Ever wanted your rolling credit sequences to fade in and out rather than just roll onto the screen from the bottom and roll off the top? This tutorial shows you how. This tutorial uses Premiere Pro version 2. However, it equally applies to all versions of Premiere Pro and the principals will translate into just about any NLE you might be using.

Marc Peters explains what the manual doesn't say about using your camcorder; get the most out of editing by putting in the best you can get.

Post a watchable video on almost any forum and you're guaranteed to be asked the same question, "what software did you use". Or perhaps, "what camera did you shoot that with". Although perfectly understandable questions, they expose the first faux pas of the video editing newbie... that the editing suite is a magical place that creates professional looking video. In the right hands, and with a lot of ingenuity, even the most dire of video can be made to look presentable. But why go to all that effort when you can let the camera do the talking? Why spend hours hunting for usable clips when you can edit together a series of beautifully shot segments? There is no reason, so get your camcorder out and start getting inventive...

I have worked in Voice Over work for the past 4 years as an engineer and as a voice director and even the professionals can find certain scripts difficult. I am going to share with you how I have helped artists in the passed, both professionals and new artists, how to get that VO nailed.

So you've been lucky enough to get some free webspace from me. Bet your wondering how the hell you can use it now? Well, being a guru of guides, we thought it only fitting to produce one of our celebrate howto's.