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I had recorded this quick Time-Lapse video of how I created the Father’s Day Template For Final Cut Pro.

The Template was created entirely in Apple’s Motion Software that is at the time of this writing is less than $50 on the App Store.

To download this template please visit the product page here:

Hi, everyone! I have great news!

Recently, I was invited to be part of this webinar presented by Digital-Team Trifecta. 

Please be sure to join on June 18th @ 2PM EST. 

I am super excited! 😊🥳

One of the biggest challenges I have is staying focused. This video had a potential solution that I would like to try.

In my ever search of finding the most beautiful live streaming software, I had discovered Jamm.

So far I like it. It has a free trial. It is still new but, I am blown away how well it was put together.

Please let me know what you think.

Have an amazing day! 😊

As I understand, there are many parts of Apple’s Motion we do not see.

As I understand, there is a code in Motion that is reminiscent of Shake as many of its developers had also worked on Apple’s Pro Apps Development Team.

Shake at one time was one of the top compositions tools for VFX and Compositing. It was used in films such as The Matrix, Lord of the Rings, King Kong, Doctor Who, and many more.

Shake did VFX that made my mouth drop and it still amazes me when I think about it until this day.

I had seen VFX workflows done in Shake, that would have taken hours to days to do even with today’s tools, done in minutes since it was all run by pure code and no GUI.

I had seen in action at a demo I had the honor to see by one of the Matrix VFX artists who had taught a Demo Artist course for Apple Pro Resellers Team. I wish I remember his name as I would love to thank him again. He was amazingly talented!

Apple, as I understand, still has access to the Shake code. I believe the GUI was way ahead of its time especially for the price point.

That shake code, as I also understand is still owned by Apple.
There is also the Apple Color, which was AMAZING! ( Apple, as I understand, may still own the code. )

When Apple discontinued Shake, maintenance program subscribers had the option to license the Shake source code for US$50K. A few VFX studios did this (pretty sure Weta & The Embassy did) – and some actually still use Shake today.

Last time I checked you could still run Shake on Mojave – you just had to launch it from Terminal.”

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However, as I understand, Final Cut Pro is the Video Pro flagship tool. I believe, Apple had to invest a heavy amount of time into FCP to earn people’s trust and respect again.

In my opinion, once FCPX regains its reputation we may see Motion, Logic, iMovie, and many more amazing tools get heavy attention and promotion.

Also, we can make our own code, plugins, scripts or tools to make Motion become the tool we need. Similar to what MotionVFX does.

Please let me know what you think. Thank you for your time and have an amazing day. 　

Today I had tested Livestream Studio Pro 6.  

It has a 30 Day Trial and so far I am liking it.

**In the middle of the videos the audio had a strong background noise from the computer's fan.  I will test with a better mic, change settings and quit all apps.
So far every streaming service I had tested needs high CPU Usage.