Macro System Training DVD Workshop 8 with Holger Hendricks

A WorkShop DVD by and with Holger Hendricks.

The focus this time is working with Bogart, especially Bogart SE Windows. We also dive into the world of masks.

A new highlight of Bogart SE 8 is the Media Pool. Here's how to get the most out of it.
If our project is finally finished, it is advisable to clean it up. In this way, we can regain space on our storage media and still be able to process it if necessary.

On user request, we deal in detail with Bogart SE Win. Ideal for converters from Casablanca to Bogart SE Windows. How do we set up a data structure where we can quickly find our data without having to duplicate it or search for it. How do we handle the management of the unlock code, if we plan to rebuild the system later. Very useful to do this before.

How do we import a non-copy protected DVD or BluRay under B SE 8 (also Windows)? You will learn this in another workshop.

We create a title that will place in a previously blurred area. So it is perfectly readable and we create a slightly different title design. We also create a special abdominal bandage in this workshop.

For a slightly different title design or even with a route animation with Columbus, we can first create a self-drafting country outline by the map then fades in.

In two further workshops we will create a moving title mask or a belly band, which we can then design with Candy Factory. Here we have many possibilities for an individual title design.

Did you know that we can also use the title program to create our own transitional effects for location or subject changes or for title design? Find out how to do it.

From television, they certainly know the effect of a continuous bar, in which the same scene is again shifted. We can also reproduce this eye catcher with Bogart SE.

Sometimes you only get your own ideas by being inspired by others.
This post is intended. We'll see how we can spice up Columbus route animations or Arabesk menus.

Total running time of the DVD about 123 minutes.