Category Archives: Video tutorials (VTCs)

As of March 5, there are about 180 video tutorials.

Adobe After Effects CS3 Basics #02

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Adobe After Effects 8.0.1

Adobe After Effects CS3 Basics #02 Interface and Basic Work Flow

Adobe After Effects is the industry-standard animation application that is available for both Mac and Windows OS. We plan to introduce 12 video tutorials in total in this After Effects CS3 Basics video tutorial series. All these video tutorials originally come from the digital download version of a video tutorial suite introduced at MacHouse Rich Media Store.

The second tutorial shows the basic interface of Adobe After Effects CS3. Continue reading →

Adobe After Effects CS3 Basics #01

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Adobe After Effects CS3 Basics #01: Introduction

Adobe After Effects is the industry-standard animation application that is available for both Mac and Windows OS. We plan to introduce 12 video tutorials in total in this After Effects CS3 Basics video tutorial series. All these video tutorials originally come from the digital download version of a video tutorial suite introduced at MacHouse Rich Media Store.

Introducing Adobe After Effects CS3, the first video tutorial discusses advantages and disadvantages of using it. Continue reading →

Video Tutorial: Intermediate Boris RED 4 Video Tutorial 06

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Boris RED 4.1

Intermediate Boris RED 4 Video Tutorial 06 – Light 2

This video tutorial series is designed for those who have some experience in video editing/making with applications including Adobe After Effects, Apple Final Cut Pro and Motion. For we don’t explain everything that you need to know to get you started with Boris RED 4.

The main objective of this video tutorial series to train you so that you can ultimately create a video clip like the one shown in a previous post. Of course, it’s not very difficult to make it with Boris RED. On the other hand, Boris RED is more difficult to use than Adobe After Effects and Apple Motion.

In this tutorial, we will continue to set keyframes on other parameters. Finally, we will go over export settings to produce a QuickTime with Animation as a video compressor. Continue reading →