but just couldn’t figure out how to get the correct ratio? It’s happened to me before. If you need to change the videos size, you can: do nothing about it, and risk having a video that’s too big or small on your site; [...]
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In this exclusive members only interview, Gideon Shalwick gets into the meat of his Rapid Video Blogging program to help you jump start your business and drive massive traffic to your Website from YouTube. This is information that you don’t want to miss. Shalwick was gracious enough to spend about an hour talking to me, [...]
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Audio is very important to your videos and you should never take it for granted. In this video I go over a few ways to edit audio by using the position tool and using audio keyframes.
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If you haven’t heard of Gideon Shalwick, you’re missing out on a gold mine of knowledge when it comes to creating income from online videos. Gideon is an online video marketer, and he’s good at it. What does that mean? Well, to put it simply, he’s in the business of using videos to generate leads [...]
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If you’re a Final Cut Pro user, you may be thinking about making a switch in light of all of the flack over Apple’s latest incarnation of the popular software. Since Final Cut Pro X doesn’t support XML, you may be looking at other viable options, namely Adobe Premiere, or Avid. In this tutorial I [...]
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Have you ever wanted to share screens with someone? Perhaps a friend needed to trouble shoot a problem you were having with your computer, or maybe you wanted to invite a group to watch something you produced on your PC or Mac. There’s a site that makes screen sharing a breeze. It’s called Join.me, and [...]
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Google just may have hit a home run with Google+. After failed attempts like Google Wave, and Buzz, I’m finding more and more influencers, and colleagues on the site who are exploring the features, sharing content, and talking. On the video side, the feature that many people are excited about allows you to create a [...]
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