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Coming soon!
I have another new thing coming soon. Here’s a short teaser video…
Izzy Video 398 – How to Make a Transparent Background Behind a Logo in Final Cut Pro
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How to Add Custom Music to the Final Cut Pro Browser
Question:
How can you add your own custom music to Final Cut Pro so you can easily access it from inside the interface as you’re editing a video project?
Answer:
This video demonstrates the steps to set it up:
Once you have this set up like I show in the video, you’ll be able to get easy access to all your own custom music files from within the Final Cut Pro interface, inside the Photos and Audio Sidebar.
I hope the information is useful to you!
How to Apply the Concepts of Video Journalism to Family Video
Have you tried applying video journalism techniques and concepts to family video?
I’ve done this, and I think more folks might want to give it a try.
The results can be both interesting and fun.
Continue reading How to Apply the Concepts of Video Journalism to Family Video
Izzy Video 397 – Overview of the Caption Tools in Final Cut Pro
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20 Free Resources for Video Creators
Question:
How can you find free resources on IzzyVideo.com?
Answer:
I’ve been adding new resources to this website for the past 14 years (since 2005!).
And for the past 12 years or so, paid customers have been supporting the continued growth and development of IzzyVideo.com.
But I’ve also been adding plenty of free resources to the website.
Anyway, just in case you missed some of the free resources, I’ll create a list here of twenty of the most popular and useful (in my opinion) resources on this website:
Coming Soon: Motion – Level 2!
Ever since I released my past Motion training, people have been asking me for more.
Motion is super powerful, useful, and fun. I use it all the time, and I understand why folks want more training on it.
Well, I have good news: I’m almost done recording a whole new training series on Motion.
I’m calling this one “Motion – Level 2” because it assumes you know some of the basics of using Motion.
Izzy Video 396 – Motion Paths in Final Cut Pro
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Which is better: After Effects or Motion?
Question:
Which is better, After Effects or Motion?
Answer:
This is something a lot of folks have asked about, so I thought I’d answer this question directly with my personal opinion:
After Effects is much better than Motion. It’s a lot more powerful and is considered to be the industry standard in motion graphics.
It also costs a lot more and isn’t as compatible with Final Cut Pro as Motion is.
Am I switching to After Effects from Motion? No, I’m not.
Motion is excellent for my needs, so it’s my tool of choice for motion graphics. I don’t need all the features of After Effects, and I don’t want to pay the higher price.
But there’s more to this comparison…