PowerUP Webinar 32: Using Mattes and Masks in Final Cut Pro

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Duration: 57:13

Presented: Feb. 23, 2011

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Tutorial Overview

The purpose of a matte, or a mask, is to hide something in one clip so you can see something else in another clip.

From chroma-keys, to garbage mattes, to traveling mattes, to a variety of different masks, this session gives you a lot of different ways to hide the ugly to let the beautiful shine through!

In this tutorial, we demo eleven different ways to use masks, with a lot of other effects goodies thrown in. Each of these is presented in step-by-step order, so you can use your media to create these effects on your own system. Best of all, every one of these, except one, work on Final Cut Pro 5, 6, or 7. (The exception is the chroma-key example, which is FCP 7 only.)

Audience Level

This session assumes you have a basic familiarity with the Final Cut Pro interface, and know how to apply an effect. Everything else you need to know, you’ll learn in this tutorial.

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