Daniel Bruson's contributions to the film A Valsa Do Pódio bring a more intimate view into Terezinha Guilhermina's experience. The execution of the animation is so fitting, appropriately combining minimal design with a distinctive watercolor process - the result is incredible. - Joe Fuller A Valsa Do Pódio : 400m from Daniel Bruson on Vimeo. See what else we think is Worth Watching.
This article is part of a series of posts with tips and tricks from our producers’ experience working with Adobe Premiere Pro
Reader Filip Lein asks, “I would love to be able to make custom effects like I had in FCP7…How can one make those please?”
Saving custom effects in Premiere Pro CC is easy but not obvious.
First, add an effect to a clip by doing the following:
Search for the effect in Effects window (Shift–7).
Drag the effect on to your timeline clip.
Change the effect parameters by first clicking the clip in the timeline then opening the Effect Controls window (Shift–5). You may need to twirl down the disclosure triangle to see all of its options.
Once the effect is set to your specifications, right-click the name and choose Save Preset.
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Back in the 90s, as a graduate student in creative writing, I discovered the novels and short stories of Richard Yates. His masterpiece Revolutionary Road, which was the basis for the 2008 film starring Leonardo DiCaprio, depicts the stifled dreams of a suburban couple. Kurt Vonnegut called the book the greatest American novel since Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby. Last week, I found a series of quotes by the author. One in particular stood out. “Don’t be seduced by prose, the point is structure.” I think the parallel is clear. To paraphrase, don’t be seduced by gorgeous imagery. Story is the point. Now don’t get me wrong, I love beautiful video. I adore it. And seeing a stunning photograph for the first time is like a window opening in your heart you didn’t know was there. It’s a revelation. In fact, I’ve written elsewhere that we should embrace the grammar and aesthetics of…
Lovely in every way. - Eric Maierson Glance by Conkerco from Academy Plus (A+) on Vimeo. See what else we think is Worth Watching.