The Best Way to Use a 360 Camera
4 MIN TO READ Not too long ago, 360 video was all the rage. You saw it on Facebook, YouTube, and even in major advertisements. However, after a splashy debut, audiences lost interest, and it largely…
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Making the Grade: How to Color Grade Like a Pro
11 MIN TO READ We’ve covered the basics of color grading in Adobe Premiere, and the details of a professional workflow using DaVinci Resolve and Adobe Premiere. In this episode of our How To Video series,…
Optimize Your DaVinci and Adobe Premiere Workflow
5 MIN TO READ In the first episode of our color grading tutorial series, we covered basic fundamentals in Adobe Premiere. Now, we’re going to show you how to incorporate DaVinci Resolve, a professional color grading…
Color Grading Fundamentals in Adobe Premiere Pro
7 MIN TO READ Color grading is an advanced video editing technique. It allows you to edit the way colors appear on film in post-production. With color grading, you can make scenes more lifelike, achieve a…
How to Make Multiple Marketing Assets From a Single Video
5 MIN TO READ It’s no secret that a good marketing video takes a lot of effort. So, how can you ensure you get the most out of it as possible? In this post, we explore…
Four Easy Steps to Clean Up Audio in Post-Production
7 MIN TO READ Audio always needs fine-tuning to sound professional. Still, this highly technical process can be intimidating for lots of video editors, even those with plenty of experience under their belt. In truth, post-production…
Expert Advice: All About Storage Solutions for Video Editing
6 MIN TO READ (Photo Credit: Laptop by Byjeng on Shutterstock) With the advent of 4K and 8K production workflows, video editing means working with incredibly large file sizes. This can present all kinds of issues, from…
Exactly How to Make a Professional Screencast Video
5 MIN TO READ One of the simplest, most common types of video out there is also one that so many companies manage to get really wrong. We’re talking about screencasts. They’re everywhere, and they’re usually…
