ShūBa̱ckSabbatai Zevi (Shabbetai Tzvi), in the 17th Century, united Jews in an unprecedented fashion, renowned as the Messiah. How did he become popular? And how did it all end?
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This is part of a longer series on Jewish History, which I directed for BimBam.
Sabbatai Zevi: The Messiah who almost brought down JudaismShūBa̱ck2021-01-15 | Sabbatai Zevi (Shabbetai Tzvi), in the 17th Century, united Jews in an unprecedented fashion, renowned as the Messiah. How did he become popular? And how did it all end?
If you'd like to support me in making more, please simply leave a comment. Hearing how people are using this video and what you learned makes a huge difference in motivating me to keep creating.
This is part of a longer series on Jewish History, which I directed for BimBam.
How Reform, Conservative, and Orthodox Judaism Began youtu.be/zUNpC9Vjftg2023 Motion Design ReelShūBa̱ck2023-10-03 | A very quick overview of the videos I've helped create this year.
Shots are copyright Johnny Harris, except at end where I did a few for the Wall Street Journal. All motion is my own. Except in a couple of spots, nearly all of the designs are as well.
I'll create a full breakdown when I have the time.
Music is Zimmz by Sinematic8 Mostly Forgotten Mythical BeastsShūBa̱ck2022-10-18 | Plucked from the pages of hundreds of Bestiaries, here are the most ridiculous mythical creatures that most people have never heard of.
Thank you to ----------------------- School of Motion http://schoolofmotion.com For helping connect me with these collaborators and all of their fantastic motion graphic courses.
David Badke bestiary.ca For collecting thousands of images of the various beasts into a single location, without which this video would have been not nearly as expansive.
Creative Commons "Buzzing, Electric Lamp, A.wav" by InspectorJ (www.jshaw.co.uk) of Freesound.orgWhy are Medieval Maps so Weird?ShūBa̱ck2022-09-28 | The Hereford Map and other Mappae Mundi are ridiculous looking world maps. They're often used to poke fun of Medieval Europeans. But they were made with a very specific purpose in mind, at a time when the shape of the world was known. So, why do they exist?
For a deeper understanding of the Hereford Map, check out David Woodward's full chapter on Mappaemundi: https://press.uchicago.edu/books/HOC/HOC_V1/HOC_VOLUME1_chapter18.pdf
Woodward's chapter is part of a larger series, all available online on the History of Cartography: https://press.uchicago.edu/books/HOC/index.html
--------- 0:00 - How people used to Imagine the World 0:29 - Understanding the Hereford Map 1:00 - The History of Mappae Mundi 2:11 - The Stories of the Hereford Map 3:48 - The Purpose of World Maps in the Medieval Ages
------------ Thank you to all of those who shared their images and sound effects under a Creative Commons License:
"Ambience, London Waterloo Train Station.wav" by InspectorJ (www.jshaw.co.uk) of Freesound.orgThe first Transit Map: Long Before the Tube MapShūBa̱ck2022-08-09 | The Tabula Peutingeriana (Peutinger Map) goes all the way back to the Roman Empire and is the very first full transit map known to exist. When was it made? Why was it made? And what does it reveal?
---------- Professor Richard Talbert's Website on the Peutinger Map Includes an interactive Peutinger Map and high quality plates of many of the images seen in this video cambridge.org/us/talbert
Thank you to Alireza Khounani for helping fact check. All mistakes are my own, despite his best efforts to set me straight. https://isaw.nyu.edu/people/students/alireza-khounani
--------- 0:00 - The Oldest Modern Transit Map 0:30 - The Oldest Transit Map of All Time 1:55 - Is the Peutinger Map really a Transit map? 3:25 - How old is the Peutinger Map? 4:47 - Propaganda in the Roman World 5:44 - The Purpose of Maps
--------- OmnesViae: Roman Route Planner, based largely off of the Peutinger Map omnesviae.org
Orbis: The Stanford Geospatial Network Model of the Roman World https://orbis.stanford.edu
Dr. Michael Rathmann's Database of all elements on the Tabula Peutingeriana https://tp-online.ku.de/index_en.php
Ambience, London Waterloo Train Station.wav by InpectorJ freesound.org/people/InspectorJ/sounds/394411Origin of the World MapShūBa̱ck2022-05-19 | What did people used to think the world looked like? From the beginning of human history to right before the age of exploration, how were world maps created?
