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Learn how to create different image frames from shapes, combinations of shapes, divided shape, type and much more.

In this class you will learn how to control, manipulate and create a selection of image frames with the aim of giving you complete control over how your images are placed in Adobe InDesign.

So check out the class intro and find out how you can add a bit ‘A’ for awesome to your Adobe InDesign image frames!

In this class you will learn to:

• place images in custom shapes
• place images in type
• use the pathfinder tool to combine and modify shapes
• work with the direct selection tool to manipulate shape
• use type to punch a hole in shapes
• place, re-scale and modify images

This class covers some fundamental InDesign skills that will be very useful in any design work that you are working on in Adobe InDesign.

If you have any questions about this class or my Adobe InDesign, Adobe Illustrator or Adobe Photoshop classes then just drop me a note.
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New in Final Cut Pro X 10.3 is the introduction of Lanes into the Roles feature of Apple’s professional video editing software. The introduction of lanes is a great addition which enables a fluid grouping of clips visually on the timeline as groups for dialogue, effects, music and custom roles and sub-roles that editors create.

This tutorial introduces the basic functionality of roles and lanes in Final Cut Pro X 10.3 and it is definitely a feature that is worth learning more about if you are working on complex edits with more than one editor.

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This technique for selecting multiple transitions, titles or images on your timeline will save you time and give you an insight into the power of the timeline index feature.

You will learn:
– Quick and easy ways to select multiple transitions, clips or images on your timeline
– Methods for changing the duration of multiple timeline elements in one go
– Searching for specific content on your timeline
– Shortcuts for making quick edits

If you work with long edits, presentation slideshows or multiple titles this Final Cut Pro X 10.3 tutorial will grow your understanding of how to work effectively with your edits.

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Learn to stabilise shaky video footage in Apple’s new version of its professional video editing application Final Cut Pro X 10.3.

The process is pretty much unchanged from earlier versions so if you are using Final Cut Pro 10.2 you will be able to follow the steps here.

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New Final Cut Pro X 10.3 Video Tutorials

Watch this playlist of 15 Final Cut Pro X videos on YouTube >

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Useful articles taking a first look at the newly redesigned Final Cut Pro X 10.3 and its features

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Final Cut Pro X Update – 10.3 First Hands-On Review by Ollie Kenchington

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10 awesome new Final Cut Pro X version 10.3 features by Jeff Benjamin

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Final Cut Pro X 10.3 – First Look by fcpxpert.net

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Final Cut Pro X 10.3 – What’s New: An all-star cast of new features by Apple.com

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Final Cut Pro X Gets Full Redesign for 10.3

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All the New Features in FCPX 10.3 by Jonny Elwyn

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