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The Quadro FX 4800 For Mac + Premiere Pro CS5 = Fast - Pro Video Coalition

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The Great DSLR Debate: MacVideo Expo 2010 - Video MacVideo

Apologies for the variable audio quality, due to circumstances beyond our control. 4 shooters discuss the pro's and con's of shooting DSLR vs conventional video footage. In-depth discussion of what DSLRs are good for, where this technology excels and when to use conventional video technology. Featuring a wide array of DSLR and video footage to show the differences between the formats, and how each performs in similar environments. To see the full video please click here .

A Look At Careers In Editing - The Editors' Lounge - Video

The March 2009 Editors' Lounge was a very special event featuring a moderated discussion with a panel of distinguished editors. Editors representing all the major fields of their craft from film to reality television to online editing and more, were on hand to discuss the paths they took to become the editors they are today and talk about the craft of editing. The overflow crowd had the oppurtunity to ask questions afterwards. The discussion panel included 2-time Oscar™ nominated film editor, Billy Weber, seasoned finishing editor and colorist, Terence Curren, veteran reality-television editor, Glenn Morgan, and Emmy™ nominated trailer editor, Carol Streit. The discussion was deftly moderated by Debra Kaufman of MobilizedTV.com. Editing Careers Part 1 from Editors' Lounge on Vimeo . Editing Careers Part 2 from Editors' Lounge on Vimeo .

Five-Day DSLR Workshop A Success! New Dates Announced for Three-Day November Class!

Due to the popularity of Manhattan Edit Workshop's new Five-Day DSLR Filmmaker's Workshop going on this week, MEWShop has announced new dates for our Weekend DSLR version November  19 - 21! Check out video from this week's workshop and details from the upcoming Weekend workshop! In just two short years, the wildly popular HD-DSLR craze has put HD video-shooting still Cameras in the hands of thousands of filmmakers. Manhattan Edit Workshop’s Video DSLR Fundamentals Class is a  three-day , hands-on workshop covering the shooting techniques, helpful tricks, infinite accessories, and known workflow solutions for this amazing new filmmaking tool. Through hands-on exercise and demonstration, instructors  Josh Apter  and  Jem Schofield  will lead you through camera set-up, shooting and editing with the most popular HD-DSLR models on the market.  Among the topics covered: • HD-DSLR overviews and popular models. • Best shooting practices, shortcomings and workarounds.

After Effects CS4 Features you forgot you had....-ProVideo Coalition

This is a five part series focusing on the overlooked features from After Effects CS4. To read part one click here . To read part two click here . To read part three click here . To read part four click here . To read part five click here .

Autodesk: Smoke on the Mac- MacVideo

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NEW iPhone Application Development Workshop at Mewshop - November 15 - 19! EARLY BIRD ENDS SOON!!!

iPhone Application Development At 200,000 apps and growing, the world of iPhone Application development is completely changing both the creative and commercial landscape.  Manhattan Edit Workshop’s Art of the App puts the power of imagination in your hands. This five-day workshop introduces students to writing iPhone applications in the XCode Integrated Development Environment (IDE), using the iPhone Software Development Kit (SDK). This course is for those who wish to learn how to program with Objective-C and build basic iPhone applications using XCode.  Students with completed projects will distribute their applications through the iTunes App Store at the end of the course. What You Will Learn:  How to develop Objective-C and iPhone/iPad programs in the XCode IDE  How to design graphical user interfaces (GUI) with Interface Builder  How to build basic applications using the iPhone SDK  How to successfully implement the User Interface Guidelines as defined by Apple  Ho