As always, don’t forget to like, Subscribe and share this video across your social channels. One thing that I like to do with these tutorials is to talk about topics that people who are either learning Media Composer for the first time, or are jumping in from another NLE, want to know right away and,
Learn how to create a variable speed effect by adding keyframes to a Timewarp effect in Media Composer. ▶️ https://bit.ly/3gcLgPD
This video will introduce you to the basics of the Avid Timewarp effect
There’s nothing more frustrating that having 1080i clips, that you know were acquired in 23.976, and dropping them into your timeline, only to have them look terrible. Well, if you look closely enough in the Motion Effects editor, there’s a great tucked away feature to add 2:3 pulldown to your footage. What does this mean
In this lesson, Kevin P McAuliffe wraps up his look at Motion Effects by talking, first, about a common misconception that you can’t work with motion effects on mixed frame rates in your projects. That’s just not true. Then, he moves on to talk about what he teased in the last lesson, and that’s how
In this lesson, Kevin P McAuliffe starts the first of a multi-part lesson on creating Motion Effects, and starts out by creating them the easiest, but not necessarily the most obvious way, and that is via the Motion Effect command. This command, accessible only when the preview monitor or clip is selected will get you
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