It Drove me crazy too! Glad I could help. It really seems there needs to be a separate tool or a contextual tool that automatically lets you slip and slide clips in dropzones. Thanks for watching and glad I could help. -Stanislaw
just watched all 15 lessons and followed along about 10 of them. SBL has created the goto resource for motion here. I've been out of the business of post production for 15 years and just restarted so found this invaluable.......many thanks and keep em coming!!!
Thanks for the kind words. It’s motivating to keep creating more. Thanks for watching and hope you get as much enjoyment from the rest of the lessons. -Stanislaw Luberda AV-Ultra.
I got this software since around 2-3 years, cause it came together in my college bundle, but just recently started using that and you are actually showing us how powerful this thing is. Thank you Man!
Thank you so much for taking the time and effort to make these tutorials! I find them so easy to follow, and now i dont feel like an idiot for buying a program i dont understand anymore haha
nice - had some difficulty with duplication - adding a new picture at a different frame created more than one key frame and it messed up the rotation. I had to simply reset the parameters and readjust the key frames. Thanks again for posting these. You also mentioned something about adding a camera movement - not sure how to do that. But I'm guessing this will be covered later.
Thaaaaanks a lot DUDE!!! Motion will definitely become my video version of Photoshop, have loooots of PDF designs awaiting to become video templates for later editing in iMovie; while I piggybank into FinalCutPro. : )
Looks like Apple Motion is one of those apps you buy, but hardly touch. For years in my case. Then you dive into tutorials like this one and it won't take long till you're in a "how could I ever live without it" situation. What a mighty tool this is ! Still living in the shadow of FCPX. I wish they would adjust the user interface of both, motion and FCPX however. Should be more like Logic. Thinking of how to set locators, switch cycle mode, set markers, have a track for tempo changes etc. Why not have direct access to the Logic Apple Loops with all it's noises and effects in Motion and FCPX ? Also the transport panel of Logic would fit in here very well. A lot of other things too.
Very useful, thanks for doing all of this. I just started watching and this one is close to what I want to do as a first project. I need to find out how you did the camera movements and how to pan and zoom in with a camera. will take a look at your other vids and see if you've covered this
Hi there! You are correct I DO cover the camera movements and types in further lessons. 3D spaces can be challenging for people new to Motion and Motion graphics in general. In lieu of that, I put a few different lessons together explicitly about them and how to move some things etc. Thanks for checking them out, hope you learned something useful! -S
Thanks for checking it out. Dropzones are one of the best features of Motion- its kinda crazy that other people havent copied it yet. Be sure to check out some of the freebies I have in later lessons. -Stanislaw
First of all, thank you for all the tutorials you posted. They are VERY helpful!!! With the knowledge I gained from your tutorials, I built a generator in which a series of pictures (dropzones) are slowly moving away from the camera (the camera actually moves but you get the gist). The issue I am running into is I can't seem to figure out how to adjust size/position of pictures within the dropzone once I publish the generator in FCPX. The dropzones are 16x9 landscape, but if I import a portrait picture it gets cropped and I would like to be able to control the size/position the same way your video shows at the 16:02 mark. In Motion 5 I am not getting the same inspector which the video shows. Not sure what I'm doing wrong, I believe it's something I need to publish in Motion; maybe you can point me the right direction. Thanks again for the great videos.
back in Motion- Click your project and dropzone and "publish the inside scale and position parameters. You might need to add a mask into it as well to keep things in a certain layout. I have a couple lessons in cameras and clones where I use a series of drop zones and publish them- maybe those would help? Thanks for the kind words! -Stanislaw
@@AVUltra Thanks for the quick reply. I found the issue: I needed to actually drag a picture into the dropzone. Once I did that, the Inspector showed the size/position parameters which I could now publish. When I went into FCPX I was able to change those as I needed. It is odd how those published parameters are listed below all dropzones, instead of being listed with each dropzone. My project has 21 dropzones, 4:30 min long; the idea is I open it with FCPX and just add pics and sound and I now have a custom picture collage. The other thing I was surprised to see is how LONG it takes for FCPX to render my generator. I run a 3.4 processor with 24 Gigs of RAM, and it still takes 20-30 min to render a 4:30 min video. After watching your video about rendering/exporting, I am now testing the option of exporting the project as a movie, it appears to go a lot faster than rendering through FCPX. Again, your videos are very informative and well put together. I truly learned a lot by watching them.
