Sync-N-Link for FCP

Sync-N-Link for FCP is a simple utility for automatically synchronizing dual system sound (separate audio records from the camera recording) containing matching timecode with unprecedented power and flexibility. Sync-N-Link for FCP’s key features:

Synchronizes batches of clips or entire projects ahead of editorial;
Enables synchronization of only selected tracks for use during editorial;
Replaces camera audio, or previously synchronized selected tracks, in Sequences with the full multi-channel source.

First Cuts for FCP (Documentary) Bundle

First Cuts for FCP Log your clips into bins in Final Cut Pro; pass the bins to First Cuts and get back a fast first cut. Immediately, with story arc, b-roll and lower thirds. Never face the frustration of an empty sequence again – explore story content as a series of fast first cuts.

First Cuts takes your log notes from a long-form documentary, and turns them into fast first cuts so you can explore the stories that are present in the material in a non-disruptive fashion. When edits are quick and easy, use as many as you like to reach creative insight.

First Cuts:

Gives you an edited sequence to start improving, not an empty timeline;
Makes you incredibly productive;
Gives you lots of inspiration for story;
Will never send you down a path where there’s not enough material to support a story theme; and
Lets you discover the stories that the material supports, in moments.

Watch the video tour and see the examples before you decide if it’s magic, or just a glimpse into the future!

Finisher for FCP

Finisher for FCP Finisher takes your a-roll cut (also called “radio cut”) and:

Adds Lower Thirds and b-roll (with reduced and cross-faded audio) quickly and easily;
Uses Markers to optionally guide placement of b-roll in a Sequence;
Does not require any metadata at the most basic level of use.

Go from radio cut to ready-to-view in minutes; speed your finishing workflow.

Be amazed by the Finisher video tour and examples! How many places will this save you time?