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Welcome to DAKVideo
DAKVideo offers video capture and editing services in Abilene, Texas. I have shot and edited video for a number of venues including weddings, social events, Turnhere Video Productions of Oakland, CA, the Abilene Reporter News Video website, and the Texana Review. In short, I enjoy shooting and editing stories of all types.
If you have a special event that your would like to capture, contact me to set up an appointment.
Phone: 325-518-3163
Email: fordakvideo@gmail.com
Twitter: twitter.com/dakvideo
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Tip from FCPDaily – Playback Unrendered Video
Posted on April 17, 2010 | No CommentsHere’s a great tip from the folks over at FCPDaily.com. So you’ve got a big render and you want to preview some of the motion you just keyframed… There is a way to watch all the frames of video (even those that are unrendered) without having... -
Final Cut Pro Close Gap Feature
Posted on March 21, 2010 | 1 CommentEvery editor, famous or not, has a few features they really like in FCP. I use one on occasion as I move clips around in a sequence. As I move clips around, I end up spaces between each of the clips. Not a big deal,... -
Credits – FCP, Boris Title Crawl and
Posted on February 2, 2010 | No CommentsI don’t go to the movies very often. With three kids on a single income, its often hard to come up with cash to cover the tickets and the treats. But, when I go, I really like to watch the credits. Sometimes I wonder what... -
Editing a DVD – A Tough Edit
Posted on February 1, 2010 | No CommentsI had the privilege over this last weekend to edit a video. It wasn’t the normal editing (like there is anything normal about editing video) that I usually do. Normally, I mount my HDV camera to my Macbook Pro, start up Final Cut Pro, make... -
Video Is Not 72 Dots Per Inch
Posted on August 15, 2009 | No CommentsTaken in part from the Final Cut Studio 3 Help system: There are many things to struggle with in the video world. One item that, for one reason or another, has been difficult for me to wrap my mind around is how to prepare images...
