PowerUP Tutorial 51: Understanding and Creating Nests

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The definition of a nest is a sequence contained inside another sequence.

In this video tutorial, Larry Jordan shows you three ways to use nests in your daily work:

• To create a show master from a collection of sequences
• To add an effect to a group of clips as though it was a single clip
• To change the processing order so that motion effects are created before a filter is applied.

This tutorial can be used with Final Cut Pro 5, 6, or 7.