Subtitles of the Movie

Throughout this tutorial I'll be referencing several images that I'd like you guys to follow along with and those are going to come from several different places. For those of you who have access to the Work Files folder which you'll find on CD you'll find a folder called images inside of there, those images will chances are be from my own digital camera so I'll be out there in the real world shooting images of all kinds of real things so that you can use in the tutorial. I'll also be using images from some of my past projects, from my clients, from my films, and that kind of thing so that you can have that kind of thing to work on that's from the real world and somebody actually you know, did for a client. And I'll also be using images from photospin.com, this is a really cool website that provides something called stock photography, stock photos, illustrations, fonts, there's a ton of things and you can see all up here in the title of this page. Photospin images will be referenced once I get to those in the tutorials so you'll know how to download them and something I want to bring up by the way, if you use a photospin image professionally you have to pay for it because these are not free, these are stock photography images taken by real photographers that can help to take a lot of the work out of your end of whatever you're doing for a client. So if you need for example a picture of people smiling or you want to do a cosmetic shot showing a skin product it's right here, just do a search for it, find what you're looking for and then pay the fee. Now of course find out more about how the pricing structure works by going to Photospin.com and well, that's all I really wanted to let you know so that you can find images that we'll be using in this tutorial.