New Episode Folks!
Episode 28: Building an Airport Scene – Part 2: Compositing
By: Mathias Möhl
In this episode of Red Giant TV, Mathias Möhl continues his airport project, and shows you how to motion track with Mocha For After Effects, and then to use that data along with MochaImport (His own Script) to easily create a solid composite.
Watch the episode here.
And get a discount on Magic Bullet Looks and Red Giant Warp here.
Well… I’m on the sandy beaches of Florida… so this week we got some help for RGTV…
Click on image to see example video.
Episode 27: Building an Airport Scene – Part 1: Backplate
By Mathias Möhl
In this episode of Red Giant TV, Mathias Möhl shows you how to take footage of a parking lot, and turn it into the backplate for an Airport Scene.
Watch the episode here.
And get a discount on Magic Bullet Colorista here.
Folks – get ready for a truly awesome episode with a truly awesome guest…
Episode 22: Creating a summer blockbuster film look
Hosted by Stu Maschwitz
In this week’s action packed episode of Red Giant TV, Sin City’s Visual Effects Supervisor – and our new Creative Director – Stu Maschwitz, shows you how to get the Summer Blockbuster look seen in Transformers 2, Terminator: Salvation, and The Taking of Pelham 123. Stu shares valuable techniques for enhancing your footage with Magic Bullet Looks and Colorista – the technologies he invented for his own use on feature films.
There’s also a sale associated with the episode. Here’s the info on that:
Save 25% on Magic Bullet Colorista and Magic Bullet Looks until June 26, 2009
Get that Summer Blockbuster Film Look. Save 25% on any new order of Magic Bullet Colorista and Magic Bullet Look, from now through June 26, 2009. Enter Coupon Code NL0609 to redeem your discount.
Our checkout includes two initial pages. To redeem your discount, enter Coupon Code NL0609 on the second page, titled Review and Submit Your Order, in the coupon code field. (Note: The coupon code field appears after you have entered your credit card information and hit Continue. The Gift Certificate field on the first check out page cannot accept the Coupon Code.)
Episode 19: Creating a Transporter Effect
Hosted by Eran Stern
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.
Hi folks-
This week’s episode of Red Giant TV is a bit different than usual. While it’s not a tutorial per se, it is, IMHO, one of the best episodes we’ve had so far…
This week on Red Giant TV, Sundance acclaimed filmmaker/director Eric Escobar discusses the production process – scouting locations, casting, lighting, filming, and how one needs to plan for post production during these earlier steps. This episode is full of great advice for the filmmaker and post production artist alike. It also covers great techniques for users of the Magic Bullet product line.
You can watch the episode here.
Don’t miss it, or I may have to send the guy in the above image after you.
Also, don’t forget, just for watching the tutorial, you can get a discount on Magic Bullet Everything (no that’s not an actual product name - I just mean any Magic Bullet product). You can get that discount here.
That’s right. Part 2 is finally here!
Click the image to watch the sample video.
Watch the tutorial here.
And in it, we’re using Trapcode Shine and Magic Bullet Looks. You can always download trial versions to work along with me, but we’re also giving you a 30% discount on both products if you want to buy one or both.
