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Event posted 11/04/10 by Scott A Cornell last edited 01/20/11
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Title
After Effects User Group Meeting

Date and Time
January 20, 2011 07:00 PM - 09:00 PM (GMT-6 Central Time US & Canada, Guadalajara, Mexico City)

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Address
Easel Solutions 23 Empire Dr. St Paul, MN
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Speakers

Scott Cornell - Host/Emcee

Dean Rockne -  Guest Speaker

Open Discussion – CS5, 64-bit, RAM & multi-threading

Agenda

Welcome

Scott Cornell - Making the Mad Men Silhouette 

Dean Rockne -  Integrating AE with Flash through cue point metadata.  

Break

Open Discussion – CS5, 64-bit, RAM & multi-threading

Giveaways 

 CS5 Software of your choice!

ToolFarm Downloadable Training

- Professional Training for Primatte Keyer Pro Toolfarm Expert Series- Professional Training for the After Effects Camera Toolfarm Expert Series- Professional Keying with Keylight Toolfarm Expert Series- Professional Training with Trapcode 3S Toolfarm Expert Series- Trapcode Form Training with Harry J. Frank- After Effects Expressions Training- 50 Crowd Control credits http://footage.toolfarm.com

DigiEffects - Damage

Imagineer Systems - Mocha v2

Red Giant - Magic Bullet Suite

After Effects CS5 Visual Effects & Compositing (2)

Adobe After Effects Learn By Video (2)

How to Cheat in After Effects

Creating Motion Graphics w/ After Effects

Class on Demand Training DVDs

Getting Started with Adobe® Creative Suite® 5 Production Premium

Complete Training for Adobe® Premiere® Pro CS5

Complete Training for Adobe® Photoshop CS5

Adobe water bottles (3)

Comments

posted 11/19/10 by Dean Lindberg | Report Abuse

Great presentations! thanks, and I appreciate the tips about how to speed up the rendering process for my little quicktime mash ups. I am a fan of Readymade7777 on YouTube and like the random eye candy - which looks to me like maybe he uses some AE? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aB7JnqjSVr4 Thanks, Dean LIndberg

posted 11/22/10 by Scott A Cornell | Report Abuse

Hey Dean -

I think you may want to consider looking into premiere to do the initial editing, (if you don't already) and then just do the needed scene fx in AE. Just from viewing Readymade7777's stuff, since the majority of it is video editing that's where I would start to quicken the renders. I hope this helps.

- Scott