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Jason Coleman
October 25, 2013 at 2:37 pm in reply to: Copy Titles to Other Projects

Thanks for this post..You had the solution for something I was looking for. Good on ya mate!

Jason R. Coleman
Owner/President
Extreme Measures Creative
https://www.extrememeasurescreative.com
info@extrememeasurescreative.com
615-331-5649 office
615-828-7125 mobile
Jason Coleman
August 16, 2013 at 5:24 pm in reply to: Add files to DVD with Encore so you can copy them to your computer

I love it when I search for a solution and actually find it…thank you!

Jason R. Coleman
Owner/President
Extreme Measures Creative
https://www.extrememeasurescreative.com
info@extrememeasurescreative.com
615-331-5649 office
615-828-7125 mobile
Jason Coleman
March 5, 2013 at 6:22 pm in reply to: masking multiple layers

I agree with the precomp method! And John, sorry, but I flinched when clicking the thumbs up and clicked the flag…ooops. Tried to undo but no luck.

Jason R. Coleman
Owner/President
Extreme Measures Creative
https://www.extrememeasurescreative.com
info@extrememeasurescreative.com
615-331-5649 office
615-828-7125 mobile
Jason Coleman
July 18, 2012 at 5:59 pm in reply to: Interview Edit Technique Needed!

duh…It’s not my shoot (just the edit). That’s part of the problem. In house shooter for the company…. now nuff said. Re-shooting anything isn’t in the budget.

Jason R. Coleman
Owner/President
Extreme Measures Creative
https://www.extrememeasurescreative.com
info@extrememeasurescreative.com
615-331-5649 office
615-828-7125 mobile
Jason Coleman
July 18, 2012 at 4:38 pm in reply to: 3 person shoot – best set up?

with this in mind you need to determine your output for your video. Is it broadcast or just for Youtube. If just for youtube you can pull off lower resolution cut aways. Shoot in the highest res possible and then just crop into your one shot or two shot angles. then output at a lower resolution. It actually works really well. There are tuts on it on Youtube. do a search for one camera multicam shoot and you will find it.

Jason R. Coleman
Owner/President
Extreme Measures Creative
https://www.extrememeasurescreative.com
info@extrememeasurescreative.com
615-331-5649 office
615-828-7125 mobile
Jason Coleman
July 18, 2012 at 4:32 pm in reply to: ripping YouTube videos with MPEG Streamclip

Isn’t it illegal to rip Youtube videos?

Jason R. Coleman
Owner/President
Extreme Measures Creative
https://www.extrememeasurescreative.com
info@extrememeasurescreative.com
615-331-5649 office
615-828-7125 mobile
Jason Coleman
July 18, 2012 at 4:21 pm in reply to: technique question

It may NOT be Final Cut. They could be using After Effects or some other program, BUT. You can certainly pull this off with alot of tedious work and photoshop. Create your masks in photoshop import them into final cut and mix down the video clip with the mask. From that point you shouldn’t hav any issues.
Jason Coleman
July 13, 2012 at 3:54 pm in reply to: Importing a layered Photoshop file?

I ran into something similar and the most important thing I found was that the image has to be in RGB mode.

Jason R. Coleman
Owner/President
Extreme Measures Creative
Jason Coleman
August 8, 2011 at 7:14 pm in reply to: Duplicate as New Master Clip question

I’m so glad I found this post. It worked for me when Media Manager would not. Thanks for being on the COW!