Lynda Premiere Pro and After Effects Enhancing Production Value
File List
| File | Size |
|---|---|
| 5. Adding Artificial Lighting to a Scene/05 Shooting your own lighting footage.mp4 | 74.09 MB |
| 0. Introduction/01 Welcome.mp4 | 31.91 MB |
| 0. Introduction/02 Software versions and exercise files.mp4 | 7.61 MB |
| 1. Blending Modes Overview/01 Applying modes.mp4 | 15.53 MB |
| 1. Blending Modes Overview/02 Modes explained.mp4 | 57.09 MB |
| 2. Compositing Footage on a Black Background/01 Live action composites.mp4 | 60.01 MB |
| 2. Compositing Footage on a Black Background/02 Synthetic composites.mp4 | 14.04 MB |
| 3. Removing and Adding Tints/01 Correcting white balance issues.mp4 | 46.62 MB |
| 3. Removing and Adding Tints/02 Unifying a montage of clips.mp4 | 37.21 MB |
| 3. Removing and Adding Tints/03 Tinting with gradients.mp4 | 26.36 MB |
| 3. Removing and Adding Tints/04 Affecting selected regions.mp4 | 23.71 MB |
| 4. Creating a Filmic Glow/01 Filmic glow 101.mp4 | 17.2 MB |
| 4. Creating a Filmic Glow/02 Boosting highlights.mp4 | 26.55 MB |
| 4. Creating a Filmic Glow/03 Stacking treatments.mp4 | 25.58 MB |
| 5. Adding Artificial Lighting to a Scene/01 Choosing lighting candidates.mp4 | 42.72 MB |
| 5. Adding Artificial Lighting to a Scene/02 Artificial light 101.mp4 | 59.87 MB |
| 5. Adding Artificial Lighting to a Scene/03 More practice.mp4 | 34.92 MB |
| 5. Adding Artificial Lighting to a Scene/04 Synthesizing lighting.mp4 | 31.94 MB |
| 6. Relighting Footage in After Effects/01 Using 3D lights in After Effects.mp4 | 28.17 MB |
| 6. Relighting Footage in After Effects/02 Material options.mp4 | 21.24 MB |
| 6. Relighting Footage in After Effects/03 A practical example.mp4 | 34.89 MB |
| 7. Stabilizing Handheld Footage/01 Rolling Shutter Repair.mp4 | 15.92 MB |
| 7. Stabilizing Handheld Footage/02 Warp Stabilizer in Premiere Pro.mp4 | 73.8 MB |
| 7. Stabilizing Handheld Footage/03 Warp Stabilizer VFX in After Effects CC.mp4 | 43.49 MB |
| 8. Conclusion/Goodbye.mp4 | 8.91 MB |
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