Quick Morph Transition in Final Cut Pro | Shoot & Edit Tutorial

[@Brad_West]

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[@JeffSu]

What I learned from this video 1. Shape mask (I was thinking "Huh...I would have just cropped" 😅) 2. Adding appropriate SFX makes a HUGE difference 3. Truly Handheld 2 Plugin is free 🤯 Never have I wanted a random button clicker more than after watching this video 😂

[@Brad_West]

Haha thanks for watching Jeff 😄🙏🏼 Much appreciated! It also blows my mind that Truly Handheld 2 is free 🙌🏼

[@shouldigetit]

Awesome use of the Flow transition. Thanks for making this transition tutorial so easy to follow Brad!

[@Brad_West]

My pleasure! Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment 😄👊🏼

[@mac4630]

This was awesome. Thank you sharing.

[@Brad_West]

You are so welcome!

[@elg3eco]

THX - and yes i won't more of this - please

[@Brad_West]

Glad you liked it! More coming soon 😄🙌🏼

[@JulienBoulardMW]

Yes! Please more of these!!

[@Brad_West]

Gotcha! Will do 😄👍🏼

[@mynusten]

That was fantastic and thanks for sharing!

[@Brad_West]

Glad you enjoyed it! I’ll definitely do more of these.

[@PetrosFarms]

Thank you. It's always great learning from a pro.

[@Brad_West]

Thanks for watching. Truly appreciate it 😄🙏🏼

[@martinpauly]

Great result, and nicely explained - thank you! - Martin

[@Brad_West]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks Martin 😄🙏🏼

[@ThisisDigitalden]

Hey Brad, great concept for shoot and edit... very cool effect.. thanks !😀

[@Brad_West]

Thanks so much for watching 😄🙌🏼

[@travisreed5965]

Well Done Brother Man - Of Course I Would Appreciate More Tutorials Like These - Without Taking Up Hours Of Your Time, A Top Three Of Five Tips For Shooting A Car Show - I Will Be Capturing An Older Classic Car Show On Main Street This Saturday - Your Advice Would Be Great Appreciated For Sure - Will Be Using A Canon Mark II And A GoPro3 Silver As My Tools - Again , I Know There Is A Lot To Digest Here With My Elementary Question But Any Guidance Would Be Stellar Have A Fabulous Weekend And Thanx As Always, Cheers

[@Brad_West]

Thanks Travis. Appreciate you watching 😄👊🏼 My advice would be to get a variety of wide angle establishing shots and be sure to get some close ups and other broll at different focal lengths. Having that kind of variety is great when you get to editing. Also, try imagine the edit you want in your head and then use that to create a shot list. Having a good idea of how you want the edit to look will help you to “shoot with the edit in mind” and your shots will be better and you’re more likely to have a better visual story 😄👍🏼

[@Project7]

Mr West fantastic as always

[@Brad_West]

Thank you so much. Appreciate you watching! 🙏🏼

[@Project7]

@@Brad_West Anytime, any chance of getting a easy tutorial for something similar to below please? kzbin.info/www/bejne/nmPGapmtl8qoqK8si=wbwVixeSbNc5c2G_

[@travel_paradise]

Well done. looks like a magic but hard and smart work is involved. Thank you ❤

[@Brad_West]

Thank you! Nice and easy effect 😄👍🏼

[@blaspayri]

thank you for your clear and lively video. This works apparently for static shots, as when there is movement the program freezes the frames at the beginning and the end of the transition to perform the morphing ... and I was trying to apply it to a moving face or body and that kind of defeats the purpose.

[@Brad_West]

Ah yes, the shot needs to be static so that the morph effect is focused only on the area that is different between the two shots.