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Free Final Cut Plugin: Change font of multiple text clips at once

Posted on August 17, 2010 in Credits, Digital Effects, Editing | No Comments

Here’s a free Final Cut Pro plugin from alex4D which allows you to change font of multiple text clips at once. It is a bit basic, but it might save you a lot of time.

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Invisible Text Effect for Apple Motion 4

Posted on April 29, 2010 in Credits, Digital Effects | No Comments

This video tutorial shows you how to create a invisible text effect with Final Cut Studio’s Motion 4 where the text disappears and reappears behind a object. This effect works for Final Cut Pro and Motion 3 as well.
VIA: FinalCutKing

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After Effects Tutorial: 3D Credit Roll

Posted on April 16, 2010 in Credits, Digital Effects | No Comments

In this After Effects tutorial Topher Welsh shows you how easy it is to create the cool 3D style credit roll from “Minghags”, (a movie he does not recommended). The best part was the is the credit roll.
VIA: VisualFXtuts

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Danny Yount on Designing Film and TV Title Sequences

Posted on January 21, 2010 in Credits, Storyboarding | No Comments

Designer and director, Danny Yount had “35 jobs before I knew what I wanted to do, which was design.” He didn’t go to school and taught himself photography and design. Since setting off on his chosen path he has created some of the most inspiring and lauded title sequences in television and film, his portfolio [...]

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Sony Vegas Tutorial: Adding Credits or Credit Rolls

Posted on July 29, 2009 in Credits, Digital Effects | No Comments

How to add credits to your movies inside Vegas, works for either Platinum Studio 9 edition or Pro 8 version.
VIA: themadcowmoo

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Death of the Title Sequence

Posted on April 9, 2008 in Credits | No Comments

Aspect Ratio posted an interesting article about how title sequences are disappearing from todays films. The article breaks down one of the greatest opening title sequence from “Superman” — designed by R. Greenberg and Associates. While there does seem to be a trend away from opening title sequences, I think it may be a [...]

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