Learn how to build lower thirds in Apple's Motion and publish them to Final Cut Pro.
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- Written by Peter Wiggins
Dylan Bates AKA The Final Cut Bro takes us on a 40 minute introductory tour of Apple's Motion.
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- Written by Peter Wiggins
We have all had that red 'T" onscreen at some point in Final Cut Pro. Here's a quick and easy fix.
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- Written by Helge Tjelta
CSV to Motn is an app for creating videos out of data from a CSV file. The app uses data from a CSV file and turns it into motn files, these can then be rendered with either Compressor or a droplet from Compressor.
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- Written by Mark Spencer
Use Apple's Motion to make an item appear onscreen as if it was being revealed by a travelling series of ink blots.
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- Written by Jordan Smith
When Jordan Smith needed to constantly reframe a conference speaker that had been shot in UHD, he made himself a simple 1080 Motion project to speed up the process.
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- Written by Mark Spencer
Fly through an asteroid field in space? Hard to build in Motion? Not when you can replicate and then spin 3D models.
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- Written by Peter Wiggins
Simple answer was up until today, no. This late discovery unlocks yet more power in Motion for the building of plugins for Final Cut Pro X.
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- Written by Fox Mahoney
Fox Mahoney has published some excellent Motion tutorials here on FCP.co. This time, he really takes the tools in Motion to a new level with this experiment in building custom behaviors. We learnt a lot.
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- Written by Anders Utterstrom
When Anders Utterstrom watched the opening ceremony of the 2016 Olympics from Rio, he had an idea. Could he recreate the Anthony Howe kinetic sculpture that accompanied the flame? Time to start experimenting with Apple's Morion and 3D objects!