Frank Hardie
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I apologize if I offended you by making light of your obvious typo. No offense was intended. Most people here don’t get so upset when someone makes a tongue-in-cheek remark about an easily made mistake (like a typo).
You still, however, need a lot of work on your punctuation. No prospective employer will look at you seriously if your resume is typed with the same disregard for punctuation as you’ve shown here.
This is, by no means, meant to belittle you in any way. It’s becoming more common these days for people to lack good writing skills. I’m simply trying to encourage you to be better than that.
Being able to handle criticism is a good skill to develop, also.
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It even includes a nice little pic of the After Effects Output Module Settings (and highlights the “RGB + Alpha” option).
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The tutorial actually suggests bringing in your greenscreen footage, then creating an alpha channel (within After Effects). It tells you exactly how to do it.
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[shogun3001] “i love in los angeles”
I’d never impose such restrictions on the ladies in my life. Anywhere is good.
Perhaps learning punctuation might be a good first step towards some sort of professionalism.
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Last time I saw a flying keyboard there was nothing subtle about its motion.
(Sigh) I’ve gotta learn to curb my temper when I have computer problems.
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Andrew Kramer has “Action Movie Essentials”, which includes blood splatter. Available from videocopilot.net. Check out his tutorials while you’re there.
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[bogiesan] “Tripod.”
The simplest solution and also the cleanest.
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1: Carefully place C4 at strategic locations in the house.
2: Remove wife & kids from house (this step is optional).
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I’ve never been able to make sense out of any of his tutorials. They all seem to be missing something. It’s almost as though he left sections out because the translation to English was too difficult.
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Duplicate the layer, apply your effects, then use a mask/s to isolate the appropriate area. Depending which effects you apply, you may need to precompose the duplicate layer before masking.