This goes from Anaximander to the Catalan Atlas in 1375.
0:00 - Why Do Maps Matter? 0:49 - The Prehistory of World Maps 1:06 - The Earliest Explorers 1:47 - Strabo & the Ancient Greek Cartographers 2:12 - Ptolemy: Latitude, Longitude & Indexing the World 2:56 - al-Idrisi: How Muslims rediscovered the Lost Maps 4:06 - Mappa Mundis in the Christian World 4:25 - Windrose Lines & the Invention of the compass 5:12 - The Catalan Atlas of 1375Making YouTube videos for a living: Educational Video DirectorShūBa̱ck2020-06-29 | Here's how I got into making videos full time, and the sorts of videos I make as an educational video director.
Music at intro and outro by Elijah Aaron, sampled from the background music he made for the Jewish history videos. elijahaaron.com/home
Many artists were involved in creating the various pieces and are individually attributed on each video.The 35 Photoshop Panels: A Quick Once OverShūBa̱ck2020-05-29 | Here's a run through of every panel inside of Photoshop's Window dropdown, to help you get a better context of both what the program is capable of, and where its limits lie.How to Use Free Transform like a Pro in Photoshop CC 2020ShūBa̱ck2020-05-21 | All of the ins and outs of using the Transform Tool, starting with the basics, and going through the far more advanced methods, shortcuts, and techniques.
This is minute mask tip 9 of 10. It shows how to soften the edge on a section of your mask, rather than on all of your mask at once. It allows for incredibly fine controls on your mask edge. Admittedly this one runs a bit more than a minute. I got started and wanted to pack in a bit more.
This is minute mask Tip 7 of 10. It shows how fix color spill an issue that happens when your selection's edge color is off due to reflecting the original background.
This is minute mask Tip 4 of 10. It quickly runs through the keyboard shortcuts, hopefully not too quickly to digest. The full class spends more time on each one.
The next minute tip shows how to combine these shortcuts to select out hair.
Photoshop Masks are a powerful way to get very precise selections. This is a section from a larger class, "How to Use Masks in Photoshop: From Beginner to Expert in less than two hours."
In this video I'll walk you through what is a mask, and all of the different ways to create and start manipulating them in PhotoshopHow the months got their namesShūBa̱ck2020-02-20 | A quick primer on how each of the months got their names, from the Roman gods to the ancient rulers.Making An Animated PoemShūBa̱ck2019-04-12 | In this piece, I talk about what went into going from a clip of audio recorded in an iPhone to a final animated piece and the general process of developing any final animation.How I Ran a Video ContestShūBa̱ck2019-04-05 | Here's how I turned a very loose project description and budget into four impressive videos. Scheduling. Coordinating. Hiring. Marketing. All the boring stuff, honestly, that's absolutely crucial, and not enough people talk about.Four Hour Photoshop Crash CourseShūBa̱ck2018-11-17 | If this helped, and you'd like to thank me: buymeacoffee.com/Shuback
Part 1 - Understanding the Basics 03:03 – 1.1 Simplifying the Workspace 05:37 – 1.2 Major Shortcut Keys 11:17 – 1.3 Adding Text 16:48 – 1.4 Adding an Image and Using the Transform Tool 20:08 – 1.5 Auto Select Check Box
Part 2 - Layers 21:23 – 2.1 Understanding Layers 25:40 – 2.2 Aligning Layers 29:58 – 2.3 Multiple Undos with the History Panel (& Without it in CC) 30:48 – 2.4 Smart Objects v. Normal Layers 36:59 – 2.5 Canvas Size v. Image Size 39:34 – 2.6 Duplicate with Alt 42:15 – 2.7 Flipping Layers 44:44 – 2.8 Transform Tool Modifiers 46:28 – 2.9 Linking Layers 48:11 – 2.10 Grouping Layers 48:39 – 2.11 Linking Groups 50:00 – 2.12 Unmerge Layers 54:41 – 2.13 Split an Image in Half 57:32 – 2.14 Adding Color Squares 1:03:49 - 2.15 – Layers Wrap Up
