- Create Professional Looking 3D Titles
- Add Lighting & Surfaces to 3D Titles
- Animate 3D Titles
- Work with Color and Shape Masks
- Use Masks for Color Correction
Make Your 3D Titles Come to Life
Once you have a solid grasp on how to build a 3D title from scratch, you’ll then turn your attention to making your titles come to life by adding custom materials, realistic finishes and surface textures.
Create 3D Titles with Substance
Choosing a lighting style & reflection map is a big part of selling your 3D title as an object that lives in the real world, and in this tutorial, you’ll learn what combination of light, environment and material will produce the most convincing results.
Put Masks to Work for You
Masks are an indispensable tool for limiting applied effects and color corrections to specific areas of the frame. We’ll show you how to apply multiple shape mask and control their processing order. You’ll also learn how to use a Color Mask in combination with other masks to achieve just the look you’re after.
Enhance Your Subjects in Post
Masks can be used to bring attention to specific parts of the frame. For example, you might need to enhance the makeup on your talent, or relight an object to give it more focus in a scene. You’ll learn to create Linear, Bezier and B-Spline masks for a variety of creative and remedial purposes.
Sue (verified owner) –
Learned lots from this tutorial. Loved the tips on how to maximize FCPx features without using motion…..a stepping stone to better videos with FCPx and thinking about how to use motion in the future to become even more creative.
Daniel H. (verified owner) –
It’s truly amazing what you can do now in the way of 3D titles with Final Cut Pro X and Steve takes you thoroughly through all the features. The reason I got this tutorial was for understanding masks. This seemingly magic function of FCP X was easy to understand and Steve’s applications were unique and creative.
Martin T. (verified owner) –
This was a great update to the 10.2 FCPX videos. It helped me find tools I use that had been changed since 10.2.