Want to learn how to quickly and efficiently resize images/clips in Adobe Premiere Pro? Then, I have a solution for you. Sometimes, resizing images/clips in Premiere Pro may be not as simple and not as quick as one would have imagined. Sometimes it just takes time. So, how do you do it quickly and efficiently? […]
Green Screen filming/removal has quite a few names, with “keying” being the most popular. Keying is used to blend foreground with background using background from a different video. The foreground video would usually be shot on green or blue screen. Hence the name green screen. Green screen (or blue) is used as a plain background […]
Video editing process nowadays is so much easier than it used to be (especially considering XX century). Here’s something interesting: All editing now is done digitally on computers and just takes some storage on a hard drive (or tape) but physically it takes very little space and hardly any weight – as a comparison, when […]
RAM memory has a big impact on your work when you’re editing video (or doing pretty much anything else for that matter). As a video editor, you are relying on your software/hardware (computer) as much as you do with cameras (if you’re shooting videos as well). RAM memory is as important to a video editor […]
Non-Linear editing has been around for almost fifty years. However, it hasn’t been common for many years until almost the nineties. The first film/show edited using an NLE was “Still the beaver” tv show in 1986. Nowadays, there’s so much choice of NLEs but there are a few which are the most popular and commonly […]
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