PDF Animation and Customizing Transitions in FCP

How to customize your own transitions from the FxFactory Pro plugins. I also show you how to animate PDFs inside of Final Cut Pro and Express without loosing quality.

This PDF animator and transition pack also works inside of After Effects, Motion, and Final Cut Express.

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Education

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• Final Cut Express
• Zach
• King
• Final Cut Pro
• Final Cut King
• How to edit Final Cut Pro
• Animating PDF insode FCP
• Motion 4 aniamtion
• final cut help
• final cut server
• tutorial
• training

[giants8189]

@MobileMediaProducts I agree. The first thing we were taught in class was to stay away from flashy transitions. They are unprofessional. The running joke we have in class is, "If your video sucks, might as well star wipe." That way when you get a bad grade you can just blame it on the transitions.

[MobileMediaProducts]

Good tut, Zack, but I'm wondering if you use these transitions? They all seem pretty adolescent to me. I prefer simple fades, when I have to use them, and hard cuts most of the time. Are there some professional transitions somewhere?

[oribali1]

I LOVE YOU BABY!!! NO HOMO!

[humblemumbles]

Zach,

Thanks for all the tutorials. I think some of the coolest stuff is in your intros. Could you please start explaining how you do that stuff? More Motion please!!!!

[Mastersun88]

why would you need to use a PDF in final cut I never even think there would be a reason 2 maybe there is no need for me then again there is a lot I have not tried to do in final cut.

[stevensonrf]

Zach, are you going to do some tutorials on Shake someday?

Do You use it? I am thinking that After Effects is a little easier to learn?

Thanks

[YourInOnIt]

Another great video. Thanks again.

[deanobravolous]

cool stuff, cheers

[GGGiL00]

DOPE