MacBreak Studio

Steve Martin shows off the new Auto Backup feature in the 10.0.3 update in Final Cut Pro X. He shows how Final Cut resolves a corrupted project file by using this powerful feature and let you restore your project to its prior condition.

Mark Spencer dives more into using cameras within Motion's 3D space. He shows Steve Martin how to use the camera to navigate around a 3D set and animating the camera to simulate real camera movements.

Mark Spencer demonstrates working inside a 3D plane in Motion. He shows Steve Martin how to set up a camera and navigate around Motion's 3D space to fully utilize its capabilities.

Steve Martin is joined by special guest, Alexis Van Hurkman, to dive deeper into Blackmagic Design's color grading software, DaVinci Resolve. They show you an easy way to round trip your Final Cut Pro X projects with your DaVinci Resolve color work, including how to maintain color work you've already done in Final Cut Pro.

Steve Martin is joined by special guest, Alexis Van Hurkman, to show Steve how to get started and navigate through Blackmagic Design's color grading software, DaVinci Resolve.

Mark Spencer demonstrates the new features in the spring update to Apple Motion (5.0.2). He shows Steve Martin some of the new key-framing features as well as its integration with Final Cut Pro X.

Steve Martin shows off the new Relink Media feature in the 10.03 update to Final Cut Pro X. He also shows an easy technique to create new versions of your projects by using the Relink Media feature.

Mark Spencer dives deep into Final Cut Pro X to really optimize the true Multi-cam editing set up. He shows Steve Martin how to use the Angle Editor to set up an intuitive multi-cam layout. He also shows how to by-pass the mouse with keyboard shortcuts for Cut & Switch edits as well as a shortcut for a straight Switch Angle action.

Mark Spencer digs into true Multi-cam editing in Final Cut Pro X. He shows Steve Martin how to use the Angle Editor and Angle Viewer to do a real-time edit of a multiple angle music video shoot with new speed, agility and simplicity.

Mark Spencer shows Steve Martin how to quickly set up a true multi-cam edit in the new Final Cut Pro X update (10.0.3). Not only has this update to FCPX brought one of the last features that hold-outs have been asking for, but the implementation is faster and easier than any other NLE on the market today. You can be up & running in seconds with more versatility and power than ever before.

Mark Spencer and Steve Martin show the do-it-yourself camera slider that has helped them get dynamic dolly-like shots at a fraction of the cost and labor.

Mark Spencer shows Steve Martin how to create and customize rigs in Motion 5 for publishing to Final Cut Pro X.

Mark Spencer shows Steve Martin how to customize your Motion 5 projects by publishing specific parameters to the Final Cut Pro X Inspector.

Steve Martin shows Mark Spencer how Compound Clips can be used to create "pre-builds" that can be used in any project.

Mark Spencer shows how fast you can record and edit audio, particularly voice overs in Final Cut Pro X.