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  • October, 2008
    This project-based volume covers not just the basics of working with audio, creating transitions, and producing titles but also all that's new (and revolutionary) in Premiere Pro.
    by the Adobe Creative Team
  • October, 2008
    For those clamoring to get in on the action, this best-selling volume uses a series of class-length lessons designed to provide a strong foundation in all aspects of the digital video editing powerhouse.

    by Diana Weynand

  • October, 2008
    The On the Spot series delivers immediate solutions to the reader with a concise presentation of over 350 expert techniques for working proficiently with the respective application.
    By Steve Hullfish
  • October, 2008
    This book moves beyond the basics of "pushing the buttons"; explaining the most efficient and effective ways of using Xpress Pro to tell the story.
    By Steve Hullfish
  • October, 2008
    NEW! Rick Young's book on how to use Final Cut 6 Pro is the ultimate guide to getting up and running with Apple's professional editing software Final Cut Pro 6. Praised by industry professionals, educators and independent filmmakers, the Easy Guide to Final Cut Pro has earned a solid reputation as being the absolute best book on the market for those wishing to get up to speed with Final Cut Pro quickly.
  • October, 2008
    NEW! This book covers all the essential areas of Premiere pro are covered: set-up, capture, editing, audio, effects, and working with PhotoShop, After Effects, and Encore. Featured are many workflow tips that show you how to tap into the full power of Adobe Premiere Pro when creating your own digital film.
  • October, 2008
    Confused by the alphabet soup of video production terminology? Videomaker’s extensive Glossary of Terms provides definitions for hundreds of commonly and not so commonly used terms in the field of videography.
  • October, 2008
    A light-hearted look at wedding video. The Goal: Create a top-notch video keepsake that will be treasured for generations to come.
  • September, 2008
    Jennifer shows you how to create a magic wand effect using special effects and video green screen background software.
  • July, 2008
    by Morgan Paar
    If a director, cinematographer, producer or uncle of the movie studio mogul tells you, "no worries... we'll fix it in post," tell them, "well, sure, we can... but it'll cost you."
  • April, 2008
    by Morgan Paar
    From rough cut to finished product, you want to deliver the goods as cleanly as possible. Here are the Seven Steps to Creating an Excellent Polished Work.
  • September, 2007
    by The Editors
    Computer Video Editing Terms
  • August, 2007
    by Jennifer O'Rourke
    Having the Best Video Shooting Fun with the Videomaker Editors!
  • December, 2006
    by Kyle Cassidy
    "Leave it on the cutting room floor" is an old film phrase signifying to edit out stuff you don't need. It's a good reminder to cut down your piece for a tighter final project.
  • October, 2006
    by Bill Davis
    Is HDV really the next big thing? In potential for greatness, perhaps. In "file size" surprisingly not. But in "gotchas"... maybe.
  • September, 2006
    by Charles Fulton
  • August, 2006
    by Kyle Cassidy
    Make sure your priceless family treasures don't get left behind. Here are some tips to turn your twentieth century celluloid into twenty-first century ones and zeros.
  • August, 2006
    by Bill Davis
    How to Edit Videos Part 2: What makes the difference between basic editing and actual professional editing?
  • July, 2006
    by Bill Davis
    Part 1: Growth, your tools and your space. Step 1: Clean up your act! If video editors desk is a home-office catch-all, the video editor is not using space effectively or time efficiently.
  • March, 2006
    by Edward B. Driscoll, Jr.
    For anyone who's ever physically cut film on the splicing block of a Moviola, digital video editing is one of the great technological leaps of our time.
  • March, 2005
    by Morgan Paar
    12th Annual Guide to Computer Video Products
  • October, 2008
    PC Audio Editing is an essential guide for anyone wishing to make audio production for issue as recordings, or for broadcast, using a Windows PC and material acquired both in the studio and via portable equipment.
    By Roger Derry
  • October, 2008
    You'll learn important information about digital video editing software. You’ll learn the tools you need to get started in digital video editing including valuable tips and techniques for creating titles, editing sequences and editing audio.
  • October, 2008
    Expand your creative ability by mastering the software tools. "DVD Authoring with Adobe Encore DVD" covers the toolset in a manner that demonstrates real-world application.
    by Wes Howell
  • October, 2008
    Learn about the many types of microphones and how to use them wisely. Key insights for recording indoor and outdoor audio. Editing techniques to sweeten your audio by adding sound effects at the edit bay.
  • October, 2008
    The editors and experts at Videomaker have created this DVD to introduce you to the video editing software, and techniques you need to know to edit like a professional including tips for creating video titles, and how to adjust color when editing.
  • October, 2008
    Volume 2: Advanced Techniques focuses on how After Effects integrates with other programs vital to the motion graphics workflow and technical details of preparing files for broadcast.
    By Trish Meyer
  • October, 2008
    Whether you're new to Photoshop or want to use it at a more advanced level, this book will give you must-have techniques to work more quickly and achieve dazzling results!
    By Mike Gondek and Archie Cocke
  • October, 2008
    Videomaker's Complete Book of Forms contains 91 essential forms to make shooting and producing video easier. The following is one section of the Complete Book of Forms.

    Shot Log Forms include: Shot Sheet, Shot Log, Scene/Take Log, Video Library File, Production Take Sheet, and Master File Reel.
  • October, 2008
    It's time to learn the advanced techniques in Composition!