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Mark Spencer
Mark Spencer is a freelance editor, motion graphics artist, trainer and writer based in the Bay Area. His company Day Street Productions is a production and post studio focused on corporate video. He is an Apple-certified instructor for Final Cut Pro and Motion, teaching for organizations such as BAVC, Stanford University, DVExpo, MacWorld, and consulting for corporations and individuals. He is the author of the Apple Pro Training Series book Motion Graphics and Visual Effects from Peachpit Press and has written for print and online publications including DV Magazine, EditWell, ProVideo Coalition and kenstone.net. He maintains www.applemotion.net, a resource for Motion. Mark has an MBA from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. 
Compositing in FCP XRigging the BirdLayered Photoshop Files in Final Cut Pro XOvershadowed at NABFinal Cut Pro X and Auto BackupMastering the Camera in MotionMastering Motion’s CameraColor Grading and DaVinci Resolve DiscussionFinal Cut Pro X and DaVinci ResolveGetting Started with DaVinci ResolveWhat’s New in Motion?Relinking Media in Final Cut Pro XMulticam Editing in Final Cut Pro X: TrimMulti-cam Editing in Final Cut Pro X: EditMulti-cam Editing in Final Cut Pro X: SyncDIY DSLR SliderThe FCP X Update on MacBreak Studio LiveAny Way You Want ItEditing with Final Cut Pro X25 Camera Angles in 25 MinutesCustomizing a Title in FCP XAudio Editing in FCP XEmitters and Image Sequences3-Point Editing in Final Cut Pro XMacBreak Studio: Particle Tricks in Motion
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Multi-cam Editing in Final Cut Pro X: EditPart 2 of a 3-part series on MacBreak Studio
This is the second of a 3-part series on MacBreak Studio where Steve Martin from Ripple Training and I discuss the new Multicam editing features in the Final Cut Pro 10.0.3 update. In this episode we focus on how to edit a multicam clip in real time. If you missed Part 1, you can see it here. Click to play audio / video »Multi-cam Editing in Final Cut Pro X: SyncPart 1 of a 3-part series on MacBreak Studio
This is the first of a 3-part series on MacBreak Studio where Steve Martin from Ripple Training and I discuss the new Multicam editing feature in the Final Cut Pro 10.0.3 update. In this episode we focus on importing and syncing clips. Click to play audio / video »DIY DSLR SliderBuilding your own custom slider on MacBreak Studio
On this week’s MacBreak Studio, I show Steve Martin the slider I built and used on our recent Napa Valley winery shoot. I purchased the parts for the slider here and here. Click to play audio / video »The FCP X Update on MacBreak Studio LiveIncluding answers to questions we couldn’t get to during the show
On Thursday’s MacBreak Studio: Live show we discussed the Final Cut Pro 10.0.3 update, diving in deep on features big and small. more »Click to play audio / video »Advertisement Any Way You Want ItSetting Up a Rig in Motion 5 on MacBreak Studio
On this week’s MacBreak Studio, I show Steve Martin from Ripple Training how to build a rig in Motion 5 in order to provide more creative options for the Final Cut Pro X editor. Click to play audio / video »Editing with Final Cut Pro X7 Professional Editors Share Their FCP X Experiences
You probably already know of Philip Bloom from his DSLR adventures. He recently asked seven professional editors to talk about their experiences with Final Cut Pro X. It’s a fascinating read, including the growing list of comments at the end of the article. Check it out here. 25 Camera Angles in 25 MinutesMulticamera Editing in Final Cut Pro X
Steve Martin (Ripple Training) and I just completed a tutorial on multi-camera editing for the Final Cut Pro X 10.0.3 update. In that tutorial, we used 5 camera angles from a 5-camera music video greenscreen shoot we produced, plus two other angles: one for clean audio, one for some motion graphics. more »
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Customizing a Title in FCP XMotion 5 Publishing Tips on MacBreak Studio
On this week’s MacBreak Studio, I show Steve Martin from Rippletraining.com how to give the Final Cut Pro X editor greater creative control over their titles thanks to the publishing features in Motion 5. Click to play audio / video »Page 1 of 1 pages Advertisement |
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Lens wacking, free lensing, and light leaks
A mini-roundup
James Miller recently discussed The art of “lens whacking”, real lights leaks and ones done in post on Philip Bloom’s website. And now, Christian Hubbard has posted more practical advice in a video tutorial, “Lens Whacking” To Get Light Blooms In Your Footage, on AEtuts.
Multi-cam Editing in Final Cut Pro X: Edit
Part 2 of a 3-part series on MacBreak Studio
This is the second of a 3-part series on MacBreak Studio where Steve Martin from Ripple Training and I discuss the new Multicam editing features in the Final Cut Pro 10.0.3 update. In this episode we focus on how to edit a multicam clip in real time.
If you missed Part 1, you can see it here.
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