How to Disintegrate Text in Motion

[@TheFinalCutBro]

The king of Motion is back at it! Loved this Mark!

[@Danieltrotti]

Yea yea all good, but I think it is more a "Disappear" title than a "disintegrate" one. I wanted to see particles coming of the letters , then it disappear. Love his and your work anyways!

[@gfs543]

Watching your tutorials is a visit to the realm of genius. Thank you!

[@CRTFilmsLtd]

Excellent Tutorial. Love your presentation style.

[@cornbobrimlove7892]

Damn, I wish I had even just half of your knowledge of these programs!!!!

[@ThisisDigitalden]

This is why we love your posts and respect your knowledge! Brilliant… thanks 🙏

[@mdshishirsarfaraz]

Always a great, creative person, Mark Spencer. Its pleasure to seeing your tutorials

[@simoharjane7823]

Thank you Mark . Any tips and tricks are much appreciated .

[@JandeBloois1952]

As always a great tutorial. Nice to make a title TERMITES, where the letters are eaten up! Off course the letters must be made of wood!

[@markspencer3104]

Ha great idea!!

[@HJosephDavis]

Thank you Mark for another great training. I’ve been a student of your courses for a few years now and I love that they were highly recommended. The more I practice, the more this makes sense and the more creative I find myself being. I remember being amazed at the things you did wondering if I could even learn this software. Now I find myself looking at advertisements on the television and picking them apart in my brain to reproduce them. 😂

[@markrestuccia7880]

Great tutorial, thanks so much for this!

[@OneOffaKind]

Mark. Been looking for an easy plugin to do this. Thanks, this is brilliant!

[@skyking95]

Once again, An awesome tip!!! More please!!

[@chefforone]

This was an excellent tutorial slow enough to follow along

[@maxivy3299]

Mark you are always a great teacher. But once you did a whole Fusion tutorial. Please start teaching davinci resolve Fusion again.

[@zoomfx777]

Thanks for another awesome TREAT!

[@mtamech535]

Man, your setup...I'd love to see how that's put together 8:24 . Thanks, as usual, Mark!

[@markspencer3104]

M1 MacBook Pro, Studio display, iPad Pro, iPad mini...

[@patbradley9817]

So good! Thank you!

[@lavinchi6709]

Thank you🎉it’s a MAGIC✨

[@vashahunt2077]

Very cool and happily fairly easy to do thanks to the instructions!

[@DaveColes]

Mark, you have an ordinary sized head, how the heck do you cram so much information in there? As always, thanks for what you do.🖖👍

[@SoundSleuth]

Great little Demo! I noticed you didn't publish the font selection. I am going to build this demo later today. Thank you!

[@markspencer3104]

You don't need to publish ANY text parameters as they are always available for modification in FCP on the Text tab of the Inspector.

[@SoundSleuth]

@@markspencer3104 Thanks Mark! Figured I would ask the guru - and that you wouldn’t forget something like that.

[@krishnansrinivasan830]

Awesome & Thanks :)

[@AzovPort]

Thanks you. Super. Like 👍

[@csound55]

Great tutorial thanks.

[@Faithers70]

im just a beginner. I have a trial Final Cut Pro to create a background during my presentation. id like to see your teaching on that. Thank you

[@NotLolo]

This is great Mark, thank you! As a variation, if the text more dimensional and rendered in something like granite - would you be able to make it crack and crumble and drop piece by piece to show its weight?

[@markspencer3104]

That would be much more difficult 🙂

[@ritesh225]

Thanks for this wonderful tutorial Please can you elaborate more about that TIKTOK where white text bottom submerged with background 👍👋

[@hybrydsanity5857]

could you have dragged the image mask by duplicating it or creating a new one into to both the text and the back round for a simultaneous disintegration ?

[@markspencer3104]

Absolutely

[@Daruma_Studio]

One huge problem with this tutorial... you never show the end result or the final goal! ALWAYS show the end result FIRST in the video!