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  • September, 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.
  • September, 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.
  • 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.
  • March, 2008
    by Morgan Paar
    It's a bird... it's a plane... it's ... the motivated edit? It's a powerful editing technique, but to execute it well, you must consider the final edit when you plan the first shot.
  • March, 2008
    by Peter John Ross
    Every blockbuster movie has hundreds or even thousands of edits, yet the viewer often is unaware of the cut. Why? In many cases, the change is very subtle, using a technique which is often known as a Natural Transition.
  • November, 2007
    by The Editors
    Reader Tips
  • July, 2007
    by Robert G. Nulph, Ph.D.
    Whether it's shooting a wedding, baseball game, church service or two-person interview, shooting it with more than one camera can be a time-saving and very creative endeavor.
  • February, 2007
    by Kyle Cassidy
    Low cost camera tricks to create amazing illusions for your viewers.
  • November, 2006
    by Tony Bruno
    Our media-soaked culture has made cinematic shorthand a second language.
  • June, 2006
    by Bill Davis
    Sure, your editing program has 999 transitions--but nowhere in the licensing agreement did you oblige yourself to use each and every one of them.
  • January, 2006
    by Joe McCleskey
    Gather 'round the family and friends for a multi-camera shoot and a fun time for all.
  • January, 2005
    by Dr. Robert G. Nulph
    All the tricks and techniques of in-camera effects that take your ho-hum video from the ordinary to the brilliant with these savvy shooter's tips.
  • November, 2004
    by Bill Davis
    The split edit is one of the simplest and most powerful edits you should have in your toolbox.
  • January, 2008
    by Morgan Paar
    The Dissolve: A Winning Edit
  • October, 2007
    by Jennifer O'Rourke
    Having Fun with Swish Pans
  • December, 2005
    by Bill Davis
    And in the center ring: the amazing, the gigantic, the most impressive typography known to mankind... Ladies and Gentlemen! Feast your eyes on 3D titles!
  • October, 2005
    by George Furukawa
    Whether you're making movies, or corporate videos, in a virtual production world, having the right video effects are nowadays as important as acquiring that Big Name actor once was.
  • September, 2005
    by Bill Davis
    Tempis Fugit. If you're not up on conversational Latin, that's
  • October, 1994
    by William Ronat
  • April, 1995
    by Mark Bosko
    Editing aesthetics are tough to describe. They involve using a little bit of everything at your disposal to create a believable viewing experience.
  • August, 1996
    by Mike Loehr
    No video transition is so simple and inexpensive as the cut. And none is so powerful.
  • April, 1996
    by Mike Loehr
    Here's how to put transitions to work in your video productions.
  • October, 1995
    by Mike Loehr
    Edit Types
  • January, 1996
    by Jim Stinson
    Shots and Scenes
  • November, 1994
    by Janis Lonnquist
    Editing is more than just sticking scenes together - it's a strange language, a discipline, an art. In this article, we'll show you how to master editing and improve your videos.
  • June, 1997
    by Mike Loehr
    Editing is an important part of making video. But the best edits are those that the audience doesn't even notice.
  • September, 1997
    by Dave Welton
    The content of your video is important, but so is the way you put it together.
  • March, 1998
    by Loren Alldrin
    Be on the lookout for the Federal Bureau of Editing Aesthetics' most wanted perpetrators. After you read this article, you won't be able to say you weren't warned about how NOT to edit.
  • April, 1998
    by Gene Bjerke
    How can a videographer who only has one camcorder and no control room hope to produce a slick and professional-looking video? Find out how in this article about clever editing techniquesfor making one camera look like many.
  • June, 1998
    by Matthew York
    Spinning a good tale is as important to video as having good gear.

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