Did you know that Motion 5 is Final Cut Pro X's special effects farm? They're brother and sister programs designed to work together. In this tutorial you learn how to create all kinds of original Motion 5 effects templates that magically appear as presets right in FCP X!
Ben Balser grew up doing media production and music composition from a very early age. He founded the Louisiana Cajun Cutters FCP users group and runs the FinalCutProX.guru website.
Apple Certified Motion 5 trainer Ben Balser is back with another great macProVideo tutorial. What makes this collection of videos so interesting is that they're actually a series of Motion 5 design workshops! You'll quickly learn how to create a library of original Motion templates that can be used right from within Final Cut Pro X AND, as a bonus, discover and examine the underlying concepts that power their design!
From transitions, effects, generators and replicators to titles, Ben takes you through several workshops where he explains the "how-to" in creating Motion templates. Throughout this process you'll also learn the "why" behind designing creative FX and then see how to build and incorporate them in your FCP X projects.
Next up is a series of videos focusing on design: Here you'll discover the art behind creating text, the science that applies to color and the theory behind creating lines. You'll then learn the how and why behind balancing your creations within the canvas.
So if you're tired of using stock transitions and effects and want to infuse your FCP X projects with your own look and feel, check out this tutorial and see what FCP X's inexpensive sister program, Motion 5, can bring to the party!
Bend Balser gives more than just instructions in this Motion 5 tutorial he gave insight from knowledge gained thru experience, invaluable!
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Kenny T wrote on August 18, 2013
Practicals. Yes. Please create more of these. The process is much clearer now. The series gets better and better. Thanks again MPV.
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Barry wrote on February 7, 2013
Outstanding presentation - Ben 'opened' several Motion 5 doors for me during the course. The course is recommended for all users. Beginners will learn a lot of new information and experienced users will refine their skills. I will be looking for other courses by Ben Baiser.
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Barry Willcock wrote on March 26, 2012
Excellent - a fairly complex process but made quite manageable thanks to first class presentation and choice of example