Video Editing Tips & Tricks: How to Create Special Effects, Opening & Closing Credits & More Video Editing Secrets

The Editing Order in Video Production

Learn a simple way to organize and itemize your editing process.

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Film Restoration

The future of film via digital restoration

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The Basics of Non-Linear Video Editing

Non-linear editing sounds confusing, but it really means that you have the freedom to try things out and make mistakes.

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Things to Do Before Installing New Video Editing Software

Video editing software is very resource dependent, so make sure to prepare your computer for the installation.

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Looping Dialogue

Learn how to loop dialogue in case it was not properly recorded on location.

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Copy a Digital Video File... or Render a New One. What's the Difference?

Many two-step processes appear as one to the user, to make things simpler. If you're one who thinks you're watching the video you uploaded to YouTube, read this.

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Calibrate Your Video Expectations

Take a 3 megapixel still picture and put it into a high quality video for a DVD, and what do you have? A 1/3 megapixel image. Why doesn't it look as good as the original?

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Video Files and Viewers

This article is a favorite subject of mine.... 'what frames do you see when you view a video file'. It's the first check I do of a new video player or editor.

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Editing Techniques: The Rule of Six

Learn about the Rule of Six, which lists different concerns that should be considered when editing a scene.

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Compressing QuickTime Files

Learn about compressing large QuickTime files into smaller, and more manageable video files.

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