Please click ✅ LIKE, ▶️ SUBSCRIBE, & Click the Bell 🛎 so you will be notified when new lessons are released. You can download the Free course material to work: /freecoursematerial yc7vz7f6Īll The 🎬 Final Cut Pro Lessons are at: /ycxyhyq7 This Lesson is part of the 🎬 Final Cut Pro ADVANCED Course. Save time searching through Youtube and get an instant answer, on your computer, with personal one-on-one tuition.įast & Easy Final Cut Playlist: /playlist?list=PLP6q-YgX0RNKtW2H62-0c6Y8N9igToFzb
These YouTube tutorials are great for learning Final Cut, but your questions don’t always get answered in a prerecorded tutorial. I’m Bruce Macbryde and my goal is to improve your knowledge and speed up your workflow in Final Cut Pro. Move to more than one location an image: 4:38 Use these TIMESTAMPS: to jump directly to the time in the video.⏰Įase-in and Ease-out, Ease-in, Ease-out, Linear: 2:59 One-on-One personal tuition: /trainingrequest If you enjoyed this video and would like to just BUY ME A ☕️ COFFEE, as a thank-you: /trainingfcp - thank you for your support 👍įREE EMAIL SUPPORT for Final Cut Pro: /support-page THE BEGINNER'S VIDEO EDITING GUIDE: /videoeditguide
UpScale Video to 8k - Topaz Video Enhance AI: /video-enhance-ai/ref/835/Ĭheck out these BASIC EDITING TIPS: /basic-editing-tips In this video, I'll show you a virtually unknown way to use the Ken Burns effect, to move to several different places in the photo, and that's all without using Keyframes.Īt the end of the tutorial, I'll give you some more tips on how to control Ken Burns. You can also use the Ken Burns effect on video clips so that you can zoom into important parts of the clip. WATCH NEXT: Crop Video without losing quality. This video is everything you need to know about the Ken Burns effect, which is the quickest way of adding movement to still images, so they look like video clips.
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