MacBreak Studio
Summary: Join Steve Martin, Mark Spencer, Brian Gary, Alex Lindsay and friends as they reveal the ins and outs of video production on the Mac. From 3D to audio, video, and compression, learn from the experts how to add advanced techniques to your production workflow and a professional touch to your video content.
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- Artist: Alex Lindsay, Mark Spencer, Steve Martin, and Brian Gary
Podcasts:
Brian and Mark look at Red Giant's powerful color grading plug-in Colorista II for Final Cut Pro.
Steve Martin and Mark Spencer show us how to use the cloning feature in Motion.
Brian chats with film editor, author and USC film professor Norman Hollyn on essential techniques you need to create engaging content that emotionally connects with your audience.
Steve Martin and Taz Goldstein display and talk about the latest accoutrements for the iPhone 4 which make it easier to shoot video using this smartphone.
Director Taz Goldstein and Steve Martin look at Playhead for the iPad. This killer app lets you navigate, subclip, add markers, and label your clips all from the comfort of your couch.
Jon Chappell of Digital Rebellion shows Brian Gary how to keep Final Cut Pro's system neat, tidy and running smoothly using Digital Rebellion's handy toolset.
Pixel Corps production staff member Kevin Hansen shows Mark Spencer how to use a nodal compositor inside of Apple's Motion.
Brian Gary and Mark Spencer look at what does it mean to scale a camera and why you would want to.
Wendi Berman-Gary shows Mark Spencer how to quickly and easily publish and manage a set of images directly from Aperture to MobileMe.
Brian Gary and Andy Beach discuss how to use the free (open source) x264 Encoder to producer better and faster results than the native QuickTime codec.
Mark Spencer and Brian Gary look how to control your Mac from remote locations using Log Me In.
Mark demonstrates a great trick for creating unique emitters, replicators, and motion paths in Motion.
Mark Spencer and Brian Gary look at some cool plug-ins.
Steve Martin shows Alex Lindsay why naming presets in FCP 7's log and transfer window can save lost time and sanity.
Mark demonstrates how to create a springy camera moves with simulation behaviors.
