MULTICAMS are AMAZING with these POWERFUL Tips in Final Cut Pro
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My biggest Final Cut multicam gripe is with stabilizing. I wish we could stabilize clips in the timeline instead of having to click into the multicam
THANK YOU
So obnoxious as it is currently
@@KonnorGann For anyone who doesn't know -- here's the easiest way to establish the blade points. Set your playhead at the beginning of the clip you want to stabilize, double click into multicam and the playhead will be in the exact same position. Blade the multicam angle -> back out to timeline -> set playhead to end of clip -> double click into multicam -> blade clip again -> stabilize
SO MANY unnecessary clicks
I feel like the tip about compound clips inside of a multicam clip is like a type of clip inception and my brain can’t handle it!
Hello sir I am a Big fan of your tutorial keep growing
Dylan, you RAWK! That is all 🔥🧨💪🏽🤠👍🏽🧨🔥
Late to watch this but mind blown as always!!!! Much appreciation and love, brother.
Fantastic video! I learned something new 👍 Keep up the great work, buddy!
no kidding, I've just opened a Multicam clip to edit :). Thanks :)
Awesome, as usual.
Hello sir I am a Big fan of your tutorial keep growing
thank you bro
Very helpful, thank you
I've just learnt to do Multicam entirely from watching your videos and have employed your PiP plugin too. I find when I do it that it's not as slick, however I am delighted now to be able to do this. Can I just say though that I find the Ease in-out bit doesn't seem to work as expected. Thanks Again.
So many excellent tips in here, the very first one blew my multicam mind!
I absolutely love using multicam. I often plan out the “variation” angles before I create the multicam clip, and use the compound and synchronize clip options to build scenes, and then grab every angle and create the multicam.
Very handy for mobile phone tutorials where you might want an animated background, a frame around the mobile phone to make it look like a phone, etc. Creating a PiP angle is a common one as well.
Excellent ❤
A tip for cleaning up your timeline:
The Join Clip option. I set it up to be Option J. So that if I select multiple cuts it will join them together and default to the first clips angle 0:45
I had no clue! Thanks for sharing!
Not a problem, I have got to say I have learned a lot from you, the quality of post-production content we publish has a lot to do with the knowledge we learned from you! Keep up the great work 👨🏻🍳🏕️