@@AVUltra Just got done using the share to Apple devices option and that is the way to go. For anyone else out there trying to build a custom generator, especially used for picture collages (family trips, soccer season, etc) sharing to Apple devices (in Motion 5) is the way to go for these reasons: 1. It takes a lot less time to actually save the file. 2. You can edit everything right there in Motion; no need to worry about publishing whatever you may need edit in FCPX. 3. Just as the movies saved in FCPX, it plays on all Apple devices (saves as .m4v file). Thanks again for the tutorials!
Glad to see its working! About your note about publishing from Motion as a generator- Your slowdown are due likely because of a few things: 3D camera and perspectives, Motion Blur, lots of particles, any or all the combinations of those. Motion has some great technology in it, but a lot has changed in the decade that some of those things are based on. I suspect a major update is coming (hopefully) that should address those notes. With you exporting out of motion instead of generators- thats kinda exactly what motion is designed for. Those that are a bit more serious about producing motion graphics, where the Final cut is really for the implementations, the operation and customization of some things. In that same decade- while other companies are trying to combine those things (Black Magic Design, Adobe to name a couple) Apple has I believe rightly created a true configuration that works. Editors are learning more motion graphics, but the full time editors are focusing on the edit. The Motion graphics people and animators need their own workspace and way of looking at tools and UI like what Motion offers. And moreso, it offers a way for the motion designers to give editors and producers a way to still adjust the key components of an edits graphic needs by the use of published parameters, and build in build out durations. Im happy to ear you've gotten so much out of the lessons, but I expect nothing less from The Picard. -Stanislaw
@@AVUltra I am fairly new to the Apple eco system (less than a year), and up until now I have been using very generic software for those family picture collages with music in the background. Now with all the 4K TVs and the incredible picture quality that comes with it, I am really enjoying Motion (more so than FCPX). Initially, upon starting to mess with Motion and after watching most of your how-to videos, my plan was to put together these generators of various lengths and dropzones and then publish them in Final Cut. The idea was that my wife could then open FCPX, easily drag and drop pictures/soundtrack and create movies on her own. While that is still a possibility, the amount of time it takes to render/share is almost a killer. It appears that anytime I even replace a picture within a dropzone with another picture, the whole project starts to render from the beginning. I see what you are saying about Motion and FCPX being used differently by content creators vs editors and that is true. I only use it as a hobby and my family really enjoys the new stuff I put together. With that said, in my picture collages, I try to tell a story of whatever the event was, instead of just dropping pictures in a random order. As I watch sports (mostly European soccer) I believe I could (if I had the time) replicate most of their transitions/animation graphics, the ones at beginning of games and replays. My next project is to get me some green screen fabric and start to mess with footage/green screen. I coach girls soccer and each year I make a video for our end-of-season party. For the next season, I would like to create a video where I can have each player be introduced by means of green screen effect, where each player would take several steps and then place their foot on the ball while looking at the camera (or a variation thereof), kind of like the big league players being introduced at the beginning of their games. The more I use it, the more I am enjoying Motion. Happy Thanksgiving and Happy Holidays to you.
Thanks for checking it out. Its a really powerful feature that makes using Motion and FCPX together incredibly fast for Motion graphics. Thanks for watching. -Stanislaw Luberda AV-Ultra
You can keyframe or publish the pan setting of dropzones but it’s inside the dropzone layer. Without seeing your project can’t help more, but I almost always publish the scale, pan, inside dropzones to adjust for its contents.
thanks another useful lesson. It seems that you need all your clips stored in the photos location? If not, you have to import the picture or video, which becomes a layer, and then you can convert to a dropzone (a b it circuitous). Is there any way to just file browse all locations and then drag / drop into a dropzone?
Thanks for following these lessons along! To answer your question- it's a matter of workflow and theres some unfinished work on apples part. Originally the whole photos thing and some dropzone stuff was made to work directly with the iphone and other cameras to work directly with FCPX.. The thought was you could use the photos app to access short photos and videos to add to your videos directly in FCPX and likely Motion. Except very few people actually do that even in FCPX and they just import what they need when they need it. This workflow was like never put into Motion at all although it would be pretty handy. So you do NOT have have to have your items stored in photos at all and for some its more trouble to put them in photos. In this case you can just import it into FCPX as normal. However theres some really cool things in photos. Like searching by person place or thing. Its pretty cool and you can search all your photos for specific things in them like Red Car etc. Again- doesnt really exist at all in Motion. For dropzones in Motion, you need to import it as a layer first to drag it into a dropzone. Hope that helps. -S
@@AVUltra thanks for this, yes at least on FCPX you can import media into a list that sits in the FCPX library, and then pick and choose, rather than importing individual items as a layer. May try photos for Motion media items
Drop zones can be preaninated and be part of templates making it an easy drag and drop for different effects and look. Importing into the timeline does just brings the flat video in. Hope that helps.
