New Vegas Pro training from Digital Juice

gpsmikey wrote on 8/21/2009, 7:23 AM
Digital Juice has a free training clip they just came out with for using shaped envelopes in Vegas Pro -- their example is a "animated postcard". Free for anyone that is interested in watching (hey, every little bit helps !! )
http://www.digitaljuice.com/dj_training/detail.asp?sid=385

mikey

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[r]Evolution wrote on 8/21/2009, 8:50 AM
Thanks for sharing.
http://www.digitaljuice.com/dj_training/detail.asp?sid=385 is one of those tutorials that makes people go, "Whoa. That was done in Vegas?" Most people think you need After Effects/ a 3D app to do things like this.

I haven't seen a way in Premiere CS4 to do this without going into AE nor have I seen it in FCP. Haven't looked for it in Media Composer but I think I'd have to go into Boris or similar.

I definitely need to get more into the Parent/Child interaction and this Tut is surely inspirational.
Byron K wrote on 8/22/2009, 8:29 PM
Thanks for the link, This is probably easy stuff for everyone else on this forum but lots of great tips in the instructional (at least for for a noob like me)!
Harold Brown wrote on 8/23/2009, 8:00 AM
D. Eric Franks made the training video. He does dome great stuff. Check out his website
http://videopia.org/
xberk wrote on 8/23/2009, 10:40 AM
Mikey - thanks for posting .. This guy Eric is GOOD. I've never seen one of his tutorials. Excellent for me! Certainly shows the price/value of Vegas.
Here's another one:

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erikd wrote on 8/23/2009, 11:02 AM
He is reallly goood! I would pay money to get regular tuts from someone of this caliber. Sony should hire him to create tutorials for their website. I think it could do a lot for Vegas sales.

Erik