Sound FX: Think Outside the Source
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Yes, you can use a web cam to produce a choppy online video with horrible sound, but you're likely to lose credibility in the first few seconds. You can get a big edge over the average video blogger by choosing a good tripod, microphone and camera for the web.
This shows 2 methods for faking a person being hit by a car. One uses Adobe Photoshop and editing software, requiring time & effort to add realistic detail. The other method uses camera angles to imply the collision.
Some simple tips on re-creating an earthquake.
How to make realistic bullet effects using Adobe Photoshop and Premiere instead of explosives.
Adding gun muzzle flashes and blast sounds to your shootout scenes is easy to do in post production. Learn how to build intensity using post-production editing techniques.
Jennifer shows you how to create a magic wand effect using special effects and video green screen background software.
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