ProPresenter 4 Preview
This week we preview some great new features on ProPresenter 4. Also we take a look behind the scenes of the Sherlock Holmes end credits plus how to create a dolly out of Ikea furniture and we give you a FREE mini-movie.
ProPresenter 4 Preview
[flv width="500" height="313" image="http://churchmediadesign.tv/images/ep92.jpg"]http://churchmediadesign.tv/podcast/ep92.mp4[/flv] Note: If the video does not work for you click here to view this episode. I am working on this issue. This week we preview some great new features on ProPresenter 4. Also we take a look behind the scenes of the Sherlock Holmes end credits plus how to create a dolly out of Ikea furniture and we give you a FREE mini-movie. StockPile: theC47 http://mediamilitia.com/radial-pack-50-elements-vectors-brushes/ Visit Ikea, build a dolly: ivar loves dolly video shot using dolly - Preview: ProPresenter 4 ProPresenter 4 More video walk throughs Pro 4 manual - pdf Link Inspiration: [flv width="500" height="313" image="http://churchmediadesign.tv/cmdwp/wp-content/uploads/sherlock_preview.jpg"]http://churchmediadesign.tv/cmdwp/wp-content/uploads/sherlock_end_credits_480p.mov[/flv] http://www.artofthetitle.com/2010/01/21/sherlock-holmes/ Sponsor: Print Management Solutions Put ChurchMediaDesign in the Promo Code to help ...
Morning Motion: Route 66
Using Mocha and the built in motion tracking tools in After Effects, Dan Difelice does it again with this teaching promo. I love how cars combine with air planes in the flipboard look of the titles and the vintage coloring really pulls this piece together. You can see more of Dan's Vimeo work here and follow him on @danDifelice on Twitter.
Morning Motion: Route 66
Using Mocha and the built in motion tracking tools in After Effects, Dan Difelice does it again with this teaching promo.
The Future of ChurchMediaDesign.tv
After over a year of talking about a new version of ChurchMediaDesign.tv it is finally here. I custom built our previous site in flash, with a full content management system. It worked well at that time, but my vision for CMD was bigger and that website was not going to cut it. So after a [...]
