Justin Mangrich
Producer/Director/DP
My experiences as a video producer have allowed me to travel to multiple countries and have given me a lot of variety the types of content I produce. I have worked on documentaries, product launches, and recap videos for events. I also do the product photography and travel photography for my current employer. I want to focus on producing and directing videos and content for a retail company or for an agency. My goal is to focus on longer form storytelling with an emphasis on outdoor recreation.
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81
(Freshman)
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Leaving Los Angeles: Where Else Can You Go to Start Making Movies
1 year ago
But can you make an income making films anywhere?
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5 Premiere Pro Features You May Not Know Exist
1 year ago
Here is one I just discovered on accident. Accessing hidden multi-cam source material for color correction and other effects - You've already created your multi-cam clip. Once the clip is in a sequence you can easily color match your two cameras by unlinking your audio and video, linking just the audio, and then double-clicking your audio. This opens up a hidden nested sequence that shows all of the synced footage and audio regarding that multi-cam clip. From here you can color correct, master audio, or add any other effects to your source material. Now, no matter how you cut up the multi-cam clip you will have matching cameras and pre-mixed audio.
I needed to hear this today. Thank you