Really good videos, makes apple motion look great and since Adobe's decision to rent their software, my old motion program looks great now. With your tutoring it will be as good for me as AE was. Thanks.
Please do not link to pirated content. I've only approved this comment to let you know any further comments regarding piracy will be deleted or blocked. Adobe is not expensive nowadays. While I personally don't appreciate their business model, I can respect it as there are lots of other programs out there should someone look for them. -Stanislaw
I've been following your series and am already making stuff for professional use. I had one question: How can I import media while keeping it's original aspect ratio? Every time I import something, photo or video, it's skewed. Thanks in advance for any help. I appreciate you, bro. You got my sub!
Hmmm- sounds like it might be a project set up issue. Hard to say without seeing your project. Short answer- it shouldn't be skewed or distorted by default. Check your drop zone settings in the inspector. Thanks for the question.
New to editing on final cut pro. Now just got motion, trying to make logo plus opening credits for videos. How do I put texts in? Having hard time getting to that point. Any advice would be helpful.
Hi there Without seeing the project it's hard to tell what the issue is- you should be able to just add text and publish it to final cut. I cover several ways to do this in the lower thirds lesson and publishing titles lesson.
I've long wondered why does motion's timeline always show double? Like when you add something, it shows two bars, one right on top of the other. Why is that?
It typically is your individual LAYER and then the GROUP has a bar so if you put a bunch of layers in there you can shorted all of them at once. Hope that helps! -S
Your tutorials have really helped me using motion, but in this intro, I am lost on where the layer for the animation layer came from. Could you break this down step by step, please?
Hi there, Titus. This lesson really try's to showcase the dropzone feature of Motion and final cut and touches on animation. I'd recommend checking out the lessons on Keyframes and Behaviors and come back to this one. Anything thats moving has animation in those separate layers. Thanks for the question.
thanks so much for the tutorial. I got it all done and published to final cut. However, when i tried to add them to the drop zones, i was having trouble. I could get the first pix in the drop zone, after that, it didn't want to add the pix, any ideas?
6:30 - ALT/OPTION! Thank you - you saved me from going crazy. I owe you.
It Drove me crazy too!
Glad I could help. It really seems there needs to be a separate tool or a contextual tool that automatically lets you slip and slide clips in dropzones.
Thanks for watching and glad I could help.
-Stanislaw
just watched all 15 lessons and followed along about 10 of them. SBL has created the goto resource for motion here. I've been out of the business of post production for 15 years and just restarted so found this invaluable.......many thanks and keep em coming!!!
Thanks for the kind words.
It’s motivating to keep creating more.
Thanks for watching and hope you get as much enjoyment from the rest of the lessons.
-Stanislaw Luberda
AV-Ultra.
Great and very useful tutorial... come back please with new tutorials!!!
New year- let’s see what happens 🤫
@@AVUltra Best wishes to you!
Shout out from Brazil 🇧🇷. Great tutorial. Thank you.
Excellent tutorial. To the point and precise. I am really enjoying the whole series of Apple Motion 5 tutorials
Thanks for the kind words and thanks for watching.
I can't tell you how useful this series is mate, I really appreciate the effort you went to in creating them
Thanks appreciate it.
Glad you found it useful.
Hope you enjoy the rest of the lessons too.
-Stanislaw Luberda
AV-Ultra
These tutorials are amazingly helpful. Have been learning apple motion for a month using these videos.
Happy to help!
Great tutorial, thank you 👋
Thanks. I'm approaching Motion with some trepidation. These subject=specific, long=form tutorials are fantastic!
Thank you for your kind words.
Hope you make something great.
Great learning video. I just bought motion and you have made sense out of very complex functions. Keep them coming.
Thanks for watching!
I got this software since around 2-3 years, cause it came together in my college bundle, but just recently started using that and you are actually showing us how powerful this thing is. Thank you Man!
Its the equivalent to after effects bro, course it is powerful, i mean god damn...
good lord that alt option shortcut was so helpful!!!
really helpful tutorial! I learned a lot of great pointers from this.
Fantastic tutorial. You should build up this channel more. You're the best educator I've come across for this stuff
Thanks. I plan on a whole new section coming up soon
You rock! Thanks for sharing you knowledge... Greetings from Colombia!
