OneMinuteVideoTutorials

3D-modeling on a 2D-screen can be challenging because of the lack of depth perception. When your scenes get complicated, it might be useful to try stereoscopic modeling. The easiest and cheapest way to try it is the anaglyph mode, for which you simply need a pair of traditional red and cyan glasses.

This video tutorial shows you how to create custom transform orientations in Blender. It comes very handy in situations in which you need to move your object diagonally but none of the basic transform orientations go along the desired direction. With custom orientations you can define any edge as the desired orientation direction!

Rendering out stereo 360 from Blender EEVEE is actually pretty easy thanks to the new eeVR addon.

Sometimes you want to find out what parts of your image belong to the shadows, midtones or highlights. It’s not obvious how to view that in Premiere CS6 but it’s possible to do. Here’s a quick tutorial:

Sometimes you need to blur out sensitive items from your video, like faces of people who don’t want to be recognized, car license plates, product logos, or other things you don’t want your viewer to see. In this tutorial I’m going to show you an example of blurring out the user name of our paypal account.

In this quick tip we show you how you can select layers faster by using the select label group feature of After Effects. https://www.oneminutevideotutorials.com/category/adobe-after-effects-tutorials/

In this video tutorial we stagger layers automatically on the After Effects timeline.

This tutorial shows you how to make text follow a bezier path in After Effects. More After Effects tutorials here: https://www.oneminutevideotutorials.com/category/adobe-after-effects-tutorials/

In this quick video we demonstrate a simple way of duplicating compositions that contain nested precomps, without the need for any 3rd party tools. If your project is very complicated, you can first save a temporary copy and use the “reduce project” command to eliminate all other comps besides the ones you need to duplicate before importing it to your main project.

This video tutorial shows how you can open a closed circle shaped bezier path for further editing in After Effects

The merge paths functionality allows you to form more complex shapes by combining different shapes together. It can be a bit tricky to get just right though. This tutorial walks you trough the process of combining shapes with merge paths.