Automatic Duck Bridges Gap Between Toon Boom StoryBoard Pro and Final Cut Pro
Emmy award-winning Toon Boom Animation Inc. today announced its partnership with Automatic Duck to bring the editing process to the next level. Toon Boom Storyboard Pro exports animatics in the AAF file format and Pro Import FCP takes them straight into Final Cut Pro, with automated relink of video files and unlimited audio tracks. »

More...
Handmade Digital Releases VFXTracker 2008 for Final Cut Pro »
GenArts Releases Sapphire Plug-ins for Apple FxPlug Products »
dvGarage Announces dvMatte Pro 3.0 Studio for Apple Final Cut Pro and Motion »
Noise Industries Partner sugarFX Releases New FxPack Themes For Apple Pro Video App »
Creating Transitions in Final Cut Studio Without Key Frames »
Supawipe FxPack for Final Cut Studio 2 and Express 4 »
Noise Industries Releases FxFactory 2.0 »
Final Cut Studio 2 Now REDCODE RAW Enabled »
GenArts Releases Sapphire Plug-ins Version 2 »

Apple Final Cut Studio 2
No doubt about it: Apple certainly stole the limelight at this year’s NAB with its greatly anticipated announcement of Final Cut Studio 2. The latest pro video application suite includes substantial upgrades »

More...
Multicam Shoot Out »
Apple Has HD to Burn In Amped-Up Final Cut Studio »

Three Ways to Transfer Sony XDCAM Content to Final Cut Pro
There are three ways to move footage from the Sony PMW-EX1 camcorder to Final Cut Pro. Deciding which method to use depends on your equipment and desired file format. »

More...
Add HDV Footage to a DVCPRO HD Project with FCP Media Manager »
Work Faster with FCP Clips in After Effects with Automatic Duck Pro Import AE 4.0 »
Capture HDV in QuickTime for Editing in Apple Final Cut Studio »
VIDEO TUTORIAL: External Drive Options for the Final Cut Pro »
VIDEO TUTORIAL: Setting Up and HDV Project in Final Cut Pro »
Quick Tip - Roll Your Own FCP Plugs Without Writing a Line Of Code »
Bring HVX200 P2 Clips into FCP via the FireStore FS-100 »
VIDEO TUTORIAL: Translate FCP Titles into DVD Studio Pro Subtitles »
VIDEO TUTORIAL: The Blink Filter in Final Cut Pro »

See what others have to say about Final Cut Pro 5 »

The Final Cut Pro 5 advantage is clear: high-performance digital nonlinear editing, support for virtually any video format, and facility-class extensibility and interoperability. Whether you’re working solo or collaborating with a team on the next blockbuster, Final Cut Pro 5 delivers the power and flexibility to tackle any project »

Where to learn more... »

Archiving your project when you’re done is a snap. Since all your project files are in one project folder, drag the project folder on the boot disk to a CD. For media, archive your camera master tapes and trash all hard disk files by dragging the folder [2nd drive] > Final Cut Pro Documents > Capture Scratch > [your project name] to the trash.