where can i learn to shake?

[richmon22]

so ya, i would like to find some good tutorials on shake. i really don't mind paying but would rather not. well if you know any good tute site, even books, it would be greatly appreciated.

thanks,
Rich

 

[GoCubsGo]

The thread title is so misleading.... in a sort of dirty way.

 

[puckhead193]

i heard the apple book is pretty good

 

[PkennethV]

I learned FCP on http://www.lynda.com
but they have training videos on all sorts of programs (including shake). $25 a month, a little cheaper anualy.

 

[richmon22]

I learned FCP on http://www.lynda.com
but they have training videos on all sorts of programs (including shake). $25 a month, a little cheaper anualy.

thanks i think ill use it. i looks like he has not cover things like keying and rotoscoping yet thoe.
I may be able to use lynda then guess at it from there.
but if there is a site that has that that you know of i would appreciate it.

 

[bigbossbmb]

get the Apple Pro Training series book... it'll teach you everything you need to start out.

 

[P-Worm]

The tutorials that come with Shake as well as the Apple Pro Training book are excellent. I picked up the Apple Pro Training book at my school's library. Your local library might not have the book, but you might want to give it a try.

P-Worm

 

[jayeskreezy]

apple procare at the apple store

 

[richmon22]

apple procare at the apple store

dose this give tutes or is that for just technical questions?
and i herd that the sopped with that fore shake.
but then again i could be wrond

 

[speakerwizard]

pro care is one on one tuition on any apple software. hour a week for a year

 

[jayeskreezy]

dose this give tutes or is that for just technical questions?
and i herd that the sopped with that fore shake.
but then again i could be wrond

shake is still available and it's 1v1

 

[iPhil]

The thread title is so misleading.... in a sort of dirty way.

I thought that too @ first ... then saw the forum section..



Shake is done @ Studio 54 ..