This is a webinar recording where I demonstrated how to create an animated slideshow in Final Cut Pro.

You can download this video here. (about 180 MB)

Like always, as I work, I also share a bunch of Final Cut Pro tips and tricks along the way.

The templates that I use in this video are from my new Spectacle Flow Module collection. (As I write this, there are still a couple days left to get the discount and bonuses that are part of the current promotion.)

Here is the recording of this morning's webinar where I demonstrated the process of building an animated slideshow project in Final Cut Pro:

You can download this video here. (about 190 MB)

While I create the slideshow, I also share a bunch of Final Cut Pro tips and tricks along the way.

Thanks to everyone who attended the event live, and I hope the recording is useful to the folks who couldn't make it.

You can click here to learn more about the Flow Modules. (As I write this, there are still a couple days left to get the discount and bonuses that are part of the current promotion.)

If you're like me (and many other video editors), you have used Keynote or PowerPoint slides in videos that you've made.

In this video, I share some of my thoughts about alternatives that I think are better.

I hope the information is helpful!

I've had a lot of fun this month celebrating the 15 year anniversary of Izzy Video by giving away resources for video creators.

Today's giveaway is a small bundle of five different durations of a cinematic piano piece called "A Time to Heal".

You can get it free here.

Add this piece to your ever-expanding library of royalty-free music. :)

I hope it's useful to you!

All the best,

Izzy