Final Cut Pro is a fantastic product right out of the box but it is always good to know how to optimize it to make your editing faster and save time. In this article, we cover 5 easy ways to speed up your Final Cut Pro and edit faster. Change Read more…
If you can’t tell, I absolutely love editing in Final Cut Pro. I mean, this whole site is filled with tutorials on many different aspects of that software however one thing does bug me when it comes to using LUTs. Currently, you are unable to preview a LUT file without Read more…
Let me start off by stating that this is not going to be a ground-breaking technique to learn but it can come in handy if you want to speed up your workflow. This is especially useful if you are always adding the same types of content to your videos. In Read more…
One main feature that has always been missing from Final Cut Pro X is Object/Motion Tracking. Other programs such as Adobe Premiere have had this feature baked in for a while and the only way to do it in FCPX was to purchase a third-party plugin from sites such as Read more…
NEW Neural Filter: Landscape Mixer Back in the October 2020 release of Photoshop (Photoshop version 22.0) Adobe added a new filter menu called Neural Filters. Most of these filters, especially the ones initially released, were still in beta but now they are started to roll out these filter for main Read more…
In this super quick and easy Final Cut Pro X tutorial, I’ll show you how you can take pretty much any scene and quickly add fireworks bursting in the sky. This tutorial was centered around the U.S. Fourth of July Holiday but obviously you can use the technique for any Read more…
Color grading your video footage and be difficult for beginner editors. Especially when you see all of those Hollywood movies that seem to have impossibly beautiful colors and tones but it really is easy when you start to understand it. This is why I have decided to start a new Read more…
On occasion you might need to take a video that was shot in the daytime and convert it into a night scene. This is done more often than you might think, even in bigger budget Hollywood movies and tv shows. Sometimes it is glaringly obvious if you know what to Read more…
Many editors know of the typical project dimensions such as 1920×1080 (1080 HD) and 3840×2160 (4K) but did you know you can also create custom resolutions as well. This is great for projects such as social media and for vertical video. One of the most popular uses would be for Read more…
Many beginner/novice wannabe filmmakers think you have to have the biggest budget, the best equipment, and a huge crew to make a short-film. This couldn’t be farther from the truth. All you really need is a little bit of patience and a great story. Here is a list of 6 Read more…