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How to Make a Film Look In Final Cut Pro

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December 16, 2011

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For a lot of my recent projects I have been using this technique to create a more cinematic look. This is how I choose to do it but you can use any other technique that works for you.

All the footage in this tutorial was shot with the Cannon T3i At 1080p 30 FPS with the h.264 codec, and converted to 720p at 30 FPS with the Apple Intermediate codec for easy editing with final cut pro.

If your going for a complete film look also try shooting at 24FPS rather than 30FPS. If you would like I will also post some footage with this effects shot at 24FPS.

Thanks for watching.

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