This is the beginning of a series on creating your own custom transitions in Vegas. In part one, we’re going to use a still image to cover up our cut and animate that still using Bezier masking and Vegas’ native transitions.

In part one of this series on creating custom transitions in Sony Vegas, we used Bezier masking and standard transitions to “close” a still image over one clip and then open it again to reveal a new clip.

This tutorial is part of a series on creating custom transitions in Sony Vegas. In part one, created a transition that “closes” an image over one clip and then opens to reveal a new clip

A tutorial for Sony Vegas on how to make your screen shake. Very basic effect.

This tutorial will show you how to use the 3D Panning options in Sony Vegas.

Quick new way to get drawing effects in Sony Vegas

Well, here’s a quick and easy method for making an attractive slideshow in Sony Vegas Pro or Sony Vegas Movie Studio without those empty gutters.

This tutorial will get you up and running in one of the more basic methods in creating your own transitions.