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Monday, July 14, 2008Chris and Trish Meyer | 07/14- 08:20 PMKeeping the viewer focused rather than confused when mixing voice, music, and sound effects. As some of you know, both of us originally came from the music industry. Chris in particular still composes music and edits dialog for some of CyberMotion’s clients. Every month, we write a Tips N Tricks article for our friends at Artbeats.com. This month we wrote about how mix audio effectively to ensure the listener can hear the dialog without becoming distracted by the music or sound effects. There’s only a few simple rules you need to learn to make a huge improvement in the quality of your soundtracks. Remember: Bad audio can really distract from good video! Click here to download a PDF of “Clearly Mixed” from Artbeats.com. (This is an update of our classic 1995 article on mixing, On The Level.) more »Saturday, July 12, 2008Mark Christiansen | 07/12- 09:00 AMAs the standard is devalued, the world undertakes a slow-motion search for an alternative. What can be done for QuickTime?
How bad are things for the US Dollar these days? So bad that, as reported by the BBC and mentioned recently on This Week in Tech, Gisele Bundchen no longer accepts modeling pay in dollars, nor apparently do many high-end boutiques in the capital of U.S. commerce, New York City. European travel is effectively twice as expensive as it was just a few years ago simply because of the exchange rate. So it may come as a surprise how familiar the situation of the world economy in regards to the dollar is if you’re a video professional using QuickTime.
I’m not actually joking.
Friday, July 11, 2008Chris and Trish Meyer | 07/11- 10:06 PMTrading Hollywood for The Land of Enchantment.
Our former studio in Los Angeles, circa a few years ago.The reason we haven’t been posting up here for the past couple of weeks is because we’ve been packing up our home/office/studio and putting it into storage while we buy a new home in the East Mountains section of Albuquerque, just down the Turquoise Trail from Santa Fe. There are many reasons we’re undergoing this major life change, several of which we’ll be elaborating upon in the upcoming weeks and months. If you’re curious, here’s a few of the reasons why:
Thursday, July 10, 2008Steve Hullfish | 07/10- 06:07 PMAre software scopes too good to be true? So I’m finally continuing my earlier article on software versus hardware scopes, with a shootout of the top software scope sets. The scopes I’m using for the shoot out include the Hamlet VidScope and Adobe OnLocation on the PC, Divergent Media’s ScopeBox on the Mac and the dedicated Tektronix WFM7120. I also added Synthetic Aperture’s Test Gear, which is a scope set exclusively for After Effects. more »Wednesday, July 09, 2008Richard Harrington | 07/09- 08:39 AMUse Photoshop to stitch photos for backdrops more » Sunday, July 06, 2008Terence Curren | 07/06- 10:22 PMIt’s the ultimate “Catch-22” in our industry. “I need to be a member of a union to get this editor gig, but I need to have union editing gigs to get in the union.” Huh?!?!?! more » |
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