How 10 editors and 9 assistant editors edited a six hour documentary series for HBO in Final Cut Pro
Here's a video from Alex Lindsay’s Office Hours detailing the Final Cut Pro-based workflow of ‘Q: Into the Storm’ -
Keep old Final Cut Pro templates for old timelines without allowing them in new timelines
If you make a custom plugin for Final Cut Pro using Apple Motion 5, your customer might ask for an
Apple Motion 5 template too new for Final Cut Pro?
When collaborating with other editors, sometimes there can be problems getting their title, effect, transition or generator plugins working on
From Office Hours: Apple Motion 5 feature requests
This excerpt from Office Hours is a short discussion about Apple Motion 5. I asked Alex Lindsay what features he would like to see in Motion that would appeal to those running live streaming events ([1:25:28] into this YouTube video).
Apple Motion 5 updates since October 2016
Here is a rundown of the new features added to Apple Motion 5 since 2016.
For details on stability improvements and issue fixes, visit Apple’s Motion release notes.
Stay in your creative flow with ‘Reading is Fundamental!’
Reading is Fundamental! is an application by Intelligent Assistance that adds a versatile document viewer to the Final Cut Pro
Office Hours: The media and digital event community
Office Hours is a daily conversation on streaming events, technology and the future of media. It is currently streamed on
Apple Motion 5: November 2021 tutorial roundup
Here’s a roundup of what happened in the world of Motion 5 – Apple’s $50 real-time motion graphics application – during November 2021:
Final Cut Pro updates since October 2016
Here is a rundown of the new features added to Final Cut Pro since 2016. For details on stability improvements and
To the Apple Silicon Mac Pro and Beyond
In case you missed it, I wrote about how Apple might transition the Mac to Apple Silicon over the next
