OT: Four new video tutorials on Adobe TV

Hi all,
Check out the following tutorials that were uploaded recently to Adobe TV. Feel free to reference to them when answering queries on the forum.
Explore Symbol Editing Mode and Nested Symbols (http://tv.adobe.com/watch/learn-edge-animate-cc/symbol-editing-mode-nested-symbols/)
Transition easing controls (http://tv.adobe.com/watch/learn-edge-animate-cc/transition-easing-controls/)
Editing Transitions (http://tv.adobe.com/watch/learn-edge-animate-cc/editing-transitions/)
Aligning, distributiong, and arranging elements (http://tv.adobe.com/watch/learn-edge-animate-cc/align-distribute-arrange-elements/)
Thanks,
Preran

nice links Bill.. thanks...
I'm such an old dog I personally would just use slates and mark paper ( script notes ) with what takes I like ( in old days called " print " ) and just load EVERYTHING into ppro and grab those takes from the 'everything' timeline to a ' good takes ' timeline.. and from there to a roughcut timeline...and then start getting serious about scrubbing through and really getting the best stuff from what I have in the whole thing.. it may be that a take I marked as 'print' is good except for one section where actor messed up line or facial expression or whatever, and I have to go to a take I didn't mark ' print' and use a portion of that along with the take I marked 'print' ( and figure out how to cut in there somewhere to make that happen ( ie.from coverage etc ). Probably some of the faster stuff done on location at 'events' and so on would be very useful though, and I can see how that would really speed things up.
Or maybe there are 3 cameras on a sitcom type thing and a video switcher is being used to dump that stuff into prelude and there are 'takes' being managed at that level ??  I don't know if that could happen with prelude.. but anyway, I'm sure there are cool ways to use it and those markers etc..
So thanks for that stuff...

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