Video Effects Cookbook: Create a “Pleasantville Effect” with a color mask

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DESCRIPTION

  • How to create a “Pleasantville effect” — named after the movie Pleasantville, this effect has everything black-and-white except one object
Note: Play video full screen to read screen text more clearly
DETAILS

Chapter: Video Effects Cookbook

Software: Final Cut Pro X