Several people have asked me how to have multiple video clips appear on the same screen at the same time. This video answers that question.

If you want to do something like the “24 effect” or simply create additional visual interest by having several video clips appear simultaneously, I think you’ll find this video helpful.

Enjoy!

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In this video I do something a little different. I show you some old video clips and critique them along the way.

These are clips from when I was just getting started with video, before I became a student of it.

In other words, there’s a lot to criticize about them!

My hope is that by watching them and talking about what could be better, you’ll get some ideas that will help you improve your own video.

I hope you find it helpful! Enjoy!

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How can you create a clip and then use it in many projects inside Final Cut Pro X?

What if you create a custom title that you want to save?

There are several ways to do this, and in this new video tutorial I show you two options.

I hope it helps! Enjoy!

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Do you want better audio for your video? This might help…

This video shows the three keys to great audio for video. They are:

1. Equipment
2. Placement
3. Monitoring

In this video I try to boil down audio for video to make it simple to understand and remember.

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Do you want to know where you can get plenty of great music for your YouTube videos?

What if they were also available free of charge?

YouTube has this functionality built into it. It’s been in there for years, but with the new update you have more control over how you use this music tool.

In this video, I review some of the new functionality along with several warnings to make sure you don’t accidentally destroy something you’ve worked hard to create.

Also, you might note that this is my first tutorial on a YouTube topic. Obviously the world is using YouTube more and more, so I thought I’d start doing some videos on this powerful platform as well. You can expect more on YouTube in the future from me…

Anyway, I hope this video tutorial helps! Enjoy!

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