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Tutorial: Mixing Audio in Sony Vegas Pro 11

The new mixer layout in Sony Vegas Pro 11 makes editing audio for video in Vegas feel like you're using a pro hardware mixer. Vegas instructor David McKnight explains how it's done.
Featured Articles, Posted 07 May 2012

Tutorial: Creating and Editing Multicam Sequences in Final Cut Pro X

When Apple originally released Final Cut Pro 10, the biggest deficit for Pro users was the lack of multicam. With the 10.0.3 release, Apple has addressed this with a highly functional and easy-to-use multicam feature, which Jan Ozer explains in this tutorial.
Featured Articles, Posted 24 Apr 2012

Live From J Street, Part 3: Monitoring Webcast Audio

In this final segment of this series on the JStreet Making History convention webcast, we'll examine one aspect of webcast production that too often gets ignored: monitoring and controlling audio volume, which becomes a complex issue as speakers change, audio techs and shooters adjust their own levels, and the webcaster is left to make sure the signal sent over the web remains audible and consistent.
Featured Articles, Posted 22 Apr 2012

SmartSound Intros New Sonicfire Pro Plug-ins for Adobe CS6

Sonicfire Pro Plug-ins for Adobe products have been upgraded to add support for Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 and Adobe After Effects CS6
Featured News, Posted 18 Apr 2012

Adobe to Unveil CS6 Production Premium at NAB

Highlights of the show will include the first public demonstrations of Adobe Creative Suite 6 Production Premium--including major updates for Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 and Adobe After Effects CS6--before its official release, showcasing the software's blazingly fast performance and tight integration that enables video professionals to work efficiently and streamline workflows
Featured News, Posted 12 Apr 2012

Petrol To Roll Out New Camera and Audio Gear Bags at NAB 2012

New Petrol Bags include Deca Audio Bag, Liteporter carrier for Litepanels 1x1 LED, Rolling DigiSuite DSLR case, 2 new LCD Monitor bags
Featured News, Posted 28 Mar 2012

Live from J Street, Part 1: Webcasting the National J Street Conference

During a 3-day gig as webcaster for J Street's Making History conference on Israeli-Palestinian relations, Jan Ozer learned a lot about the challenges of streaming events where you don't control critical factors like the set background and lighting. In part 1 of 3 on this project, Jan details the planning process and streaming setup.
Featured Articles, Posted 28 Mar 2012

Film School: Producing School Promo Videos

St. Louis-area studio Gebbs.TV has created a renewable revenue stream and a powerful body of work producing promo videos for area schools that live on the schools' websites and serve as recruiting films and video mission statements.
Featured Articles, Posted 28 Mar 2012

Producing a Live Concert Webcast with the Next Computer Radius and the Roland VR-3

Video production and encoding expert Jan Ozer describes the workflow and challenges of a Livestream webcast he produced for marimba player Larissa Venzie using the Roland VR-3 and Next Computer's Radius portable workstation.
Featured Articles, Posted 20 Mar 2012

Producing Corporate Identity Videos Part 3: Directing and Editing

In this final chapter of our 3-part series on Corporate Identity Videos, we'll go on set and into the editing bay with producers Rochelle Morris of Preface Films, Keith Kelly of Innovative Communications, Ryan Koral of Tell, and Dave Williams of Media Wave. Some of the clips they share here are of their own corporate identity videos.
Featured Articles, Posted 15 Mar 2012

Concept to Script to Shoot: Producing Corporate Identity Videos, Part 2

To storyboard or not to storyboard? Should the story drive the interviews or vice versa? At what point in a corporate project do you set video length and budget? These questions and more are discussed in Part 2 of our Producing Corporate Identity Videos series.
Featured Articles, Posted 07 Mar 2012

Review: Roland VR-3 All-In-One A/V Mixer—UPDATED!

If you're in the market for an all-in-one video mixer for webcasting 4:3 NTSC video, Roland's compact new VR-3 fits the bill nicely. If you need widescreen video output, you may need to add some steps to your workflow when you pair NTSC widescreen video with many of the popular streaming services.
Featured Articles, Posted 07 Mar 2012

Adapting ENG Lenses to DSLR Production, Part 2: Power & Rigging

Adapting servo zoom ENG lenses to your DSLR rig with suitable rails and power makes for a smooth transition from prosumer camcorder to large-sensor video camera.
Featured Articles, Posted 06 Mar 2012

Canon Unveils 5D Mark III With 22MP Full-Frame Sensor and New Intraframe H.264 Compression for Easier Editing

Canon 5D Mark III new video features include better noise reduction, longer continuous recording times, and a built-in headphone jack for audio monitoring
Featured News, Posted 02 Mar 2012

The Live Event Producer's Guide to the Sony NEX-FS100

Sony's NEX-FS100 presents challenges shooters never encounter with traditional camcorders, as well as different lens-mounting choices and caveats than DSLR shooters face. In this article we'll discuss the abilities and limitations of the FS100 for live event production work.
Featured Articles, Posted 01 Mar 2012

Grass Valley Unveils EDIUS 6.5 Featuring Native RED Support and Image Stabilization

The new EDIUS software boasts a comprehensive 3D workflow, new Flash exporter, improvements to Layouter tool, and build-in Loudness Meter.
Featured News, Posted 27 Feb 2012

Review: GoPro HD Hero2

GoPro shoots for online video pros with the new HD Hero2, which adds an improved CMOS sensor, better glass, and from-the-wrist remote control and live streaming to a camera line that's become a go-to device for aerial, POV, and action sports applications.
Featured Articles, Posted 22 Feb 2012

EventDV Relaunches as New Pro Video Production Site Streaming Media Producer

StreamingMedia.com/Producer focuses on tutorials and real-world technical advice for professional online video producers
Featured News, Posted 16 Feb 2012

Tutorial: How to Design a Greenscreen Environment for Office Shoots

Recently I had to shoot two greenscreen intros for some screencam tutorials, and it took three hours to produce them. So, just to have ammunition for higher fees next time, I figured I would detail the gear I had to set up and configure to get the job done.
Featured Articles, Posted 15 Feb 2012

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