Create an eye-catching title card for your videos with this tutorial right inside of Final Cut Pro.

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You don't need special equipment to give your documentary a boost in motion. Jump on a platform that moves, such as an escalator, elevator, boat or a bike.

Before gimbals, drones, and sliders, documentary filmmakers used cars to capture dynamic motion. Today, cars are still a simple solution for adding motion to...

Gimbals can take a lot of time to setup, balance and use, so can you use one on a fast paced documentary?

There are a few ways to add dynamic motion to your interview shot, but the challenge is not ruining a part of the interview with too much motion.

If you've already brought a slider along to your documentary shoot, you can achieve more creative motion with a few slider adjustments.