Jeff Kirkland
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Most of what’s in that video is some basic grunge textures layered in 3D space. Set up some blend modes, push a camera through them and there you go. Motion or After Effects would be your go-to for those shots. Throw in some custom light flashes, some text and you’re done.
If you wanted to edit in FCPX you could probably do the 3D grunge layers in Motion and then export the result for overlaying in Final Cut.
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i’d personally assign an angle to the clips and let multicam sort them out. Then I’d make a compound clip from that angle so I could do any necessary colour grading globally across them all at once. The reason for doing it that way is that I’ve had some supposedly sequential clips (created necause of file size limits) that were missing a frame or two and the multicam makes sure that’s accounted for before I make the compound clip.
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I’m not sitting in front of a computer I can check on but I’m fairly certain Motion has a wide time effect. If it does what you need, you could publish that as an effect back to FCPX.
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Or if the built in text drop shadow doesn’t do it for you, try the seperate drop shadow effect.
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Haven’t seen anything like that before but you might want to try reinstalling final cut. I’d think there was a fairly drastic corruption somewhere.
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Also check that you have a unique angle assigned to each clip.
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Transform, turn it into a compound clip, apply effects to the compound clip.
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And run far from the update in the background and just surprise me in the morning option. Who thought that was a good idea!?
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Shouldn’t it work the other way around? The magnetic timeline ripples unless you do a -delete?
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Use the standard dissolve and change the fade type in the info panel.
Jeff Kirkland | Video Producer | Southern Creative Media | Melbourne Australia
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