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In Love with Final Cut Pro

This will be a story that is familiar to many. Joaquin has progressed from a very early…
In Love with Final Cut Pro

FCPX & Editing Tutorials

Motion & Graphics Tutorials

Podcasts & Live Shows

User Stories

2017: A Year in Moving Images

If 2017 made you want to run into a movie theatre and hide, you aren't alone. Luckily,…
2017: A Year in Moving Images

In-Depth Tutorials

Demystifying Final Cut Pro XMLs by Philip Hodgetts and Gregory Clarke

XML is an acronym that gets used a lot in editing and the transfer of media in the FCPX ecosystem. But what exactly is XML?, how is it used and how can you begin to understand the power of the plain text language? Workflow experts Philip Hodgetts and Greg Clarke start with the basics of XML and…

We built a pool! Publishing animating Motion textures to Final Cut Pro X

Want moving textures in Final Cut Pro X? Plugin building expert Fox Mahoney shows us how to construct a moving water texture in Motion and publish it to FCPX. Great knowledge that will extend the capabilities of 3D text even further. Link to the free finished moving water texture generator plugin…
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Big Sur & Apple Silicon

Alex Gollner Looks Back at FCP & Apple in 2020

As we celebrate the end of 2020, it is time to look back at the highlights in the world of Final Cut over the last 12 months. It was a year of a flurry of software updates from the Final Cut team plus many hardware updates from Apple. It also saw an…
Alex Gollner Looks Back at FCP & Apple in 2020

Mobile Creator

Smart Phone Studio and Final Cut Pro X Go to Duluth

What’s the fastest way to learn filmmaking? Get a bunch of iPhones, Macbooks, Final Cut Pro X and Filmic Pro, a ton of mobile filmmaking gear, and go make some movies together. That’s what they did at PBS station WDSE in Duluth, Minnesota with Cirina Catania,…
Smart Phone Studio and Final Cut Pro X Go to Duluth

Cinevate Rigs and a brave cameraman

This short piece would surely upset the health and safety people so we better keep it hush hush. Still it just shows you what a bit of invention and a lot of balls can do! 

The video was shot by the Internal Combustion Group shot and features some fast cars and yet another brave cameraman. You can see him hanging on for dear life while sporting a Cinevate custom rig that he configured himself.

The custom rig used integrates a GoPro, a Cyclops DSLR Viewfinder and a Cinevate custom DSLR Rig.

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