Nick talks about post production and editing.
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Making Music
Arlo gives you the lowdown on making electronic music.
Music Videos on the Cheap
Arlo gives you the low down on producing great music videos for very little cash!
Big Picture Editing
This short rant is all about the difference between editing for the big picture or worrying about the finer details. Check it out to see how Ning approaches his work....
Outside of the Box
This short rant is all about getting outside of your studio (away from your computer) and generating your own fresh, new content. At Pro Juice we offer heaps of tutorials, template packs, SFX and what have you. But it's all about inspiration. We don't want anyone to just copy what we do... we want people to be inspired and take whatever we do to the next level. We're not bad at what we do at Pro Juice but they are any people that even better. You're probably one of them!!
Completing a Half-Hour Broadcast Documentary
I run Pro Juice with my business and creative partner, Arlo Enemark. It takes up a fair whack of my time. Primarily though, I am an editor and have worked commercially as an editor for about 7 years. So I thought it might of interest to some people (particularly young editors or those just starting out) to share with you what happens in the edit suite on a half-hour TV documentary.
Organising the Final Cut Pro Suite
Getting your FCP suite set-up right is an important part of being a creative and efficient editor. It’s a good idea to get a system in place from the word go so when you get nice and busy, you can stay on top of the massive amounts of video, audio and graphical assets you will acquire.
Remixes
Check out my new rant on preparing your music for a remix! It's a quickie taken from our first series of Pro Juice TV!
A Pocket Guide to Recording Vocals
There’s a dying art in recording music these days, it’s called ‘using a microphone’. Thanks to sequencing and midi, there’s less and less, actual recording to be done. One thing that must be miked up is; vocals. So I thought I’d give you a little insight into recording vocals, or at least the way I see it.
Sampling
Sampling is not legal, international copyright law states that the use of recorded material without the artists consent is betrayal of their intellectual property* (*check legal wording and speak to AMCOS for a statement of current law).