Are you ready for a fun Motion technique?

This effect is an example of an animated image wall.

Someone showed me an effect similar to this and asked if it was possible to create it in Motion 5. After experimenting a bit, I was able to do it, and here is the final result (along with the workflow I used).

In the video, you'll notice I dig into a few different techniques and concepts:

• An example of how to use a replicator in Motion 5


• How to use an image sequence for the source material


• How to customize an animation over the replicator's pattern

I hope you find the video helpful!

I'm very excited to announce that my new iMovie tutorial is now online and available for you to watch!

I've made it totally free to watch on my website. (There's an option to purchase sample media to practice as you follow along, but it's not required to watch the videos.)

This iMovie tutorial has 30 videos in the course, and totals more than two hours of solid training.

Want to check it out? Click here to see my free iMovie tutorial.

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I hope you find it helpful! :)

When you add a still photo to a video, you can spice it up. It doesn't need to just sit there.

In fact, you have plenty of options for adding visual interest.

This tutorial demonstrates something I call the "three camera flyover effect". It's a powerful effect that adds a lot of energy to the image.

I show the effect in Motion 5, and along the way I discuss things such as:

• Using several cameras with different angles


• Adjusting the movement of the animation


• Different types of cameras in Motion and how they behave

There's a lot of fun information in this video. I hope you find it helpful!

And by the way, there are plenty of videos like this one in the membership library.

I'm excited to announce that my new Motion Template bundle is now available.

Click here to learn more about it!

There's a bunch of stuff in there, including bonuses for people who take action early.

I hope you find it useful!