In the follow-up to the first Apple Motion tutorial on rain, Simon Ubsdell builds a realistic rainy scene.
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- Written by Peter Wiggins
Learn how to build lower thirds in Apple's Motion and publish them to Final Cut Pro.
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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.