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RC Concepcion, my friend and fellow co-host of Layers TV has just released a new online course over at the Kelby Training site. It is called Online Photo Portfolios with Lightroom 2 and Dreamweaver CS4 and it covers creating custom photo galleries in Lightroom 2 and then adding them your website using Dreamweaver CS4. Being a photographer today means being out there and being visible. The best way to so that of course is to have a web page, but just putting up a simple page isn’t enough anymore. The site has to be just as appealing as the images themselves and most of all user friendly. This course will take you there so check it out here.
Also if you are in to motion graphics then you want to check out VideoCopilot.net. This is a free tutorial site hosted by motion graphics genius Andrew Kramer. Andrew has a number of remarkable tutorials all for free and also has a number of products for motion artists and video pros. Things like sound effects, motion effects, music scores, and so much more. I like this site mainly because of the tutorials they are always something really cool to learn. You may have even seen Andrew’s work on television as he did the title effects for the Fox show Fringe. Check out his site here and enjoy!
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David Wood said on — April 14, 2009 @ 10:23 am
Yes! Finally! I wondered if Video Copilot would get mentioned here. I posted your site on the forum for a little promotion.
http://www.videocopilot.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=33&t=13045
Thanks Corey!
xea said on — April 14, 2009 @ 11:59 am
Thanks very much for the relevant information!
Mads said on — April 16, 2009 @ 5:05 am
Yes – Andrew is the master of After Effects.
You guys should team up.
Bob Murray said on — April 16, 2009 @ 2:56 pm
VideoCopilot.net is a serious site. Lots of valuable content and great tutorials. It’s like a PlanetPhotoshop for motion graphics.
Clarence said on — April 23, 2009 @ 8:50 pm
PlanetPhotoshop and videocopilot are the two sites I check on a regular basis for the past year or two. If your into more free tutorials check out creativecow.com
Anyone have any more valuable links?