Motion 5 Fast Forward is our flagship tutorial that sets the groundwork for learning how to create user-customizable titles, transitions and effects in Final Cut Pro X. Imagine the possibilities of creating animated titles in Motion, then saving them so they appear in, and can be applied and modified in Final Cut Pro. Imagine the possibilities of designing and creating custom effects and transitions then giving the Final Cut Pro X user control over the look of the effect or transition. In this introductory tutorial, Mark Spencer will empower you with the skills necessary to confidently create titles, transitions and effects for any Final Cut Pro X project.

Motion 5 Fast Forward is presented in 15 individual lessons with a running time of just under 3 hours. The tutorial also includes project and media files for following along in Motion 5. Each lesson focuses on building fundamental Motion skills such as working with groups and layers; animating with keyframes and behaviors; working with text, shapes, replicators and masks; applying filters and publishing your finished Motion creations to Final Cut Pro X.

Introducing Motion 5: Rigging & Publishing Titles, Transitions, Effects & Generators for Final Cut Pro X. With Apple's introduction of Motion 5, creating killer motion graphics is just the beginning. Using two new features of Motion 5 called Rigging and Publishing you can now create titles, transitions, effects and generators so that their parameters appear in and can be modified in Final Cut Pro X. Furthermore, multiple parameters can now be "rigged" to a single control such as a checkbox, pop-up menu or slider (called widgets). With these incredible publishing and rigging tools, you can be more than a motion graphics designer, you can now become a motion graphics publisher.

Motion 5: Rigging & Publishing Titles, Transitions, Effects & Generators for Final Cut Pro X is a unique training curriculum delivered by Mark Spencer, the world's foremost authority on Motion since its introduction. The training is presented in 13 individual lessons with a running time under 3 hours. The tutorial also includes project & media files for following along in Final Cut Pro X and Motion 5.