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New Episode of Red Giant TV
By Aharon Rabinowitz
Published on Tuesday, May 19th, 2009

Episode 19: Creating a Transporter Effect
Hosted by Eran Stern

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In this episode, Chief Engineer Eran Stern works furiously to get his Starship’s transporters back on-line to rescue a fellow crew member trapped on a hostile planet. But time is running out. Will Eran be able to build the transporter in After Effects before it’s too late?

You can watch the episode here.

And, as usual, you can get a discount on Trapcode Particular, Knoll Light Factory, Key Correct Pro, and Magic Bullet Looks, but going here.

In honor of Star Trek (of which I am a huge fan), I’m also offering a discount on my own product, Crowd Control: Pre-Keyed Alpha Stock Footage. Use the code “startrek” for the next seven days, and get 50% off the cost of Crowd Control credits.

 

New Episode of RGTV with Michele Yamazaki
By Aharon Rabinowitz
Published on Tuesday, May 5th, 2009

Hi folks -

This week we have Michele Yamazaki sharing a ton of tips from her new book, Greenscreen Made Easy. If you’re looking to learn more about keying and compositing, don’t miss it!

Watch the episode here.

In this episode, Michele uses Primate Keyer Pro, Key Correct Pro, and Magic Bullet Looks. And just for watching, you can get a discount on one, two, or all three. get the discount here.

 

New Episode on Light Wraps
By Aharon Rabinowitz
Published on Tuesday, April 14th, 2009

Sorry about the lack of episode last week. We are gearing up for some major stuff at NAB, and when all is said and done, I’ll have been on the road for 3 weeks straight.

But rest assured more content is coming, and not just from me. A lot of people are sending along cool episodes for us to share with you. And I promise, you won’t be disappointed.

But, for now, you just have me, so here goes:

Episode 16: Better Compositing with Light Wraps

In this Episode, I’ll show you how to get better compositing results with Light Wraps – an effect used to blend the background light and foreground elements more convincingly during a composite.

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I know I’ve talked about light wraps before, but I’ve been using them almost every day lately – so I’ve picked up a few new tricks…

You can watch the tutorial here.

And just for watching, you can get a discount on Key Correct Pro here.