You might have noticed some changes

Published May 16, 2018

If you've been looking around my website and it seems different, well, I've made some changes. :)

I've finally done something I've been wanting to do for years: I've merged my courses and membership into one website. (Woohoo!)

Why did I do this?

I did it for several reasons, but the biggest one …

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Happy New Year! (and an update)

Published January 5, 2018

First of all, Happy New Year to you! I hope it’s an amazing year for your video journey (and your other endeavors)!

I'm wrapping up preparations on my new Final Cut Pro training, so now I'm entering the recording stage. The problem is that my voice isn't up to the task …

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My Top Video Tips

Published October 12, 2017

In this video I share several of my top tips for improving the quality of your video, without getting better equipment.

These are fundamental techniques that people have been using for decades.

Watch the video below...

I hope these tips are …

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Telling Small Stories with Video, Part 1

Published October 11, 2017

I'm excited to share this video with you!

It introduces something I call a "Small Story Video". It's a way of telling a story effectively with video in a short amount of time.

Watch this video to see how it works:


Now Available: Create a Custom Final Cut Pro Transition (Quick Dive Tutorial)

Published August 16, 2017

now available
I'm happy to announce that I launched a new "Quick Dive" tutorial.

This one is all about creating custom Final Cut Pro X transitions, using Motion.

It takes you through an entire project, building a custom transition from scratch.

The Quick Dive tutorial format means that it's shorter and more focused than my regular tutorials.

CLICK HERE to learn more about it.

Also, I'm offering a discount and bonus to celebrate the tutorial's release (promotion ends August 18th, 2017).

Anyway, if you haven't already, head over and take a look.


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