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• October 3, 2012

  Match EQ in Final Cut Pro X: An Audio Secret Weapon

  Author: Danny Greer

  Match EQ in Final Cut Pro X is a robust audio tool for matching sound qualities between clips. In this post, discover how to use this powerful (yet underutilized) audio feature in FCPX. It might just save your project! Read More

• August 8, 2012

  Video Examples of ALL FCPX Transitions, Filters & Generators

  Author: Danny Greer

  See what each of the FCPX transitions, filters and generators do without having to test each one in your project. These demo videos show real world examples of every Final Cut Pro X effect in action. Read More

• July 27, 2012

  10 Quick Final Cut Pro X Tips

  Author: Danny Greer

  Learn 10 handy Final Cut Pro X tips in this quick video tutorial – including shortcuts, info on saving and effects. Great information for new Final Cut Pro X editors! Read More

• July 26, 2012

  Apple OSX 10.8 Mountain Lion Update & Video Editing

  Author: Danny Greer

  How does the new Mac 10.8 Mountain Lion OSX update effect your video editing applications? We’ve got the scoop on compatibility, software updates and known bugs. Read More

• July 19, 2012

  Editing With Custom Resolutions & Frame Rates in FCPX

  Author: Danny Greer

  We’ve got three different workarounds for editing with custom frame rates and aspect ratios in Final Cut Pro X! Read More

• July 9, 2012

  Inspiration! 15 of the Very Best iPhone Videos

  Author: Danny Greer

  We’ve rounded up 15 of the very best iPhone videos! From short narrative to beautiful travelogues, check out this collection of mobile video inspiration! Read More

• June 20, 2012

  How to Build Your Own Hackintosh Mac Pro

  Author: Danny Greer

  Build a Mac Pro Hackintosh! Learn how you can create your own DIY Mac Pro that’s faster and cheaper than Apple’s version. Read More

• June 15, 2012

  Create Unique Film Looks in Final Cut Pro X with mVintage

  Author: Danny Greer

  Want to give your footage a custom vintage look in Final Cut Pro X? The mVintage plug-in from MotionVFX is easy to use and fully customizable! Read More

• June 14, 2012

  Using Gaps to Organize Your Final Cut Pro X Edits

  Author: Danny Greer

  Keep your Final Cut Pro X timeline more organized by using placeholders or gaps to separate footage. This handy trick is especially useful when creating quick rough cuts! Read More