the magic of motion by mark spencer

That's the premise of the video, useful, and flexible this $50 application is, especially for Final Cut Pro editors..   and even if you have no time to learn application, in matter of minutes you can use Motion to create useful tools for Final Cut Pro.   And well then Motion is the easiest way to do that.   Using either traditional keyframes or Motion's behaviors, you can animate text, logos, shapes, graphics, particles systems, replicators, paint strokes, and much more.   You can rig multiple parameters together into checkboxes, drop-down menus, and sliders that you can then publish to Final Cut Pro so that your creations can be adjusted while editing..   In the I show you how you can, with no knowledge of Motion, create useful tools.   My hope is that you will then dive deeper, perhaps modifying one of Final Cut Pro's built-in titles, transitions, effects, or generators.   From there I'd suggest exploring the preset animations for particle emitters, replicators, for learning how to create your own and remember anything you make you can publish to Final Cut Pro and then track to video clip with Final Cut's new Object Tracker ..   In Final Cut Pro ecosystem, Motion is the app that lets you create custom titles, effects, generators and...   The recent release of Mac Studio has everyone in the video editing world wondering about Final Cut Pro,...   Read more