Effects
The 'Top Gear' Effect
- by Jude Cotter
NEW
Motion 3 - Photoshop Prep for 3D Animation (Movie)
- by Mark Spencer
NEW
Creating that Cartoon Effect
- by Steve Douglas
The Blank Canvas Building an Animated Bumper
- by Jude Cotter
Final Cut Pro - In the Spotlight (Movie)
- by Steve Martin
Cops Revisited - Motion Tutorial (Movie)
- by Steve Martin
Cops Redux Using Final Cut Pro
- by Ken Stone
Colour My World: Repairing and styling colour, featuring 'The Grading Sweet.'
- by Jude Cotter
Final Cut Pro - Animated Text Highlight (Movie)
- by Steve Martin
Too Darn Hot - Fixing exposure problems in FCP
- by Ben Bryant
Mapping Effects To Key Commands In Final Cut
- by Andrew Balis
Speed Changes using Match Frame (Movie)
- by Estelle McGechie for Ripple Training
Using Match Hue in FCP 5
- by Andrew Balis
Speed changes, Motion, and Final Cut Studio
- by Mark Spencer
Understanding Real-Time And Rendering In FCP 4
- by Andrew Balis
How To Create the 'Pleasantville' Effect in Final Cut Pro
- by Darrin Sayewich
Grad Filter Effects
- by Andrew Balis
It's Alive! How to Make Cut-Out Animations in FCP.
- by Jude Cotter
The Sliding Filter Trick
- Andrew Balis
Chroma Keying in Final Cut Pro HD
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by Kevin Monahan
Anchor Point Effects In FCP
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by Andrew Balis
Great Titles with the DV Codec
- by Philip Hodgetts
The New Chroma Key Filter for FCP 3
- by Charles Roberts
Keyframing in Final Cut Pro - Ken Stone
Understanding 16:9 in Final Cut Pro - by Kevin Monahan
Motion Paths and the Bezier Handle in FCP
- Ken Stone
Color Correction/Finishing in FCP 4
- by Andrew Balis
Using Composite Mode in FCP
- Ken Stone
Travel Mattes Alpha and Luma and the Alpha Channel
- Ken Stone
Mattes and Masks in Final Cut Pro
- Ken Stone
Compositing in FCP: A basic guide to building a 'virtual set'
- Phil Ashby
Picture in Picture, Animation, and Split Screen
- Ken Stone
Creating a "Chalkboard Animation" look with your video!
- by Shawn Dunn
How to do a Pan and Scan in FCP
- Ken Stone
The "Queer Eye" Effect
- by Jude Cotter
QuickView - Final Cut Pro 3 - by Ken Stone
How to Create a 3D logo "Bug."
- by Philip Hodgetts
How to Create a Custom Transition in Final Cut Pro with BCC
- by Darrin Sayewich
Graffiti 2 - Cube Spin
- Ken Stone
Chroma Key Basics for DV Guerrillas - Part 1.
Charles Roberts
Chroma Key Basics for DV Guerrillas - Part 2.
Charles Roberts
Back to Basics - How the Create a Motion Path
- by Darrin Sayewich
Color Correction/Finishing in FCP 3 - by Andrew Balis
ColorTheory and ColorTheory DV
Application for generating color schemes - Charles Roberts
Filters and Generators
The New Boris Calligraphy Titling Tools in Final Cut Pro 5
- by Andrew Balis
Glow Video, Glow
- Creating Boris Glow Effects - Tim Wilson
Boris Calligraphy: Text Generators for Final Cut Pro 3
- Ken Stone
A Very Mixed Bag
Additional Effects Filters, Blur, Border, Sharpen and Video
- Ken Stone
Using the Distortion Filters in FCP
- Ken Stone
Using the Stylize Filters in FCP
- Ken Stone
Perspective Filters in FCP
- Ken Stone
Using Matte Filters in FCP
- Ken Stone
Using the Channel Filters in FCP
- Ken Stone
Image Control Filters in FCP
- Ken Stone
Using the Text Generators in FCP
- Ken Stone
Flying Type in Final Cut Pro
- Ken Stone
Setting Type in FCP
'Lower Third' Text Generator
- Phil Ashby
Photoshop
Animating Photos
- Dale Ellis
Animating a Cutout with an Inside Drop Shadow
- Dale Ellis
Preparing Photoshop files for FCP
- Ken Stone
Photoshop Titles
- Tom Wolsky
Sizing and Scanning Photographs in PS for import into FCP
- Ken Stone
TypeStyler and Final Cut Pro
- Ken Stone
Creating Your Own FCP Countdown
- Ian Sutherland
Photoshop Credit Rolls and Text Crawls for FCP
Ken Stone
Preparing Images in Photoshop for Import into Final Cut Pro
Ken Stone
Exporting Stills from Final Cut Pro to Photoshop
Ken Stone
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