Business Secrets & Success Issue : Creative COW Magazine
64 pages (9mb/print vers., 11mb/spread vers.)
Adobe Returns to Mac
Top Production and Post Production Artists Share their Moneymaking Secrets
Planning a Music Video Shoot
Shooting Successful Interviews
Streamlining Approvals In Adobe Premiere
Microsoft Enters Pro Graphics Market
Building a Modern Edit Suite
P2 at the History Channel
& much more...
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Windows Hardware & Software | Adobe Production Studio Comes to the Mac
Adobe's Simon Hayhurst, Director of Product Management for Dynamic Media, takes Creative COW inside the Production Studio's journey across platforms. How much of it? Premiere Pro? Encore DVD? Yes, ALL of it! The Adobe Production Studio software bundle finally comes to the Mac.
Feature 02/27/2007
Author: Tim Wilson |
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Business & Marketing | Communicating Ideas That Sell
Moneymaking tips from a professional advertising writer. Chances are, your business has a website. Has it ever brought you a client? Has a brochure ever won you new business? If they haven't, you are probably breaking one or more of the rules that Mac lays out in this article. Even if you have gained paying clients but still want more, then you will want to read this article - it's a moneymaker.
Tutorial 02/06/2007
Author: Mack Aston |
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Event Videographers | Capturing Live Music for Video
People write long and detailed books on this subject for good reason: it is complex, infinitely variable, and much more an art or alchemy than a science. But even artists and alchemists have a starting point which varies depending on the intended outcome. So with that in mind, here are a few questions you can use to help you find your own starting point for capturing live music for video.
Tutorial 02/06/2007
Author: Michael Hanish |
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Windows Hardware & Software | Microsoft Expression Studio: Microsoft's Designs on Designers
In this software review of Microsoft Expression Studio, Tim Wilson takes a look at what sort of leverage Microsoft could put behind its new software package, Microsoft Expression Studio... Adobe is the 800 pound graphics gorilla, with massive market share among designers. Meet Microsoft, the 8 thousand pound gorilla. They're coming - and they're going to keep on coming. Microsoft's Expression Studio includes Expression Media, Expression Web, Expression Design and Expression Blend. Microsoft says the suite is targeted at creative pros, not business.
Review 02/06/2007
Author: Tim Wilson |
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Adobe After Effects Expressions
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Panasonic HVX - HPX (P2) | P2 Tapeless Workflow Helps Rewrite History
In this real world camcorder review from The Creative COW Magazine, editor Shane Ross uses his work for The History Channel to illustrate end-to-end workflow using P2 media and the Panasonic HVX-200.
Review, Feature 02/05/2007
Author: Shane Ross |
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Business & Marketing | Finding the Way to Real Money - Full Time
Industry pros reveal how they got ahead and ways to stay there... Tim Wilson reveals some professional business secrets video and effects artists have shared with him over the years of how they have come to make money doing the work they love to do.
People / Interview, Business 01/16/2007
Author: Tim Wilson |
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HD High-End | Building a Modern Professional Editing Room
In this Creative COW magazine article Bob Zelin discusses what it takes to build a professional, modern, nonlinear editing machine room. Bob covers storage, monitors, scopes, audio mixers, routing, power, cables and more.
Tutorial, Feature 01/16/2007
Author: Bob Zelin |
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Business & Marketing | Clients or Grinders: The Choice Is Yours -- Understanding the Three Market Types
In this article, Creative COW co-founder Ronald Lindeboom explores a concept that will empower your negotiations, streamline your client acceptance policy and give you a near-failsafe system for spotting winning clients and quickly avoiding time-consuming grinders. This simple formula is so basic and easy to understand that once you see the concept, you will probably say: "I know this!" -- and you do, you see it working everyday in your business and in your life.
Tutorial, Feature, Business 08/06/2006
Author: Ron Lindeboom |
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