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Izzy Video 072 – Light Sabers Made in Motion

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Want to know how to put light sabers in your video?

It’s easy to do, and in this video tutorial, I show you how. I use Apple’s Motion to create the effect, but you can do it in many different applications, using a technique called “rotoscoping.”

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November 25, 2007
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Izzy Video 069 – Motion Filters

I’ve received a lot of positive feedback about previous tutorials on Apple’s Motion. I thought it might make sense to release another one.

Filters are a very powerful aspect inside Motion. In this tutorial I briefly describe some of the ways you can use filters and also delve a little into the content that is included with the application Motion.

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November 6, 2007
Filed under: Members-Only — Tags: , , , — Izzy @ 7:55 am

Izzy Video 060 – Spinning an Image

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This weekend I’m responding to viewer requests. In a previous tutorial, I included a shot where my website was spinning against a graphical background. Many of you asked how I made that shot, so this week I’m showing you how.

Once again, this tutorial is inside Apple’s Motion, but I’m sure you can create the same effect in a number of different applications.

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August 19, 2007
Filed under: Members-Only — Tags: , , — Izzy @ 4:15 am

Izzy Video 054 – Travel Matte – Luma

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Travel Matte – Luma is a compositing tool built into Final Cut Pro. You can use it to create custom mattes in specific shapes. In this video, I show how to use it to blur out a subject’s face. I chose this topic because it’s one of the more obscure tools in Final Cut Pro, and I haven’t seen many tutorials on the subject.

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April 1, 2007
Filed under: Members-Only — Tags: , , — Izzy @ 8:51 pm
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