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for the comment.
Thank you so much for taking the time and effort to make these tutorials! I find them so easy to follow, and now i dont feel like an idiot for buying a program i dont understand anymore haha
Thanks for watching. I really am trying to help as many people as I can. I hope you were able to learn something.
We've all been there :) I looked at your channel, do you do your own editing. Some nice work there.
nice - had some difficulty with duplication - adding a new picture at a different frame created more than one key frame and it messed up the rotation. I had to simply reset the parameters and readjust the key frames. Thanks again for posting these. You also mentioned something about adding a camera movement - not sure how to do that. But I'm guessing this will be covered later.
Correct I cover cameras in depth in other lessons.
Duplicating layers will also duplicate keyframes
Great info! Super clear and helpful!
Great Tutorial! Thanks for doing this!
Brilliant
Thaaaaanks a lot DUDE!!! Motion will definitely become my video version of Photoshop, have loooots of PDF designs awaiting to become video templates for later editing in iMovie; while I piggybank into FinalCutPro. : )
Looks like Apple Motion is one of those apps you buy, but hardly touch. For years in my case. Then you dive into tutorials like this one and it won't take long till you're in a "how could I ever live without it" situation. What a mighty tool this is ! Still living in the shadow of FCPX.
I wish they would adjust the user interface of both, motion and FCPX however. Should be more like Logic. Thinking of how to set locators, switch cycle mode, set markers, have a track for tempo changes etc. Why not have direct access to the Logic Apple Loops with all it's noises and effects in Motion and FCPX ? Also the transport panel of Logic would fit in here very well. A lot of other things too.
Thank you.
Dropzone is so convenient!! Thank you!!!!!!
How do you animate and create those different shapes? I don’t see it on here and I would love a tutorial on how to do it
Excellent tutorial(s), thanks.
Thanks for the feedback!
Glad you liked it
Very useful, thanks for doing all of this. I just started watching and this one is close to what I want to do as a first project. I need to find out how you did the camera movements and how to pan and zoom in with a camera. will take a look at your other vids and see if you've covered this
Hi there!
You are correct I DO cover the camera movements and types in further lessons. 3D spaces can be challenging for people new to Motion and Motion graphics in general. In lieu of that, I put a few different lessons together explicitly about them and how to move some things etc.
Thanks for checking them out, hope you learned something useful!
-S
thank you, great tutorial
Thanks for checking it out.
Dropzones are one of the best features of Motion- its kinda crazy that other people havent copied it yet.
Be sure to check out some of the freebies I have in later lessons.
-Stanislaw
First of all, thank you for all the tutorials you posted. They are VERY helpful!!! With the knowledge I gained from your tutorials, I built a generator in which a series of pictures (dropzones) are slowly moving away from the camera (the camera actually moves but you get the gist). The issue I am running into is I can't seem to figure out how to adjust size/position of pictures within the dropzone once I publish the generator in FCPX. The dropzones are 16x9 landscape, but if I import a portrait picture it gets cropped and I would like to be able to control the size/position the same way your video shows at the 16:02 mark. In Motion 5 I am not getting the same inspector which the video shows. Not sure what I'm doing wrong, I believe it's something I need to publish in Motion; maybe you can point me the right direction. Thanks again for the great videos.
back in Motion- Click your project and dropzone and "publish the inside scale and position parameters. You might need to add a mask into it as well to keep things in a certain layout. I have a couple lessons in cameras and clones where I use a series of drop zones and publish them- maybe those would help?
Thanks for the kind words!
-Stanislaw
@@AVUltra Thanks for the quick reply. I found the issue: I needed to actually drag a picture into the dropzone. Once I did that, the Inspector showed the size/position parameters which I could now publish. When I went into FCPX I was able to change those as I needed. It is odd how those published parameters are listed below all dropzones, instead of being listed with each dropzone. My project has 21 dropzones, 4:30 min long; the idea is I open it with FCPX and just add pics and sound and I now have a custom picture collage. The other thing I was surprised to see is how LONG it takes for FCPX to render my generator. I run a 3.4 processor with 24 Gigs of RAM, and it still takes 20-30 min to render a 4:30 min video. After watching your video about rendering/exporting, I am now testing the option of exporting the project as a movie, it appears to go a lot faster than rendering through FCPX. Again, your videos are very informative and well put together. I truly learned a lot by watching them.