Part 3 – Selection 1:04:22 – 3.1 Magic Wand Basics 1:08:48 – 3.2 Lasso Tool Basics 1:12:33 – 3.3 Problem Solving 1:14:41 – 3.4 Advanced Magic Wand 1:19:09 – 3.5 Tweaking Selections 1:23:59 – 3.6 Polygonal Lasso Tool 1:25:35 – 3.7 Magnetic Lasso Tool 1:28:08 – 3.8 Quick Selection Tool 1:29:03 – 3.9 Advanced Tweaking Selections 1:31:01 – 3.10 Background Layer 1:31:34 – 3.11 Using the Selection 1:34:12 – 3.12 Color Range 1:37:53 – 3.13 Refining the Hair Selection 1:39:58 – 3.14 An Image Sandwich 1:43:34 – 3.15 CC Auto Selection Feature
Part 4 - Color Correction 1:44:05 – 4.1 Basic Color Correction 1:48:26 – 4.2 The Three Dimensions of Color 1:51:43 – 4.3 Curves Basics 1:55:49 – 4.4 Beyond Curves Auto 1:59:30 – 4.5 Curves Advanced 2:11:09 – 4.6 Shifting A Selections Color 2:15:09 – 4.7 Painting in the Color 2:21:56 – 4.8 Painting in More Color 2:26:35 – 4.9 Black and White 2:29:47 – 4.10 Color Correction Wrap Up
Part 6 – Beauty Retouching 3:07:23 – 6.1 Removing Wrinkles 3:14:41 – 6.2 Resizing Body Parts 3:21:25 – 6.3 Smoothing Skin 3:25:14 – 6.4 Original Fix 3:26:32 – 6.5 Fixing Bloodshot Eyes 3:28:56 – 6.6 The Crop Tool
Part 7 - Compositing 3:30:45 – 7.1 Isolate Objects 3:39:39 – 7.2 Combine Objects 3:42:06 – 7.3 Zipping up the Ideas 3:46:53 – 7.4 Removing a Person 3:55:03 – 7.5 Adding in a Person
Part 8 - Conclusion 4:04:20 – 8.1 What's Next?Making a Title Sequence in a DayShūBa̱ck2012-08-06 | Going through the steps involved in creating a title sequence from the idea to the final execution, using Photoshop, After Effects, and (gasp) actual ink and paper. From research to revisions to God knows what else. This Western Credit Crawl was created in a ten hour period for the Los Angeles 48 Hour Film CompetitionHow to Use the Lasso Tool In PhotoshopShūBa̱ck2012-05-07 | Photoshop CS6 Crash Course : http://www.udemy.com/photoshop-cs6-crash-course
General Tips on working with the polygonal lasso, free form lasso, and magnetic lasso tool.
How to use the Eraser Tool in Photoshop, as well as the Background Eraser and Magic Eraser. But for the record, please don't use the magic Eraser. It's even less magical than the magic wand, which in itself is a far cry from Harry Potter.
I'll be honest. I'm not a huge fan of the history brush. It promotes destructive editing, and hence laziness. Also, it's a needlessly confusing tool. Especially now that you can start switching around the order of past actions. To those who use it, great - but for the rest of us normals, it's best to keep things simple and not start muddling with the the time stream.
The healing brush works a lot like the stamp tool, only it automates some of the color correction. This also covers red eye removal, the patch tool, and the auto move tool.
I give free 1-on-1 lessons in order to refine my future courses. Add yourself to my newsletter to get emailed when I'm looking for new students: http://eepurl.com/gXjWsPUnderstanding Channels in PhotoshopShūBa̱ck2012-03-28 | What are channels?
An explanation of what channels are, and how to use them in Photoshop CS6. Covering RGB, CMYK, and LAB color modes, as well as using channels with masks, with curves, and in converting to black and white.
Mostly, it just explains what channels are and how they're the very fundamental building block of how Photoshop works.Harsh Realities: A tragic Tetris TaleShūBa̱ck2006-11-13 | This was my very first animation. If you're curious of how far I've come since 2004, check out http://jeremyshuback.com