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ventrategma Author

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How do I create a template to apply an overshoot effect to any image?

I'm working in Final Cut Pro 10 and Motion. Within Final Cut I am able to animate a simple image 'slide in' effect by using keyframes to start with an image off screen and move it to the desired coordinate on screen. Because of the greater range of animation options available in Motion I would like to pre-construct this effect in that software as a drag and drop 'effect,' but when I apply the effect to an image in my timeline the boundaries of the 'slide in' movement are limited to the size of the image I am applying it to rather than affecting the image itself and using my project size as the boundary.

As I am attempting to apply this effect to a large range of different images in a single video it is necessary to not require a pre-selected image to have the animation apply too.

How might I create a template to apply this 'slide in' effect to any image rather than pre-rendering an animation with each image I want to use?

Posted on Mar 19, 2022 2:19 PM

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Luis Sequeira1

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Posted on Mar 20, 2022 10:40 AM

Ok, I see your point. My previous example suffered from the same issue.

One easy way to avoid this problem is to first select the image in the timeline, press Option-G to make a compound clip; then apply the Overshoot effect to the compound, instead of the image.

This works because the frame size of the compound equals the frame size of the project.

I added a "Curtain" generator in the background to help demonstrate that this is working:

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How do I create a template to apply an overshoot effect to any image?

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