This is a very basic introductory video on how you can use the Sony Vegas video editing program to edit your videos. It covers the basic features of Sony Vegas.
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Create, shoot and edit a time freeze effect
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Track motion in Sony Vegas Pro 9
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Build a low-cost killer graphics & multimedia workstation for HD video editing
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Create anaglyph 3D with two cameras and After Effects
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Use the mask tool in Sony Vegas Pro 9
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Use CGI in a live action film
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Create zero budget vomit effects in After Effects
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Create a Dragonball Z Energy Ball Effect
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Rotate a video clip using iMovie HD
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Use Canon EOS 7D remote shooting software on a laptop
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Datamosh or combine two videos to create digital art
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Create a cool time lapse effect on Final Cut Pro
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Create the Matrix stop bullet effect
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Make a one-camera shoot look like multi-cams
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Get photos from video with iMovie & Final Cut Pro 6
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Create a Dragonball Z Goku teleportation effect
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Shoot and edit a cool dance effect
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Edit a 4K file source with the Red Camera
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Motion track with Boris Red 4.3 in Sony Vegas Pro 9
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Use the Canopus Edius Pro 4 Editing system for films
How To:
Create, shoot and edit a time freeze effect
How To:
Track motion in Sony Vegas Pro 9
How To:
Edit clips into movies as a newcomer to digital video
How To:
Use CGI in a live action film
How To:
Build a low-cost killer graphics & multimedia workstation for HD video editing
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Edit with Sony Movie Studio / Vegas Video
How To:
Datamosh or combine two videos to create digital art
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Add watermarks to videos in Sony Vegas
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Make a film flow with split edit (L-cut) transitions
How To:
Use Canon EOS 7D remote shooting software on a laptop
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Do a cartoony disappearing effect in After Effects
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Create a cool time lapse effect on Final Cut Pro
How To:
Rotate a video clip using iMovie HD
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Key out a green screen background in Final Cut Pro
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Build scrolling credits in Final Cut and Photoshop CS3
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Use a green screen for a website spokesperson effect
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Cut video transitions for action scenes
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Edit footage from a Canon 7D at 1080 24p using Avid
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Prepare H.264 video footage for quick editing
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Make your video look like film
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This is a very basic introductory video on how you can use the Sony Vegas video editing program to edit your videos. It covers the basic features of Sony Vegas.
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