@@AVUltra Just got done using the share to Apple devices option and that is the way to go. For anyone else out there trying to build a custom generator, especially used for picture collages (family trips, soccer season, etc) sharing to Apple devices (in Motion 5) is the way to go for these reasons: 1. It takes a lot less time to actually save the file. 2. You can edit everything right there in Motion; no need to worry about publishing whatever you may need edit in FCPX. 3. Just as the movies saved in FCPX, it plays on all Apple devices (saves as .m4v file). Thanks again for the tutorials!
Glad to see its working!
About your note about publishing from Motion as a generator- Your slowdown are due likely because of a few things: 3D camera and perspectives, Motion Blur, lots of particles, any or all the combinations of those. Motion has some great technology in it, but a lot has changed in the decade that some of those things are based on. I suspect a major update is coming (hopefully) that should address those notes.
With you exporting out of motion instead of generators- thats kinda exactly what motion is designed for. Those that are a bit more serious about producing motion graphics, where the Final cut is really for the implementations, the operation and customization of some things.
In that same decade- while other companies are trying to combine those things (Black Magic Design, Adobe to name a couple) Apple has I believe rightly created a true configuration that works. Editors are learning more motion graphics, but the full time editors are focusing on the edit. The Motion graphics people and animators need their own workspace and way of looking at tools and UI like what Motion offers. And moreso, it offers a way for the motion designers to give editors and producers a way to still adjust the key components of an edits graphic needs by the use of published parameters, and build in build out durations.
Im happy to ear you've gotten so much out of the lessons, but I expect nothing less from The Picard.
-Stanislaw
@@AVUltra I am fairly new to the Apple eco system (less than a year), and up until now I have been using very generic software for those family picture collages with music in the background. Now with all the 4K TVs and the incredible picture quality that comes with it, I am really enjoying Motion (more so than FCPX). Initially, upon starting to mess with Motion and after watching most of your how-to videos, my plan was to put together these generators of various lengths and dropzones and then publish them in Final Cut. The idea was that my wife could then open FCPX, easily drag and drop pictures/soundtrack and create movies on her own. While that is still a possibility, the amount of time it takes to render/share is almost a killer. It appears that anytime I even replace a picture within a dropzone with another picture, the whole project starts to render from the beginning.
I see what you are saying about Motion and FCPX being used differently by content creators vs editors and that is true. I only use it as a hobby and my family really enjoys the new stuff I put together. With that said, in my picture collages, I try to tell a story of whatever the event was, instead of just dropping pictures in a random order.
As I watch sports (mostly European soccer) I believe I could (if I had the time) replicate most of their transitions/animation graphics, the ones at beginning of games and replays. My next project is to get me some green screen fabric and start to mess with footage/green screen. I coach girls soccer and each year I make a video for our end-of-season party. For the next season, I would like to create a video where I can have each player be introduced by means of green screen effect, where each player would take several steps and then place their foot on the ball while looking at the camera (or a variation thereof), kind of like the big league players being introduced at the beginning of their games. The more I use it, the more I am enjoying Motion.
Happy Thanksgiving and Happy Holidays to you.
Excllent, loving it Stan!
It's a GOLD! Thanks a lot!
Thanks for checking it out. Its a really powerful feature that makes using Motion and FCPX together incredibly fast for Motion graphics. Thanks for watching.
-Stanislaw Luberda
AV-Ultra
Is there a way to keyframe the pan of the image within a drop zone? I tried rigging it, but it breaks the ability to change it at all.
You can keyframe or publish the pan setting of dropzones but it’s inside the dropzone layer. Without seeing your project can’t help more, but I almost always publish the scale, pan, inside dropzones to adjust for its contents.
thanks another useful lesson. It seems that you need all your clips stored in the photos location? If not, you have to import the picture or video, which becomes a layer, and then you can convert to a dropzone (a b it circuitous). Is there any way to just file browse all locations and then drag / drop into a dropzone?
Thanks for following these lessons along!
To answer your question- it's a matter of workflow and theres some unfinished work on apples part.
Originally the whole photos thing and some dropzone stuff was made to work directly with the iphone and other cameras to work directly with FCPX.. The thought was you could use the photos app to access short photos and videos to add to your videos directly in FCPX and likely Motion. Except very few people actually do that even in FCPX and they just import what they need when they need it. This workflow was like never put into Motion at all although it would be pretty handy.
So you do NOT have have to have your items stored in photos at all and for some its more trouble to put them in photos.
In this case you can just import it into FCPX as normal.
However theres some really cool things in photos. Like searching by person place or thing. Its pretty cool and you can search all your photos for specific things in them like Red Car etc. Again- doesnt really exist at all in Motion.
