PROFESSIONAL TECHNIQUES FOR DELUXE PAINT III

"Professional Techniques for Deluxe Paint III
(from Prism Computer Products, 1989)

With this one hour of tutorials, tips and techniques, the new user, as well as the seasones professional, is easily shown how to best
utilize Deluxe Paint III's tools to achieve spectacular effects with professional results. You will be guided step by step through
DPaint's features including: -Cel Animation
-Texture Creation
-3-D Prespective
-Combining Effects--New Tools
-The "Move" Menu
-Shortcuts
-"Text Manipulations

---- Jeff Bruette has created Amiga graphics for "Max Headroom", "Amazing Stories", "Secrets & Mysteries", "Coca Cola", and "Oingo Boingo".
Jeff has developed and produced this video to demonstrate a variety of tips and techniques that he finds useful in creating
professional graphics and animations at Prism Computer Graphics

Dan Silva developed Deluxe Paint for Electronic Arts in 1985. Now, two versions later, with the desire for more powerful tools and
computer animation, he now brings us Deluxe Paint III. In this video, Dan reveals his own insight and comments on getting the most
from Deluxe Paint III."

BEYOND THE EDGE

Video Toaster User presents "Beyond the EDGE"
Wil Wheaton hosts "Beyond the Edge" and presents a survey of the latest in video production, circa 1993.

Includes clips from the effects departments of SeaQuest and Babylon 5,
Todd Rundgren's Newtopia project and ventures into 3D computer graphics,
as well as an in-depth look at the latest tech in Akihabara, Tokyo
The entire show was created using the Video Toaster 4000

A VISIT TO THE COMMODORE-AMIGA OFFICES

Dan Schein takes you through the Commodore-Amiga offices and introduces all the important people who created this wonderful computer.

IT'S UP TO YOU!!! A video for high school girls 1990

From You Tube user Cindidrennan:
"In the 90's, there were fewer women working in technology-based careers
and the TIA (Technology and Industrial Arts) unit at Underdale campus
commissioned this video, to encourage girls in high school to consider
studying in this area. The TIA approached the Film and Electronic Media
department of UniSA to be involved in production, and myself and several
other female students in our final years became involved.

Having
spent some years by that time making films and editing, and also being
comfortable with the animation systems available at the university, this
film incorporates effects from keyed Amiga DPaint3 animation through to
Fairlight CVI MTV type effects. Most of these were created offline but
several were overlayed in a final online edit mastering process.

The
music was composed at the Magill campus media unit, by Darren Cox, who
used an ensoniq s16 synth to overlay the voice samples over his own
guitar and scratch composition."