Overview
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Learn how to use Final Cut Pro X to build your own 2D and 3D titles and effects.
Syllabus
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Introduction
- Welcome
- What you should know before watching this course
- Using the exercise files
- Exploring the Titles sidebar
- Changing a title's basic format parameters
- Changing a title's style attributes
- Replacing a title
- Working and saving 2D styles
- Adding and duplicating lower thirds
- Working with credits
- Finding and replacing title text
- Working with placeholders
- Working with custom text for animation
- Working with knock out text
- Working with a basic 3D text template
- Working with a single material
- Understanding substances
- Working with lighting and environment
- Working with multiple materials, part 1
- Working with multiple materials, part 2
- Working with custom 3D for animation
- Working and saving 3D styles
- 3D 360 text
- Adjusting transform settings
- Adjusting crop
- Working With stills and Ken Burns
- Exploring the transitions library
- Applying multiple transitions
- Adding and customizing transitions
- Reorient tool
- Exploring the retime editor
- Speeding up and slowing down a clip
- Reversing a clip
- Working with speed presets
- Creating hold frames
- Creating variable speed changes with Blade Speed
- Stabilizing a clip
- Working with high frame rate footage
- Skimming and previewing effects
- Adding effects to clips
- Changing effects parameters
- Saving effect presets
- Assigning effects to keyboard shortcuts
- Keyframing an effect in the Inspector
- Working with keyframes in the Timeline
- Adding masks
- Applying multiple effects and switching effect order
- Working with stylistic effects and blend modes
- 360 effects
- Working with generators and themes, part 1
- Working with generators and themes, part 2
- Bringing a generator from motion to FCPX
- Creating your own generator in Motion, part 1
- Creating your own generator in Motion, part 2
- Testing the Motion generator in Final Cut Pro
- Looking at built-in audio controls
- Making automatic audio adjustments
- Adjusting Pan
- Working with EQ
- Working With pitch
- Designing spaces
- Working with distortion and delay effects
- Next steps
