Posts Tagged ‘After Effects’

In addition to our After Effects CS5 review on PVC, CS5 videos on lynda.com, and new edition of Creating Motion Graphics, later this month we will be doing a pair of live webinars on the new features in After Effects CS5: Part 1 (Tuesday, June 22) will cover the “headline” features in After Effects CS5: the new Roto Brush tool, version 2 of the mocha planer motion tracker, the mocha shape plug-in, and the implications of After Effects CS5 being a native 64-bit application. Part 2 (Wednesday, June 23) will cover a long list of additional new and enhanced features, including Digieffects FreeForm, Adobe Repoussé, new blending modes, and much more. You can see both for $79, which is the normal price for one webinar.

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After Effects CS5 Webinars

By default, expressions assume you are interested in values at the current time.

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Deeper Modes of Expression, Part 6: Managing Time, Layer Numbers, Speed, and Velocity

Since so many industry professionals typically use a variety of production and post-production tools on virtually every project, it’s really important to move media and sequences between tools seamlessly. Unfortunately, in complex production pipelines this often requires format conversion, specialized plug-ins, tedious workarounds, or a lot of manual work to recreate elements that don’t transfer. In Adobe Premiere Pro CS5, we’ve added the ability to share projects and assets between Adobe Premiere Pro and Final Cut Pro, as well as between Adobe Premiere Pro and Avid NLEs such as Media Composer.

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Open workflows in Adobe Premiere Pro CS5 with Final Cut & Media Composer