5 Essential Effects for Final Cut Pro

Welcome to 5 Essential Effects for Final Cut Pro! A big thanks to my friends at Motion Array for sponsoring this video. To see why I love Motion Array so much, check it out here: motionarray.com/?artlist_aid=...
In this video, I'll show you how to publish five effects that come with Apple Motion, but aren't native to Final Cut Pro. They are 3 Color Gradient Overlay, Tilt Shift, Extrude, Stroke and Bounce In. If you don't use Motion, snag these effects by joining my Patreon Community here: / jennjager
00:00 Essential Effects for Final Cut Pro
01:12 Three Color Gradient for Final Cut Pro Tutorial
05:16 Tilt Shift Effect for FCP
08:49 Extrude Effect to make logo look 3D in Final Cut Pro
10:25 Stroke (border) effect in FCP
11:54 Bounce In Effect for Final Cut Pro
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[@creatingwithjon]

Hey Jenn -- LOVE your content! You're perhaps my favorite Apple Motion coach!! Thank you for the great tips!

[@MetalJesusRocks]

Wow! There was some pretty wild info in this I had no idea how to make. Thanks for the tutorial!

[@chipcurry]

The big lesson is your enthusiasm for figuring out something that could be somewhat tedious. A colorful presentation as usual!

[@JennJagerPro]

I'm a geek 🤓

[@TheDengozo]

Excelent video. Thanks.

[@MiguelAngelBriones]

hello, thank you for sharing. Do you have a video on how to zoom in and out on a photo in Final Cut Pro?

[@davewhiting9730]

Another great video. Love the info, thanks Jen!!!

[@MikeeHollMartz]

SWEET!!!☺

[@Richard_Broom_Photography]

Hey Jen. A remarkably useful tutorial. Very many thanks for this and thank you for all your hard work: much appreciated over here in Scotland!

[@JennJagerPro]

Hope you're having a warm summer over there!

[@Richard_Broom_Photography]

Thanks Jen. This is Scotland. Unpredictable weather at the best of times but when we do get a good day, it is glorious. Right now, we get around 23 hours of sunlight (because we're way up north). Long wonderful days.

[@AlienFrequency]

This is awesome. I had no idea you could publish effects.

[@JennJagerPro]

Yessss Motion and FCP are PB and J!

[@missv7689]

I have to say this channel is amazing and REFRESHING. I was feeling discouraged with still using FCPX because it is dying in the editing industry and everyone is converting to Davinci. I ve tried Davinci but im comfortable with FCPX and have already paid for so many plugins I dont want to loose my money invested in them. But to see you are using FCPX in a professional way feels refreshing to know and I feel little more motivated now. Can you discuss more about using FInal cut in a professional field, how clients love the outcome and how you are still getting work and clients by still using Final Cut. Are you planning to stay with Final Cut with all the buzz and hype of Davinci Resolve?

[@JennJagerPro]

Most of my clients don't know which NLE we use; they don't ask or care. They only care about the finished result and almost never ask about the actual process. This whole debate about Premiere vs Davinci vs FCP is contrived entirely by editors-- no one else on the planet is worried about it. We get everything done with FCP and my team loves it. What's crazy is that almost no editor we've hired has used Final Cut consistently prior to working for us. One their first day, I sit them down and give them my Final Cut Rock Star and Next Level courses to learn. Within a month almost every one of them has canceled their Premiere subscriptions (that they use for for personal or side projects) and bought FCP. They love how easy it is to use and how affordable it is. One thing to know is that our FCP apps are loaded with third party plugins, so we don't have the same gripes about the lack of native features (like rotoscoping, for instance) that others have. Still, if you plan on being in this field for a long time, the one time $300 fee + springing for a third party plugin now and again is still cheaper than paying Adobe $30 a month in the long run. Use whichever app you like! The only thing that matters is what the finished result looks like and if you enjoyed yourself in the process. Dylan Bates @TheFinalCutBro just posted a great video about all this.

[@MrPddouglas]

On the tilt shift I got the Red Card. Same With Extrude

[@JennJagerPro]

Like you built it yourself and you got the red card?

[@MrPddouglas]

@@JennJagerPro I followed your instructions and when I applied them to a clip I got the red card of death

[@StephenWEwart]

😀