DMS [Awesome] Help –

Watch this and tell me it’s not an awesome intro. Any interest in learning how to do this? Or maybe you’d like to learn how to add amazing special effects to your PREEXISTING film. Or maybe you need to spice up your motion graphics portfolio? Either way, you MUST see Video Copilot (the video above … Continue reading “DMS [Awesome] Help –”

Watch this and tell me it’s not an awesome intro.

Any interest in learning how to do this? Or maybe you’d like to learn how to add amazing special effects to your PREEXISTING film. Or maybe you need to spice up your motion graphics portfolio?
Either way, you MUST see Video Copilot (the video above was done after using a Video Copilot tutorial). It’s a website that offers a huge number of truly stunning After Effects tutorial. If you wanna stand out, this is site to learn how. Click this to make sublime motion graphics. Just hold your mouse over any of the images and you’ll see just how sophisticated (and professional) some of these effects can look

DMS Help – Dreamweaver Templates

This time of year a lot of faculty offer their students the option to create a website instead of writing a final paper. But creating a website from scratch can be a very daunting task for the uninitiated. All that code. All those pages. One way to get around this it to use Google Sites … Continue reading “DMS Help – Dreamweaver Templates”

This time of year a lot of faculty offer their students the option to create a website instead of writing a final paper. But creating a website from scratch can be a very daunting task for the uninitiated. All that code. All those pages.

One way to get around this it to use Google Sites to make a code-less webpage. The problem with Google Sites is it’s gonna look like you used Google Sites. There are templates, but some are hard to manipulate…
Another, much simpler option, is to use a Dreamweaver template and then simply plug in your own content. Dreamweaver does have a few templates built in, but they are not very exciting. However, these sites have a large number of really nice and FREE Dreamweaver templates that you can download right to your computer:
Also, don’t forget that we have Dreamweaver CS5 down in the Digital Media Studio on the first floor of the library.

DMS Help – Adobe TV Brings You the Newest and Best of Adobe

It can be hard to keep up with all of Adobe’s product updates and new version features. But now you can. Adobe TV has a myriad of videos that will keep you up-to-date on your Adobe products. But that’s not all. There are also a number of tutorials on how to use all of the … Continue reading “DMS Help – Adobe TV Brings You the Newest and Best of Adobe”

It can be hard to keep up with all of Adobe’s product updates and new version features. But now you can.

Adobe TV has a myriad of videos that will keep you up-to-date on your Adobe products. But that’s not all. There are also a number of tutorials on how to use all of the different Adobe products. Most of them are in the “getting-started” range, but there are some higher-level tutorials as well.
What’s also cool about Adobe TV is the fact that you can create your own “homepage” of sorts. You create an account, tell the site what products you use and it creates a custom page for you with videos and tutorials that are specific to your needs.

DMS Help – Action Script 3.0 Tutorials for Flash

One of the most difficult things about using Flash can be adding interactivity. Animation is easy, more so in Flash than After Effects. But when it comes in interactivity in Flash users often find themselves quickly mired in Action Script. Adobe’s latest iteration of Action Script, 3.0, is nearly a misnomer. Gone are the days … Continue reading “DMS Help – Action Script 3.0 Tutorials for Flash”

One of the most difficult things about using Flash can be adding interactivity. Animation is easy, more so in Flash than After Effects. But when it comes in interactivity in Flash users often find themselves quickly mired in Action Script.

Adobe’s latest iteration of Action Script, 3.0, is nearly a misnomer. Gone are the days of a simple scripting language. Action Script 3.0 is a fully-functional object-oriented programming language with a robustness akin to Java. While this does offer tremendous power to Flash developers, it also adds a much steeper learning curve.
But here’s a solution. If you need Action Script 3.0 advice and solving a particular programming or interactivity problem, check out this website: Flash and Math. The site houses dozens of tutorials explaining not only how to accomplish specific effects such as developing a particle system but also how to learn to program in Action Script 3.0.

DMS Help – Photoshop Tutorials for Awesome Effects

Ever wanted to learn how to create AMAZING photoshop efftecs like this? Now you can. This website, Creative Closeup, has a massive repository of Photoshop tutorials for creating a wide array of dizzying effects. Want to give your little brother the power to wield raw energy (or put his head on a corndog)? You can … Continue reading “DMS Help – Photoshop Tutorials for Awesome Effects”

Ever wanted to learn how to create AMAZING photoshop efftecs like this?

Now you can.
This website, Creative Closeup, has a massive repository of Photoshop tutorials for creating a wide array of dizzying effects.
Want to give your little brother the power to wield raw energy (or put his head on a corndog)? You can learn how at Creative Closeup. Most of the tutorials are text-based, but all are easy to follow and feature full color screenshots.
Their main page divides the tutorials up into themes ranging from grunge and horror to light and magical effects. Check them out and learn something awesome!

DMS Help – Free Adobe Video Tutorials

Of all the video tutorials out on the web these days, the ones on tutvid.com are some of the best. Not only that, their website is easy to use and specific tutorials are easy to find. Tutvid (presumably a contraction of “Tutorial Video”) is a website that offers comprehensive video tutorials on a few of … Continue reading “DMS Help – Free Adobe Video Tutorials”

Of all the video tutorials out on the web these days, the ones on tutvid.com are some of the best. Not only that, their website is easy to use and specific tutorials are easy to find.

Tutvid (presumably a contraction of “Tutorial Video”) is a website that offers comprehensive video tutorials on a few of Adobe’s most popular programs, namely Photoshop, Fireworks, Flash, Dreamweaver and Illustrator. The difference between this site and others like it is that the tutorials here are specific. That is to say that they teach users how to accomplish specific tasks in the various programs the cover.
For example, this video (also available on You Tube as you can see here) teaches users how to create a realistic neon sign effect (from scratch) in Photoshop.

DMS Help – Video Tutorials for Adobe Applications

There are zillions of videos and tutorials on the web about Adobe’s products.  While many of these can be useful and some of them even dead accurate, why go to the barrel for an apple when you can get it off the tree. Here’s the tree: Adobe’s Design Center Video Workshop. The workshop includes tutorials on 47 … Continue reading “DMS Help – Video Tutorials for Adobe Applications”

There are zillions of videos and tutorials on the web about Adobe’s products.  While many of these can be useful and some of them even dead accurate, why go to the barrel for an apple when you can get it off the tree.

Here’s the tree: Adobe’s Design Center Video Workshop.
The workshop includes tutorials on 47 different topics involving many of the tasks that can be accomplished by Adobe applications.  In addition to being categorized by topic, videos can also be found by selecting the various Adobe applications on the top right-hand box of the workshop.
And the best part about these videos, other than the fact that they are free, is that they are developed by Adobe professionals.  No where will you find better answers on Adobe’s products.
Please note that you will need to have Flash player for this work.