http://markapsolon.forumotion.net/video-tips-and-tricks-f10/-t1.htm What do you think about the series Tips and Tricks? Suggestions etc are welcome! Wed, 19 Aug 2009 21:42:23 GMT 10 http://markapsolon.com/webimages/profilebanner.jpg http://markapsolon.forumotion.net/video-tips-and-tricks-f10/-t1.htm http://markapsolon.forumotion.net/video-tips-and-tricks-f10/how-to-remove-rope-t170.htm Tibetfilm Sonam Tibetfilm]]> Video: Tips and Tricks Wed, 19 Aug 2009 21:42:23 GMT http://markapsolon.forumotion.net/video-tips-and-tricks-f10/how-to-remove-rope-t170.htm#592 http://markapsolon.forumotion.net/video-tips-and-tricks-f10/how-to-remove-rope-t170.htm http://markapsolon.forumotion.net/video-tips-and-tricks-f10/fake-blood-t159.htm djw3355 I enjoyed the fake blood tutorial. Another version I use with school kids is simply add red food dye to chocolate syrup. Very realistic , quick to make and it tastes great.
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Dave]]> Video: Tips and Tricks Mon, 22 Jun 2009 00:36:09 GMT http://markapsolon.forumotion.net/video-tips-and-tricks-f10/fake-blood-t159.htm#539 http://markapsolon.forumotion.net/video-tips-and-tricks-f10/fake-blood-t159.htm http://markapsolon.forumotion.net/video-tips-and-tricks-f10/would-like-to-know-more-about-your-video-s-t157.htm smcpartlin I found your clip on You tube and I really like it's production value. I've got Adobe Pre Pro 4.0 and Sony Vegas studio 9 and am looking at making some non-professional video's for the company I work for. It's been asked to shoot in green screen so that we can import a background later. Our plans are to use a Sony AVCHD HDR-SR12 camcorder with a wireless mic to record the subject's voice. I would love to know if your video covers the software (either Adobe or Sony's) steps to pull this ... Video: Tips and Tricks Mon, 15 Jun 2009 15:51:58 GMT http://markapsolon.forumotion.net/video-tips-and-tricks-f10/would-like-to-know-more-about-your-video-s-t157.htm#537 http://markapsolon.forumotion.net/video-tips-and-tricks-f10/would-like-to-know-more-about-your-video-s-t157.htm http://markapsolon.forumotion.net/video-tips-and-tricks-f10/marks-videos-pulled-me-in-t94.htm WickedWeb Marks videos really pulled me in. I was already interested in pursuing it all but Marks tips and tricks videos set the hook. And to think I ran into Marks video by accident. Well, not entirely by accident but I was not searching for green screen stuff. It popped up in the related videos section. I said hey this guy looks crazy, I could get a good laugh so I clicked on it to offer my view. Im only kidding Mark about the looking crazy. Anyway I made my first 2 videos a very long time ago on a digital ... Video: Tips and Tricks Mon, 16 Feb 2009 14:33:57 GMT http://markapsolon.forumotion.net/video-tips-and-tricks-f10/marks-videos-pulled-me-in-t94.htm#317 http://markapsolon.forumotion.net/video-tips-and-tricks-f10/marks-videos-pulled-me-in-t94.htm http://markapsolon.forumotion.net/video-tips-and-tricks-f10/pace-editing-t56.htm David Pace editing can, at times, be the one area that film-makers will destroy their story or message. We have all fell victim, at one point or another to slow pace. Showing to much for too long. Or even worst, beating our viewers over the head with a point or idea we are trying to relay. Pace editing is truely "LESS is MORE" for the most part. Traps to aviod getting in. 1. Falling in love with shots and footage. Often times we will fall in love with a shot or a series ... Video: Tips and Tricks Fri, 02 Jan 2009 21:41:00 GMT http://markapsolon.forumotion.net/video-tips-and-tricks-f10/pace-editing-t56.htm#175 http://markapsolon.forumotion.net/video-tips-and-tricks-f10/pace-editing-t56.htm