Final Cut Pro Tutorial | Picture in Picture with PiP Kit

[@garudasomanna]

Thanks Ben for another great video. The information you have imparted is dense and fast paced. Need to slow down your processes and understand them.

[@BenjaminHalsall]

Thanks for the helpful feedback! It is always a fine balance getting that pace just right! I guess I was just pretty excited about this plugin so raced ahead... have you played with the variable speed on UA-cam when watching. I always think I much underuse this feature myself when watching tutorial content!

[@garudasomanna]

I usually tend to increase the speed when a video is of a long duration but haven't yet come across the need of slowing down the pace as required in this video of yours😀@@BenjaminHalsall

[@Richard_Broom_Photography]

Many thanks for pointing out this useful plugin in Ben.

[@BenjaminHalsall]

Thanks Richard, glad you liked it! Yes, super easy to use with lots of helpful customisation.

[@MuddyBootz]

Thanks Ben.... enjoyed this one 👍 How did you do the opening MacBook animation at the end? Cheers. Nigel

[@BenjaminHalsall]

I did that using the osm.MBP plugin - bit.ly/osm-macbook-pro - another FxFactory plugin. Super easy and fun to use!

[@MuddyBootz]

@@BenjaminHalsall Cheers Ben, will take a look 👍🏻

[@ourclarioncall]

I’ve downloaded a free trial of Final Cut
I’m trying to apply a simple border to my Picture in Picture clip but it just shows a symbol and yellow triangle with exclamation mark