Final Cut Pro X Tutorial - Adding Overlays (Pictures) To Videos
April 20, 2016
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THIS VIDEO WAS BY REQUEST!! In this video I show you the easiest way to add an image or "overlay" to a video in Final Cut Pro X. I have seen people get SO over-complicated with this and it's SUPER easy. Everything can be done right in the FCPX system and you do not need to be bothered with opening up PicMonkey and all those extra steps! You find the image you want, save it to your computer, open your project in FCPX, drag the image where you want it, edit the image, play it back to make sure it's perfect and BOOM, you are done! I also show you had to add a sound effect to a picture pop-up as well.
If you have any other questions leave them below. I am NOT a FCPX or editing expert. I just started using FCP about 3-4 months ago but I literally use it everyday; therefore, I AM getting better and better and always trying to find the fastest and easiest way to do things.
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