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Welcome! Hope to hear a lot about your work and processes.

More than that, any video worth watching tells a story with a beginning, middle, and end.

Sure, but the larger point is slower framerates = fiction; faster frame rates = reality.

Though I would not call it a "trick." I'd say it's the proper way to understand frame rates aesthetically.

That's what we love to hear! I hope you find a wealth of what you're looking for, and contribute your own experiences!

I'm with The Hartford and mine didn't go up at all. Interesting.

I have friends who say they make the most on Tubi.

That has changed. But you were able to nest projects going waaaaaaaay back, meaning you could open a .veg file on the timeline like a clip. You could then have multiple instances of Vegas open, and work on the nested project independently. When you saved the project, the nested project in the...

Vegas Pro has had nested timelines for years. For years before that, you could nest projects.

It had the video capability with Vegas 1, but it was disabled until Vegas 2.

https://www.vegascreativesoftware.com/vegas-pro/ Or I should say "Vegas," because they've apparently done away with the MAGIX-era all caps branding for the name. Best news here is that Mocha Vegas will be coming back. There is no update to Vegas 23. New version is branded Vegas Pro 2026...

The many shoot-outs were well-intentioned, but I always thought they were wastes of time. I remember everyone trying to come up with the "best" way to do them so that the "results" would be above reproach - trying to make them "neutral," or, failing that, trying to give each camera its best...

This vid is a stroll down DVXuser memory lane. Indirectly, anyway.

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It's just a placeholder, but one which will make it easier to composite later. A regular, well-defined shape will be easier to track than Xes. It doesn't even have to be green or blue.

I don't really know projectors well, though yes, they should all have that functionality. As for wattage, you can go brighter and always ND down if necessary, but you can't make a dimmer projector brighter. If you want an element for the actor to react to, make it a greenscreen or bluescreen in...

If you want to do it practically, which I respect, I would rear-project the website page onto a cut sheet or translucent panel. Any projector should let you do that. Alternatively, with almost any projector, you should also have wide latitude to angle the projection, so you could front-project...

It sounds like your conversion through Shutter may be inconsistent - with the caveat that I don't know exactly what the MRC1 is doing to the video while capturing. I assume it's just capturing exactly what the DVX sends it and wrapping it in AVI, though. PPro should be able to detect and remove...

It's going to stick around. :)