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Learn Media Composer Lesson 5: Bins PART TWO
 In part two at our look at Bins inside of Media Composer/Symphony, Kevin P McAuliffe gets more in-depth with organization, and shows you some great quick tips to not only better organize your projects, but also help speed up that organizational process to get you editing a lot quicker. |
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The Art of Being Industrious: Dody Dorn ACE on Cutting Fury
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Avid Video Mixdowns as DaVinci Resolve Sources
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Avid Dips Their Toes into the Subscription Waters
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Learn Media Composer Lesson 93: Add Logos to Credit Crawls Play Video In this lesson, Kevin P McAuliffe shows you how to add logos to your title crawls, by introducing Photoshop to your Media Composer workflow. What might seem to be limitations inside of Media Composer can bypassed by unitizing the Marquee Title Tool! Once you see how easy this technique is, you'll be adding logos to every one of your title crawls.
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