Help your client achieve the music that matches the vision for their brand, by assessing their needs and turning them into a compelling musical score for their commercial.

Start your own podcast. Learn the basics of setting up, recording, and producing a podcast with inexpensive equipment and software.

Learn how to start your own podcast. Podcasting is a cost-effective way to connect with targeted audiences and even extend the reach of an existing publisher. This course provides proven tips for producing professional, high-quality audio and video podcasts on any budget. Instructor Rich Harrington—a veteran podcast producer and host—starts with a basic overview of what podcasting is. He then provides preproduction strategies that will help you identify business opportunities, find your niche, and create a basic outline for your show. He also compares the benefits and drawbacks of audio and video podcasting and screencasting, and shows how to set up a studio for recording—allowing you to get up and running in less than a day! Then discover techniques for recording and editing podcasts and screencasts on Mac and Windows, hosting your files, and testing and optimizing your feed. Plus, get tips on tracking your performance and promoting your podcast to the world.

This course was created by Rhed Pixel. We are pleased to offer this training in our library.

Learn how to start a podcast. Rich Harrington shows how to set up your studio or computer, record audio and video, edit your podcast, and publish it on an RSS feed.

Do you need to create a tutorial, a website walk-through, or a business presentation? How do you make sure it’s high quality and easy to view? In this course, instructor Richard Harrington steps through the entire process of producing screencast videos on a Mac. Richard begins with an overview of what a screencast is, reasons you might need to create one, and how to distribute a screencast you have created. He explains the gear you’ll need to create screencasts with great production values and shows you how to get ready for your screencast by cleaning up your desktop and menu bar, setting resolution and audio to optimal levels, and more. Richard presents several recommended tools for recording your screen, including recommendations for recording an iPhone screen. He goes over planning, recording, and editing your screencast, then shows you how to export it for different delivery methods.

Note: This course was created by RHED Pixel. We are pleased to host this training in our library.

Do you need to create a tutorial, a website walk-through, or a business presentation? How do you make sure it’s high quality and easy to view? It’s increasingly important to be able to show people what you’re doing on a computer screen. In this course, instructor Richard Harrington steps through the entire process of producing screencast videos on a PC, from planning and production to editing and output. Richard begins with an overview of what a screencast is and reasons you might need to create one. He explains the gear you’ll need to create screencasts with great production values and shows you how to get ready for your screencast by cleaning up your desktop, setting resolution and audio to optimal levels, and more. Richard presents several recommended tools for recording your screen. He goes over planning, recording, and editing your screencast, then shows you how to export it for different delivery methods.

Note: This course was created by RHED Pixel. We are pleased to host this training in our library.

Turn a CAD concept model into something functional and ready for product rendering and manufacture.

Transform product designs that start as rough sketches into polished CAD drawings, with Photoshop, Rhino, and Illustrator.

Learn how to approach each stage in product innovation, from identifying problems to launching and scaling. Explore strategies and tools that help create innovative products.

Explore the role and responsibilities of a product manager. Learn what product management is, what a product manager does, and how to manage the product life cycle.

Get tips, tricks, and insights to maximize your time, energy, and focus, in this series for product managers.

Learn how to build a product roadmap to prioritize products and features and align stakeholders in your organization.

Learn how to develop an effective product strategy. Walk through a step-by-step process for creating a smart, thoughtful strategy and how to build support for it.

Learn the essentials of product marketing. Discover how to strategically create and launch products that align with your customers' wants and needs.

Explores the creative and technical decisions involved in photographing textiles.

Learn how to style, light, and photograph jewelry, from rings to watches and more.

Explore a complete process for creating a stylish product presentation. Learn how to tackle modeling, create lights and materials, and composite render passes.

Introduces advanced features of the CINEMA 4D rendering and lighting toolsets.

Everyone has moments of being on fire with creativity, but often the time of being in the state of creative flow is all too short. Additionally, sometimes we get stuck: we lack inspiration, our creative confidence wanes, and the generation of ideas comes to a standstill. It’s great when creative inspirations strike like bolts of lighting, but that’s the problem—they hit seemingly at random. So how do you access creative states when you need them? In this course, Denise Jacobs shows you that creativity is a skill, one that you need to first learn then repeat over and over. And, much like elite athletes, creatives need to exercise discipline to be able to get into the “zone” at will and produce consistently great results. Denise explores ideas and practices for regularly gathering sources of inspiration, eliminating blocks to more easily access creative states, prolong them, and leverage their power to develop and execute great work.

What does it mean to be a productive leader? In this course, instructor Dave Crenshaw takes on the topics of productivity and leadership, showing that they are deeply connected and demonstrating how to excel at both. Dave shares tips and techniques gleaned from his 20+ years of experience coaching and consulting leaders from around the world. He explains that leadership is about developing the best in others and creating other productive leaders. He shares strategies for prioritizing actions and results, training others to succeed, providing consistent, unwavering accountability, and more.

This course was created by Dave Crenshaw and Invaluable Inc. We are pleased to offer this training in our library.