We’ll address DI color correction, transition to digital, VFX in the DI bay and ASSIMILATE’s SCRATCH. We'll also cover how to remove a boom from a shot, how to perform makeup and beauty work, and even replace an entire sky.

With Motion's new price tag, it's not only a program that works perfectly with FCP X to speed up your workflow and create awesome looking graphics for your productions, but it's an excellent financial investment as well. This webinar will show video editors how to use Motion 5 to create graphics that their shows NEED by following the presenter's real world project samples.

In this webinar, you'll discover the new features and power skills you can use to make your video for the web look great! We'll also look at the new distributed compression, which allows you to harness the power of multiple computers to speed compression.

This webinar will help you understand how to establish and create you brand by better knowing what business you are in, because it’s probably not the one you think it is.

In this webinar we'll explore the various ways of creating and editing stereoscopic material for both film and video using Avid Media Composer 5.x. You'll learn tips, tricks, and best practices to ensure that the stereoscopic post process is as painless as possible.

In this webinar, you will learn how to storyboard, how to use some of the tools you already have at your disposal (such as Photoshop, Celtx, Google Sketchup, etc.) for storyboarding and why it's important to do so regardless of the kind of production you are working on.

In this webinar, Juan Pons will explain the challenges and limitations of audio for DSLR filmmaking in production and post and show you how to overcome them to produce the best audio you can.

This webinar will be a fast, fun walk-through and discussion of applications that would be at home in any digital filmmaker’s toolbox.

In this webinar we’ll look at exactly what those acquisition formats are and why you might want to edit your DSLR footage in a more post-production friendly format.