For dropzones in Motion, you need to import it as a layer first to drag it into a dropzone.
Hope that helps.
-S
@@AVUltra thanks for this, yes at least on FCPX you can import media into a list that sits in the FCPX library, and then pick and choose, rather than importing individual items as a layer. May try photos for Motion media items
+ Большое спасибо за прекрасный урок! Great tutorial thanks!
So whats the difference from a drop zone vs just importing videos straight to the timeline?
Drop zones can be preaninated and be part of templates making it an easy drag and drop for different effects and look.
Importing into the timeline does just brings the flat video in.
Hope that helps.
Really good videos, makes apple motion look great and since Adobe's decision to rent their software, my old motion program looks great now. With your tutoring it will be as good for me as AE was. Thanks.
+richard a Lytle
Thanks for watching. I still use AE a lot- but believe the future is realtime. Motion is closer to that than After effects.
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Please do not link to pirated content.
I've only approved this comment to let you know any further comments regarding piracy will be deleted or blocked.
Adobe is not expensive nowadays.
While I personally don't appreciate their business model, I can respect it as there are lots of other programs out there should someone look for them.
-Stanislaw
I've been following your series and am already making stuff for professional use. I had one question: How can I import media while keeping it's original aspect ratio? Every time I import something, photo or video, it's skewed. Thanks in advance for any help. I appreciate you, bro. You got my sub!
Hmmm- sounds like it might be a project set up issue. Hard to say without seeing your project. Short answer- it shouldn't be skewed or distorted by default.
Check your drop zone settings in the inspector.
Thanks for the question.
New to editing on final cut pro. Now just got motion, trying to make logo plus opening credits for videos. How do I put texts in? Having hard time getting to that point. Any advice would be helpful.
Hi there
Without seeing the project it's hard to tell what the issue is- you should be able to just add text and publish it to final cut. I cover several ways to do this in the lower thirds lesson and publishing titles lesson.
I've long wondered why does motion's timeline always show double? Like when you add something, it shows two bars, one right on top of the other. Why is that?
It typically is your individual LAYER and then the GROUP has a bar so if you put a bunch of layers in there you can shorted all of them at once.
Hope that helps!
-S
Your tutorials have really helped me using motion, but in this intro, I am lost on where the layer for the animation layer came from. Could you break this down step by step, please?
Hi there, Titus.
This lesson really try's to showcase the dropzone feature of Motion and final cut and touches on animation. I'd recommend checking out the lessons on Keyframes and Behaviors and come back to this one. Anything thats moving has animation in those separate layers.
Thanks for the question.
How can I export something like this into FCPX, so I can use it as a preset there and fill my drop zones inside of FCPX with clips?
Save as title or save as generator.
thanks so much for the tutorial. I got it all done and published to final cut. However, when i tried to add them to the drop zones, i was having trouble. I could get the first pix in the drop zone, after that, it didn't want to add the pix, any ideas?
+Traci Burchell without seeing it can't really tell you what's wrong. Make sure you publish setting are correct from motion.
i figured it out, thanks anyway! i forgot to publish each one of the drop zones!
great tutorial!
Glad it worked out- thanks for watching.
Thanks great tutorial
Thanks for watching
-Stanislaw Luberda
AV-Ultra
Great Job!
Thanks for watching. Hope you make awesome stuff.
-Stanislaw
I tried the alt/option to slide the clip...nothing happens...I see a blue mark on the timeline moving but the image doesn't change.
Likely not enough media to cover- try using a longer clip or creating a compound clip with hold frame.
Where did you get the template for the polaroid show? Great tutorial thanks.
+Robert S In the tutorial I show you exactly how I put it together. Its just a picture of wood and a polaroid picture image.
thanks for watching.
Wow. I guess I need to watch it again, so much for my attention span. Watching again.
+Robert S no problem, hope it helps.
would love to see how you animate all those shapes!
I animate in motion with either behaviors or keyframes. You can check out my other lessons all about it if interested.
@@AVUltra ok thanks, Im going through all your videos on motion. I may have to back track. Also playing with animating drop boxes. Great tutorials!
Is it possible to publish dropzones (in motion 5) and add images in FCPX ?
That’s specifically the main use of them. Ifs a huge timesaver.
Great, thanks, I found how to use it !!!
OHHH! That's how you do it!!!
It's a great feature! Have fun.
-Stanislaw
I'm not seeing what you can do that can be done with Keyword or iMovie.
Sorry- not understanding your question.