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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:
Mark Spencer and Steve Taylor share and compare notes on how depth of field works in both Motion and After Effects.
Brian Gary shows us three utilities for managing DSLR video files.
MacBreak Studio has reached a milestone. This is our 100th podcast! In this special podcast Alex and Brian look at the iSlate for the iPad.
Mark Spencer and Steve Taylor share and compare how to speed up and slowdown pieces of a clip and not change the length in both After Effects and in Motion
Steve shows us how to use the link selection properly in Final Cut Pro.
Adding markers on the fly is the fastest way to annotate a long clip in FCP. Granted, it's not speech recognition, but this technique will work in a pinch.
How to create your own "brushes" for painting in Motion.
Learn how to create this popular animated type effect in Motion.
Steve Taylor shows Brian how Track Mattes work in After Effects.
Don't abandon QuickTime 7 just yet! There are some powerful editing features in QuickTime pro that are conspicuously absent from QuickTime X.
Mark Spencer and Steve Taylor share and compare notes on how null objects work in both Motion and After Effects.
After Effects artist and guru Steve Taylor shows us how to "miniaturize" video in this cool tutorial on creating the popular "tilt-shift" effect.
Steve shows us how to use anchor point coordinates to precisely control the scaling of a video layer. But be warned, Final Cut Pro's math is not what you learned in Algebra class!
Brian explores the possibilities of using Apple's Aperture 3 as an archive and management tool for VIDEO.
Diana shows off some of her most utilitarian iApps for production and gives us a grand tour of her own iApp, iKeys to Go for Final Cut Pro.