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Nanase Reikoni
04-21-2006, 11:34 PM
For beginers of video making, The following beginers program you must have is
Photoshop CS2 or Any version, but to have better quality of intro/credits graphic, you must have a pic atleast 640x480
Of course, in the begining, you will have to required another program called Window Movie Maker, its right on your Start List, just take your time and mess with it for a while and find out whats hiddent.
Use it to make a small video and post it here. Host it at http://media.putfile.com
Median Level Movie Maker Guide Will come up soon.
Thanks for reading this
Lunar
04-21-2006, 11:44 PM
i have to say. not really useful tutorial... all u said mess with it... that doesnt really help beginners. i say maybe u should make a video example.
Nanase Reikoni
04-22-2006, 01:07 AM
well yeah I know, im still thinking off editing it, but still im working on the video for medium guide, besides thats what I do lol, well I forgot to say Median Guide had all the steps :P
maximoose666
04-22-2006, 12:34 PM
Indeed, not a helpful tutorial atm, and in fact you don't need Photoshop CS2 to make videos.
I recommend Windows Movie Maker or Avid Free DV for people with no money who don't want to break the law.
If you don't have Windows Movie Maker on your system but posess a copy of Windows then you can download Movie Maker for free from the Microsoft Website. Get Avid Free DV from the Avid website.
If you are prepared to spend about £70 (around $130) then you can get Adobe Premiere Elements, which I use for Video Editing. It is really very good and feature-packed, and allows unlimited Video and Audio tracks, just lacks thigs like capacity for separate sequences etc. Should work fine for AMVs; I used it for editing proper short films, but fo rsomehting like that you really need the next level up.
Which is Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro (for macs) or Avid Express DV.
You may be able to find torrents for these in which case I say go for it, although they will be difficult to use at first. They have loads and loads of capabilities and are all really good software.
You don't need anything else - once you're in the program, click "import media" or "add media", and double click your Anime files. This isn't intended to be a tutorial; I leave that to Nanase Reikoni, but that is at least some advice on choosing the right software.
Vampircia
08-09-2006, 08:56 AM
Does anyone know where can I find a tutorial how to make a music video in Adobe Premiere 6.0? I have some experiecne in making AMVs, but I never used that program.
Will this help?
http://www.plu.edu/~dmc/resources/premiere.html
From Video Editing onwards seems like it can be substituted quite easily to make an amv...
Vampircia
08-09-2006, 07:24 PM
I can't tell now if it help, because I haven't tried it so far, but thanks:)
Savage Dragon
08-13-2006, 08:01 PM
Another good program to use is Sony Vegas 6.0, ive been using it myself still got a few things i need to learn though, lol i have no tutorial for it but ive been making great amvs with it so yah its a good program
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