Whether you’re an editor, sound editor, Foley artist, compositor, VFX specialist or work in any profession related to the post-production process, this is the place to discuss, share content and offer tips and advice on your chosen craft of the business in general
Hey Post-Production Professionals!
Don't miss out on tomorrow's exciting Ask Me Anything right here, with Filmmaker, Editor, and Stage 32 Thought Leader, Stephen Van Vuuren! Stephen will be here all day answering your questions about how to organize your edit and all things post-production.
I just watched this hilarious video where the Corridor Crew competed to make the spookiest Halloween renders using the 3D Program of their choice.
Any thoughts on the programs that they chose to use and the final render?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vNWivJ-iNQ0...
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Scary stuff, Ashley Renee Smith! The script I'm writing for November Write Club is a Found Footage script (Holiday Horror). It's first-person like the renders in the video.
Corridor Crew is staple channel for keeping up with VFX. They have done some really interesting stuff with Deep Fakes and AI tools in the last couple of years worth checking out.
Fun-ky. Not the biggest horror fan but some cool stuff here.
Agreed, Stephen Van Vuuren! I LOVE watching their videos!
Question for the FCP Gurus in the group. I've applied the Ken Burns effect to a few clips in my current short film. In these clips is an object I'd like to apply a special effect to. Since the Ken Burns effect simulates motion, Object Tracking does not work like it does with in camera recorded motio...
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Solved! So simple, too. Before adding the Ken Burns effect to the clips, I created a compound clip that included the special effect clip, then applied the Ken Burns effect to the compound clip. Works like a charm!
Hey, Editors!
There are 3 Stage 32 in-person networking meetups coming up this week! I'm including links to the meetup pages for you all below. If you live in any of these cities or are nearby, be sure to RSVP and seize this opportunity to meet with other creatives in person and help build your local...
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"Our guest host Tom Graham — the Head of Dolby Vision® Content Enablement — returns for the second installment of our ongoing series, “Conversations with Colorists,” where he discusses the nitty gritty of working as a professional colorist, especially for projects that deliver in Dolby Vision®.
Join...
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Thanks for the share, Florin Şumălan! I always wrestle with color grading and this is a fascinating piece.
Very cool share, Florin Şumălan! Thank you!
Sam Sokolow , Ashley Renee Smith , you're welcome! I think they mentioned some interesting details about the SDR - HDR....
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Great share, Florin Şumălan. One thing that stood out in the video is when they talked about making sure the new technology for colorists doesn't overpower or take away from the scene (starting at aro...
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Maurice Vaughan , yes, maybe in this case too, like in other cases, it is important to be careful not to let us get mesmerized and carried away by the new technology that comes; see it as a tool and t...
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Excited to talk about the fundamentals of VFX to the folks at Stage 32! Gonna be a lot of info and lot of fun! Looking forward to demystifying the tools and make visual effects more accessible.
https://www.stage32.com/profile/877526/photos#3377282663642572961...
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Congratulations on giving your first webinar, Kenneth Lui! Looks like it's going to be a great one!
So cool! Thank you for sharing, Kenneth Lui!
It was awesome, Kenneth. So happy you're a part of the Stage 32 community. Everyone should learn about VFX!
Kenneth Lui, certainly looking forward to the webinar!
Stage 32 is excited to welcome Stephen Van Vuuren. In this exclusive Stage 32 webinar, you will learn everything you need to know to nail the post-production of your feature film or short film, even on a tight budget. You will learn how to master the key decisions that are made early in pre-producti...
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Thanks Sydney! I'm honored to present this webinar to Stage 32 and worked hard to pack it with very useful, practical and easy-to-understand information. Hopefully have a some fun too.
Today at 1pm PT - don't miss award winning director and VFX artists Kenneth Lui's webinar called VISUAL EFFECTS 101.
In this exclusive Stage 32 webinar, Kenneth will take you through the fundamentals of visual effects to elevate your work whether you’re doing a small short or a big budget feature. K...
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Can't wait :)
Yesterday I managed to watch part of the Virtual Global Film & TV Production Summit.
I couldn't watch it all as I had some urgent work to finish.
However I would like to watch the rest of it.
Will it be on Youtube or somewhere and if so can someone give me a link?
Also the section I did watch was mostly...
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Hey, Dave Yowell. The Summit webinar will be available to watch 24-48 hours from the live event. You'll be able to find the webinar here: www.stage32.com/webinars...
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Many thanks, will do.
You're welcome, Dave Yowell.
Glad you enjoyed the Summit, Dave Yowell, and I hope you get a lot out of watching the rest of it. It was a great experience. Is the music on your platform free for community members to use?...
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Hi Sam, no it isn't free for anyone.
But there are several licensing systems, depending on who's licensing the music and for what kind of production.
Many film, TV, broadcasters and media production com...
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This Thursday, Stage 32 is bringing together top executives from the entertainment industry to explore the ever-evolving landscape of global film and television production.
There will be speakers from HBO/MAX, Emmy-nominated hit show THE BEAR (Hulu), Emmy-nominated hit show GENIUS (Disney/NatGeo),...
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Wren from Corridor Digital uses VFX to show you the true size of nuclear explosions as well as their destructive potential. It's WILD!
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