Want to create a clean 3D environment to show off images and text? With PROTERRA™ from Pixel Film Studios™, you can create a stage for your action and then control a 3D camera and lights to illuminate your text and images from all angles in Final Cut Pro X. With this collection of 80 presets, you can make an impressive slide show presentation or corporate video with FCPX.

Want to create a clean 3D environment to show off images and text? With PROTERRAв„ў from Pixel Film Studiosв„ў, you can create a stage for your action and then control a 3D camera and lights to illuminate your text and images from all angles in Final Cut Pro X. With this collection of 80 presets, you can make an impressive slide show presentation or corporate video with FCPX.

Smash and shatter your footage into smithereens and watch as 3D fragments and shards made out of your footage fly by the camera. With over 30 presets to choose from, PROFRAG- from Pixel Film Studios- can help you make endless cool shatter effects in your next FCPX project. Simply insert a clip into one the PROFRAG- drop zones and use the controls to shatter it appart!

Create the hip or edgy film with PRO8MM- by Pixel Film Studios. This collection of 25 professionally made grunge effects for Final Cut Pro X allows for added moving textures and color burns to a give an aggressive look.

Extract the light out of your image and manipulate it in Final Cut Pro X with PROLUMA- from Pixel Film Studios-. This collection of 50 light control presets gives you total control over the color and quality of the light in your scene. PROLUMA- doesnt composite a lighting effect over your footage; it works with the light in your footage!

Paul Mauriat (4 March 1925 – 3 November 2006) was a French orchestra leader, conductor of Le Grand Orchestre de Paul Mauriat, who specialized in the easy listening genre. He is best known in the United States for his million selling remake of Andre Popps "Love is Blue", which was #1 for 5 weeks in 1968. Other recordings for which he is known include El Bimbo, "Toccata" and "Penelope."

Want to give your footage a magical or Film Noire look? Adding fog or haze to your footage is a great way to create a mystical or ominous look in your film. With PROFOG? from Pixel Film Studios?, you can choose from 50 ProRes fog video files that you can easily composite onto your footage. Simply drag one of the PROFOG clips ontop of your footage in any non-linear editing system and change the blend mode.

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Join motion picture and television photographer Mike Kubeisy on location as he demonstrates some of the most common and versatile tools he uses every day on the sound stages in Hollywood. From C47s to Cardellini clamps and apple boxes to scissor clips, Mike will show you how to use the tools the pros use to get the job done in all kinds of situations.

Join motion picture and television photographer Mike Kubeisy on location as he demonstrates some of the most common and versatile tools he uses every day on the sound stages in Hollywood. From C47s to Cardellini clamps and apple boxes to scissor clips, Mike will show you how to use the tools the pros use to get the job done in all kinds of situations. You’ll not only learn how the tools are used in Hollywood, but how to use them back in your own studio to maximize, enhance, and improve your photography..

Join motion picture and television photographer Mike Kubeisy on location as he demonstrates some of the most common and versatile tools he uses every day on the sound stages in Hollywood. From C47s to Cardellini clamps and apple boxes to scissor clips, Mike will show you how to use the tools the pros use to get the job done in all kinds of situations. You’ll not only learn how the tools are used in Hollywood, but how to use them back in your own studio to maximize, enhance, and improve your photography..

British Film Design is about the things that you see when you close your eyes and think of British cinema: Dr. Nos Hideaway, the buffet of Brief Encounter, Vera Drakes parlour, Hogwarts School...and a thousand other visions of British films.