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This is fascinating. Editing is something that too many people take for granted. As most film fans know, good editing can make or break a film (American Beauty, Godfather). Sadly there aren’t enough places around today where someone can learn the latest editing techniques. I found a program on the web called Film Connection. http://www.film-connection.com/editing_sub.html They offer one on one mentoring and you can study from anywhere in America.
Yes, an overlay layer seems to be coming will allow interaction with video frames including triggering action. A company called “Involver” already has done nonprofit videos with frames or “widgets” as they call them that allow people to link to a donation or action page directly from the video frame. http://www.involver.com/basic.html
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November 30th, 2008 at 1:27 pm
This is fascinating. Editing is something that too many people take for granted. As most film fans know, good editing can make or break a film (American Beauty, Godfather). Sadly there aren’t enough places around today where someone can learn the latest editing techniques. I found a program on the web called Film Connection. http://www.film-connection.com/editing_sub.html They offer one on one mentoring and you can study from anywhere in America.
November 30th, 2008 at 2:21 pm
Yes, an overlay layer seems to be coming will allow interaction with video frames including triggering action. A company called “Involver” already has done nonprofit videos with frames or “widgets” as they call them that allow people to link to a donation or action page directly from the video frame. http://www.involver.com/basic.html