How to create CV according to the job post

 

How to create a CV according to the job post

 

Have you ever wondered how to create a cv according to a post in Adobe Photoshop? It doesn't seem like it is easy, but not a lot of people think about this because they don't want to spend time on such things. So here I want to tell you what happens if you use the right way when creating a cv and how to make the best use of your computer.

Why it's important?

When you have two videos to show in one Photoshop file, it can be very difficult to separate them. This is why it's good to separate these two files into different folders. If you do this automatically, you'll get a great video and a bad image. As long as you have separate folders for two video files, both will look like the same thing.

You can split your video by just clicking and dragging. The first thing you need to do is open up your folder with Photoshop and select where you want to save new video files. Then press Ctrl + P and pick all the video files that you're going to have, then move the cursor down to the bottom left corner of each of those folders and click Split. You will see your video files are in 2 different folders: The main video folder and the Video folder. Then you can go through your main video folder to find the videos that you need. After finding all the videos you need, move the cursor down to the upper right corner of the screen and right-click on any video by name, and choose the Open folder. Your video files will now appear in your Video folder. In the Video folder, search and select your video named Video 1 and drag it into Image 1 to display it on your desktop screen. Now let's do the same for Video 2 (or whatever it is) and repeat the whole process. Once you finish uploading every video, you should see a video with proper frame rates and audio.

To create any type of video you need to follow some helpful tips. Here's an example of how to upload your images:

Step 1

First of all, you need to decide whether or not you do a background of your video or the background of your app (you need one). You will also need to figure out how many layers you'll need for your video, so you'll probably need 100+ (or more depending on the size of your video). Once you know how much you need, then you can move on with the rest of the step as a normal workflow. Once you've decided, keep it handy on your desk and use it only when needed throughout the entire project. Remember to change your document background whenever necessary.

Step 2

After choosing the preferred background of your choice, you need to add another layer using one of these two options: Layer 2 from your background/app background and fill up the top left area. Here's how to add a background layer:

Step 3

After you selected the content that is in your video file, now you need to upload your frames. So what is the process of adding frames to your video? There are three layers you must add to this video: Layers, Background, and Transitions. You need to put the frames at the beginning of the Layers, so you won't need to worry about changing the order because your frame is already there at the top of the Layers. That was the most common video processing method used before Photoshop. To upload your frames:

Step 4

The next step is to add the background of your video. Here's how to add layers to the video:

Step 6

Now it's time to get started on making the transitions! With the help of Lightroom you can easily create this effect in seconds, and make sure your video looks like it belongs to itself. All it takes is creating an umbrella filter effect between shots; even though they'll always work together, sometimes you may want to switch between shots in small chunks. Just follow this simple rule as often as possible to make your video look nice. The next layer you need to add will be the transpose layer between shots:

Step 7

The last step is to create the final product by editing and saving the Final Output. Just remember to start over again, and once you finish you can download any video you want to edit. And this time it's not too hard to set up. It's time to create our own original designs and start putting away the old ones. Let's make our logo:

And here it goes! We made it! Thank you very much for reading, I hope I've helped you and given you some useful tips that will help you in your further projects!