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I like to learn about movie effects by watching Corridor Crew on YouTube.

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I like to learn about movie effects by watching Corridor Crew on YouTube.

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I watch Peter McKinnon whenever there's a certain photo that I want to know how to create. He has many cool things on his channel, check it out!

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I watch Peter McKinnon whenever there's a certain photo that I want to know how to create. He has many cool things on his channel, check it out!

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photography cinematography how-to "learn photography" lightroom photoshop "premiere pro" "video editing" "peter mckinnon" vlog

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FOR BUSINESS INQUIRIES PLEASE REACH OUT VIA WEBSITE @ WWW.PETERMCKINNON.COM I teach things about photography and cinematography. Oh, I also VLOG. :) And drin...

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I usually find after effects tutorials and plug ins on video copilot. Its a great site and has some really in-depth video tutorials.

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VIDEO COPILOT | After Effects Tutorials, Plug-ins and Stock Footage for Post Production Professionals

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High quality After Effects Video Tutorials for motion graphics and visual effects presented by Andrew Kramer

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You guys have some great options here on here. It really is up to you to stay up to date on your own industry. This class is here to introduce you to a lot of information, and guide you on your path but it is up to you to really go above and beyond that info. Some YouTube channels I really like are:

Corridor Crew - Video/Animation
Fame Focus - Video
Aputure - Lighting
Matti Haapoja - Photo/Video
Studio BInder - Video
Epic Light Media - Video
Nigel Danson - Photo
Art of Photography
Screenplayed - Video Preproduction
Becki and Chris - Photo/Video
Filmmaker IQ

This padlet will stay up, if you ever find something that you think would be good, throw it up here because lets all grow together.

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For Premiere Pro, After Effects, and sometimes Photoshop, I usually heads to Adobe In A Minute. In that channel I learn everything I need to know in a minute, more or less depending on the subject.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCOCVxg0ZiLo6GQ0xctkM7g

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If you are into making videos and want to be entertained at the same time Film Riot is a great YouTube channel. They know what they're talking about and you can learn very valuable information.

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I learn from the short films I watch, and the Youtubers I follow. A short film I am fond of is called "The Afterlife" by film crew Cyndago. It shows an interesting, unusual look at the afterlife. Accurate dialog, flat lighting (which is what it was going for), and amazing feeling to it all. Another fantastic filmographer is a man named Neil Cicierega. He has been creating skits under the persona "Lemon Demon" and under his personal full name for over 12 years now. Supermega, a split project after the passing of Daniel Kyre (another huge inspiration of mine), is another fantastic channel who creates skit-based content. The humor, and even the seriousness of these channels are something for me to strive for while finding my own style.

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I use YouTube and Fstoppers to learn more about Photography. On YouTube I watch Peter McKinnon, Fstoppers is a news website about the world of photography.

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I watch movie trailers and music videos to try to get camera angle ideas. I also watch YouTube to learn. Some of the channels I watch are Editing Is Everything https://www.youtube.com/c/EditingIsEverything/featured
Another one I like to watch to learn Photoshop tutorials is rafy A https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCB69iibkyOYlODhrwJlrzsw
Another one I watch is Letsgettoit https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0ycr0VzyoKCsO8CQcVf98w because they do a lot of good Photoshop tutorials.

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I use Instagram and YouTube to learn outside of class. On instagram I follow a few different people but one of them is photos_tricks117 for creative ideas. On YouTube I watch Bach Photography and Peter McKinnon

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Different ways I learn outside of class is by watching Peter Mckinnon. Or I will google the question I have and read different articles/ look at photos and break them down.

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Different ways I learn outside of class is by watching Peter Mckinnon. Or I will google the question I have and read different articles/ look at photos and break them down.

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sometimes I like to teach myself a few things like different themes of photos. I do follow two photographer on Instagram that help with posing ideas.
https://www.instagram.com/p/CF-D5EeHNln/

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An educational YouTube channel about photography.

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I follow multiple accounts that share their photos, but the two accounts that seem to really help me learn is @mmeyers76 he shares beautiful images that inspire me, and another account that helps me learn the most is @christianpsart, he shows the process of taking pictures and creating amazing pieces with them.

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Outside of class, I usually browse Instagram and YouTube for information and tips. Some Instagram artists I usually find inspiration for designs from are @pencilequipped, @harleypig127, @izapug, @stabrabbit, and @gory_teeth. Another artist I get inspiration from is @neytirixx, I love to look at the scenery they do. For animation, I take inspiration from @raptorkil, @cute_c3, and @animatedwings I take a lot of inspiration from animated series such as: Avatar The Last Airbender, Blue Exorcist, How To Train Your Dragon, and The Dragon Prince

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Outside of tech i learn different ways one way i might look through other photographers photos and see what i can tell from the photo. Another way i learn is i will play with my camera i try all the time to get out of my comfort zone, and if i have a problem I’ll call my cousin and ask questions or I’ll text Mr.Acala.

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Outside of class, I learn more about photography by experimenting. Just playing with the settings on the camera to see what it does. Honestly I don't really have any particular pages or channels that involve photography that also give instruction, but I'm open to suggestions.

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I learn outside the classroom by watching Photographers on YouTube. I like to watch Peter McKinnon and Hayden Pedersen.
https://youtu.be/y0IEfrWA1aE
https://youtu.be/ineZXLbL7s8

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I follow a photographer named Jessica Kobeissi. She does a lot of portrait photography and also makes informational videos about how she sets up her website and takes photos.

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I follow a nature photographer named Peter Lindel on Instagram. I also watch Youtube, but I don't really have a specific channel, I just look up the questions I needed to know.

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I follow a nature photographer named Peter Lindel on Instagram. I also watch Youtube, but I don't really have a specific channel, I just look up the questions I needed to know.

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I like to follow the YouTube channel PIC (Photos in color) and they have good Lightroom tutorials and how to make portrait pictures look great. https://www.youtube.com/c/photosincolor/videos

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YouTube mainly helps me learn outside of class and after leaving IMM using YouTube would help me learn more on top of the knowledge I have from the IMM class.

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where I have learn a few things like lemons can power a race cart and the best way to win a mousetrap car race and the science behind all of that and the person who taught me this was the YouTube channel named Mark Rober

https://www.youtube.com/user/onemeeeliondollars

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Tutorials on YouTube and Deviantart have been helping me learn a lot outside of class. In particular, the Etherington Brothers on Deviantart have a lot of useful design tutorials that can be applied to different areas of animation. https://www.deviantart.com/etheringtonbrothers

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Animation forums and youtube has been helping me learn as much as possible. Most problems I run into are fixed within the hour if I feel the need to ask for help on the discord server that I use.

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The Adobe YouTube channel streams several times a day with guides on how to use the various Adobe programs.

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adobe creative cloud photoshoptouch adobecollage adobeproto adobedebut adobekuler touchapps service applications "creative cloud" "creative suite" "adobe ideas" "photoshop touch" "adobe collage" "adobe proto" "adobe debut" "adobe kuler" "adobe touch apps" "touch apps" "creative cloud" "mobile applications" "adobe systems" "web design" "graphic design" "website design" "mobile apps" "adobe creative" "adobe creative suite"

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Adobe® Creative Cloud™ brings together everything you need to create your greatest work. One simple membership gives you and your team access to the very lat...