The clip keyframe graph is displayed along with speed tick marks.
In order to see how your speed changes are being applied to the clips, click the Toggle Clip Keyframes button in the lower left of the timeline. You'll need to have Final Cut Pro 7.01 or later installed in order to follow along. (89 Megs)Īfter downloading, launch the project and make sure the SpeedFreaks sequence is open. Feel free to follow along using your own footage, just keep in mind that the results you obtain may not match my examples do to the fact that your media will have differing timecodes, durations and in some cases, differing frame rates.ĭownload the project and project files. To make this article more interactive, I'm including a link to the project and media I refer to in this article so you can follow along in your own copy of Final Cut Pro 7. In this article, my intention is to walk you through these new speed tools using a short 3 clip sequence from the MavTV show "SpeedFreaks".
With the release of Final Cut Pro 7, it seems clear that Apple has listened to its user base and in my opinion, the new Speed Tools present one of the strongest arguments for upgrading to the latest release of Final Cut Studio. Altering speed is therefore a staple in editorial aesthetics and new tools to this end must keep the process simple, straight-forward and efficient. Since the early days of cinema, filmmakers have manipulated time for dramatic or comedic effect.
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