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Hosted by Dean Velez, an Emmy award-winning broadcast designer. Discover real strategies of broadcast design and how to think like a broadcaster. Dean's techniques enable viewers to create extraordinary and inventive results from simple source materials, with minimum time and effort.
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(about 420 minutes)
Project files for Total Training For advanced adobe after effects 7 Pro Broadcast Design Secret
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NOTE: Customers who run Apple OS X Leopard may have problems with running "Total Training" instructional videos like this one. Many of these problems can be resolved with a patch supplied by Total Training at http://www.totaltraining.com/supt/updates.asp#leopard.
(about 420 minutes)
This video was added to our catalog on January 01, 2000 in Digital Art - 3D::Compositing & Camera Techniques.
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I rented this set with great confidence that I wouldn't be disappointed because Dean Velez has put out an instructional DVD. He delivered big time and you will not regret renting this set. If you're serious about motion graphics, this is a must have. It lives up to the hype and more. My only pet peeve with this series is that it is in DVD-ROM format and I wished they could have made it DVD-Video like Desktop Images produces their instructional material where you can watch it on your tv and use your computer in unison. Regardless of my personal viewing preferences - get this set now.
Okay, so I liked the previous Total Training (AE 6.5), so I came in with high expectations. Dean is knowledgeable, and I definitely think you'll come away with some tips, no matter your level. It wasn't exactly what I wanted, but I learned a few things as well, so it was not wasted time.
