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How to make an alpha channel based upon the luminance in an image. From Creative COW. More on Photoshop for video here.
All you need to know about DVD and Blu-ray
Broadcast Technology Reviews plus HDV and DV Camera training
Motion graphics, design, nimtion, filmmling and visual effects
Comprehensive selection of tutorials relating to Nuke (by The Foundry) and necessary Python knowledge.
From Ripple Training, here you'll find a free selection of videos updating users on the newest features in Final Cut Studio including, Final Cut Pro 7, Motion 4, Compressor 3.5, Soundtrack Pro 3, Color 1.5.
Lynda.com also provide a selection of online Final Cut Studio tutorials
Lastly, macProVideo provide a set of online tutorials here
From Producer/Director Richard Patterson, a behind the scenes look at the making of a fluid stop-motion music video. Video itself here.
Thank you Adobe TV. Somewhere in the region of 3,000 videos here offering tutorials, tips and tricks on the expansive selection of Adobe tools and applications.
Goodbrush is the online home of the legendary Craig Mullins. Check out the gallery for examples of his extraordinary work - all done in Photoshop!
US site dedicated to the promotion of digital arts. The Museum of Computer Art hosts an extensive (and then some!) selection of images from a vast collection of artists. Nice place to come and browse...if you have a few moments to spare.
Online presence for the Computer Arts magazine. Great site for all things graphics and design including news, interviews and tutorials.
Note also the sister publication 3D World for 3D artists. Tutorials here.
I have listed a small selection of very fine books on the editing process and Final Cut Pro. The Walter Murch book "In The Blink of An Eye" is particulalry worth a read.
A selection of tutorials from Apple on the excellent Final Cut Studio suite including Final Cut Pro, Motion, Compressor, Colour, DVD Studio Pro and Soundtrack Pro.
The Digital Cinema Society are a non-profit organisation dedicated to education and the distribution of information in relation to digital motion picture production. As part of their activities, they provide streamed access to information events and presentations from industry professionals hosted by the Society. All are available here. I have to be honest, the web site needs some work, BUT, the content is excellent...and unique.
Two particular favourites of mine have been Philip Hodgetts' (CEO Intelligent Assistance) presentation on Streaming, Compression for the Internet and Web Distribution and Blue and Greenscreen Compositing with Bob Kertesz (Ultimatte) and Steve Wright.
Basic, intermediate and advanced articles and tutorials on Final Cut Pro and related subjects. The site is near legendary for its depth, accuracy and value. Very much worth a good browse.
Site dedicated to video on the Mac...or was that really obvious ;-)
The brainchild of Brett Gaylor, Open Source Cinema is a collaborative documentary project which aims to produce a film about copyright in a digital age. Intriguing questions like "is culture a product?" and "will the next generation ever settle for anything less than free?" are put forward for collaborative investigation and evaluation. Information on the film here Full manifesto here Get creating here
