Get a behind the scenes look at what it takes to shoot a music video! Join Adam Rohrmann as he walks you through every step in the process of creating a music video. From coming up with an initial concept to editing the final piece, you'll be see how Adam worked with the band, collaborated with his crew, chose his gear, captured footage of the band playing, shot story elements on green screen, and completed his post-production workflow to create the music video. Even if you aren't interested in shooting a music video this class will teach you the importance of timing, how to pull emotion from a viewer with both visuals and sound, and overall how to be creative with your DSLR.

Take your GoPro capture skills to the next level with Mia McCormick! In this class Mia builds on her previous GoPro class to share tips and techniques for capturing the best still images and footage with your GoPro, and then how to use the free GoPro Studio software to create a finished video project. Mia starts off by covering some key considerations for making your camera setting decisions, as well as her favorite must-have accessories, before diving into showing you how to complete a project using GoPro Studio.

Greg Mulvey has been authoring DVDs since the late '90s, and in this course he will teach you how to use Adobe Encore to bring any project to life. Greg will go through the steps on how to create motion menus in after effects, pop up menus for Blu-ray, as well as publishing the full version of your project to the web.

Before watching this course, you should have a good understanding of Encore. If not, be sure to check out our previous courses on Encore. In this course, you will learn how to create an interactive slideshow in Encore, as well as how to incorporate premiere pro and photoshop into your workflow.

Up your audio capturing game! Capturing good audio doesn't have to be scary or accidental. Join cinematographer and director Barry Andersson as he introduces you to the rules for capturing good sound for your video projects. Barry takes you through all of the microphone types, the related attachments and recording options, and even demonstrates multiple ways to wire your talent for sound. Hearing is believing though, and at the end of the class you'll get to listen to a series of audio samples captured both in studio and outdoors, so you can compare and contrast each audio recording setup and choose the one that is right for your needs.

Following up on his Audio for Video class, Barry Andersson will take you through the post-production stage of the process. From transferring your video from your recording device all the way through to exporting the final project from Premiere Pro, you'll learn the importance of backing up your content at the start, how to bring your audio into Premiere Pro, how to add soundtracks, and how to deal with the most common audio issues you'll encounter in post-production. You'll come away with a solid understanding of why capturing good audio at the start is so important, but also with the skills you'll need to deal with the audio that you have.

Learn how to harness the full creative control provided by Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2014 to create custom slideshows. Join our own Brandon Ford as he walks you through the fundamentals of getting started with Premiere, then takes you through every step in the process of creating dynamic slideshows complete with motion, animation, transitions, music, and text. By the end of the class you'll be ready to create your own slideshows that can be exported out of Premiere and shown to the world.

Attention aspiring filmmakers! There's a lot more to camera rigs than just providing support for your camera. In this class our very own filmmaker extraordinaire Adam Rohrmann takes you through the technical how-to aspects of six of the most common camera supports used in DSLR filmmaking, and then brings it all home in a series of lessons designed to give you a camera operator's-eye view of how each rig can be used to elicit a different emotion in your viewer through the production of a short film scripted for this class. Adam's practical approach gives you a real world perspective on how to use each rig, how to keep your subject locked in sharp focus, and the importance of using camera motion with attention to the emotional impact it has on your audience.