I'm excited to announce that my new theme bundle #2 for Final Cut Pro X is now available!

And I'm including a bonus theme for anyone who gets the bundle during the launch. It's called "Glide" and I think you'll love it. :)

All the information you need to know is here.

(Make sure you watch the short video at the top of that page.)

All the best,
Izzy

P.S.> I'm beyond excited right now. I've been working on these themes for a while, and I finally get to show them to you.

Make sure you send me links to videos you make where you use the themes. I love getting to see them in projects...

Click here to check out the information page.

Lower thirds are great options for many (most?) situations, but sometimes you want something with a little more pizzazz, a little more excitement.

That's where the "Introducer" comes in. This video demonstrates what an "Introducer" is...

Pretty cool stuff, right? :)

I started calling these special titles "Introducers" because that's what they do: introduce a person or thing.

Why am I talking about this? I'll be including an Introducer with each of my upcoming themes. Stay tuned for more info on them...

I've made a new Final Cut Pro template that you can use in either FCPX or Motion. And I'm providing it to the members at no additional charge.

To see the template in action, watch the above video.

This video will show you how to install the template:

And this video will show you how to customize the template:

It was fun making this for you, and I'm thinking I'll probably make more templates in the future.

Just another benefit of being an Izzy Video Member!

When someone becomes a new Izzy Video member, one of the common questions I receive from them is:

"Where should I start?"

The membership library is huge (more than 270 videos as I write this). It's reasonable to wonder where to begin.

Well, I've created a new resource that I think is a good place to start. It's my new guide: Getting Started with Video.

This guide is a combination of text and videos that's designed to help someone new(ish) to video get up and running.

The videos are from the membership library, and this guide is an experiment in putting the videos in a new context.

I'm excited about this guide. It's long. If you start at the beginning and work your way to the end, I think you'll get a lot out of it.

Anyway, I hope you enjoy it and find it useful!

P.S.> I'm planning more guides. Stay tuned for additional topics...