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Final Cut Pro X Beyond the Basics, 2nd Edition

by Tom Wolsky

September 2017

Beginner

378 pages

9h 28m

English

Routledge

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What Is Editing?Why Do 1 Get to Write This Book?Who Should Read This Book?Where's the Media?
Optimizing Your Computer for FCPComing from Other ApplicationsA Look Around the ApplicationEditing ClipsSummary
PreferencesImportingRed RawSummary
Loading The MediaOrganizing MediaCollaboratingWorkspacesOrganizing ClipsKeywordsSmart CollectionsSummary

Loading the MediaLook Before You CutDynamic EditingContinuity EditingTrimmingSummary
Setting Up the ProjectRolesThe Split EditControlling LevelsPan SettingsEditing MusicTimeline IndexSynchronizing ClipsRecording AudioSummary
Setting Up the ProjectMaking the Multicam ClipEditing The Multicam ClipSummary
Setting Up the ProjectText StylesTitles3D Titles3D Titles in MotionCustom AnimationCompound TitlesStill ImagesSummary
Setting Up the MediaApplying an EffectVideo EffectsAudio EffectsRetimingStabilizationSummary
Color CorrectionSecondary CorrectionColor ContinuitySummary
Setting Up the ProjectTransformCropAnimationSplit ScreenMotion ControlMultilayer AnimationSummary
Setting Up the ProjectBlend ModesStencils and SilhouettesVideo In TextSummary
SharingWorking with CompressorArchivingSummary

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Chapter 10 Animating Images

Final Cut Pro has considerable capabilities for animating images, allowing you to move them around the screen, resize, crop, rotate, and distort them at will. All of these properties can be animated, which allows you to enhance your productions and create exciting, interesting, and artistic sequences.

Setting Up the Project

One more time, let’s begin by preparing the material that you’ll need. In this chapter, we’ll use the BB9 library. You can download it from the eResources section of the www.routledge.com/products/9781138735842 web page. This is the smallest library, as it contains only still images.