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I somewhat storyboarded for the task videos we had to make in the past, but not once have I ever considered the audio of the scene. The VAS acronym really will help my videos in the future, and make my final video the best it could be!

In the beginning, I was so confused about the difference between high angle and bird's eye view shots. But now, I can identify the distinction from one over the other, as well as so many more angles.

I really didn't have a single inkling about Audacity before, but now, I know enough to even create different effects with my recordings! I never knew the difference between mp3 and .wav files before, either; I've learned a lot from this video!

It's neat how one can see the chords and keys being played with the musical typing tool! The master track functions (i.e. changing the tempo, pitch, and volume) were all pretty awesome, as well.

Learning more about audio regions was pretty cool. So this is how one manipulates his or her voice in garage band!

Oh man, I have always wanted to know how to make works dealing with typography. Now I won't have to write out all of the words anymore, haha.

This is a pretty cool tutorial; I would say that this is my favourite so far!

It's really neat to see how easy it is to create something so complex-looking! I especially enjoyed the drop-shadow effect of the duplicated layer, and the letter reversal.

Google Reader's pretty cool! I really like how it's so much easier to reblog and organize everything, compared to netvibes!

At first I thought the pen tool was hard to use, but now I know better. I really like the pen tool as well, since it outlines everything so clearly and neatly~!

So THIS is how one uses the pen tool! I've never really been able to master this tool before; now, I've learned so much, from stroking to making full use of guide lines to filling!

I really like how one is able to save colors in Photoshop. What a useful tool swatches is!

The clipping mask is a brilliant option! It'll definitely make drawing on the computer tons easier, since I won't have to worry so much about not being in the lines anymore. If only I knew this before--!

I've always wondered what the function of the clone stamp was every time I clicked on it by accident, and now I even know how to use it! I'm probably going to use this a lot more often on "rougher" looking photos from now on~

I never knew how to feather before, but I wish I had! I'm definitely going to use this a lot more from now on, when the need for a "soft"-edged picture calls. :)