Sony Vegas: Time Stretch
You can change the duration of an event without changing its contents. Simply hold “Ctrl” while dragging…
Sony Vegas: Masking
The other day, I was inspired by the movie, “Chronicle” to reproduce the titles shown at the end of the movie in Sony Vegas. It’s a very simple effect yet adds a nice little pop to titles and credits. In a nutshell, you’ll learn how to mask media events to make them transparent so that we can add any image or video behind them. Be sure to watch the video tutorial above to fully understand the power of masking.
Sony Vegas: Sequence Editing
Did you know you can combine multiple tracks in Vegas Pro? Instead of having a bunch of…
Premiere Pro – Easy Film Countdown
Learn how to create a Film Countdown with the built in feature in Premiere Pro CS5. Twitter:…
Vegas Pro 11: Getting Started Part 2
In this second episode of the Vegas Pro 11 Getting Started series, I’ll show you more of the basics and how to get Vegas to set up correctly for the footage that you’re using. More features will be shown in the next episode so be sure to stay tuned!
Sony Vegas Pro 11: What’s New
Vegas Pro 11 provides an efficient, intuitive and integrated content creation environment for video and broadcast professionals….
Sony Vegas – Adding Effects Quickly
In this tutorial, I show you how to add transitions and video FX quicker without getting the…
Sony Vegas – Make Pictures Talk
In this tutorial, I show you how to bring pictures to life by making them move their…
Sony Vegas – Chroma Key (aka Green Screen)
In this tutorial, I will show you how to chroma key in Sony Vegas Pro 9. Twitter…
