The only think I could see that would be better, is to make them down loadable. I copied them anyway because they’re free, but downloading would have been easier.

I liked the “homey” touch I felt when you did not feel obligated to correct every little verbal stumble or error. That made it feel very user-friendly.

Thanks again for such a great service.

RE moving subjects and the rule of thirds. It’s very similar to what we call “nose room” in theatrical lighting with a follow-spot. For a relatively still actor, you always want them centered..no rule of thirds here… but when they are crossing, always have them walking into the center. Imagine the circle of your spotlight to have a line down the middle. Keep the moving actor’s nose on that line so that they are always walking to the center. If they turn back suddenly, switch sides with them. If they are switching back and forth rapidly you may have to compensate by making a larger circle so you have more margin to compensate, or in video, zoom back a little. Your rule of thirds for a moving subject does essentialy the same thing with a different reference point. Interesting.
Bill

Thanks a lot, keep up the great work!

I’m a novice at editing video and FCP.
Your videocasts are really amazing.
I’ve got so many inspirations.
Thank you!

(I’m Korean. In Korea, It’s so hard to get useful tips about FCP. Because MAC users are Less then 2% of whole computer users. I’m hungery such tips like your videocast)