Apple Motion 4 - Manual (Page 1453)

You can add Motion projects directly to sequences in Final Cut Pro and send Final Cut Pro
sequence clips directly to a new Timeline in Motion.
This appendix covers the following:
• Using Motion with Final Cut Pro (p. 1453)
• Rendering Motion Projects for Use in Final Cut Pro (p. 1458)
• Using Motion Templates in Final Cut Pro (p. 1458)
• Master Templates in Final Cut Pro (p. 1462)
Using Motion with Final Cut Pro
Integration between Motion and Final Cut Pro allows you to:
• Import Motion projects into Final Cut Pro: You can add motion graphics created in Motion
directly to your Final Cut Pro sequence without rendering.
• Update embedded Motion projects in Final Cut Pro: You can immediately see changes
to a Motion project in your Final Cut Pro sequence.
• Send Final Cut Pro clips or sequences to Motion: You can create new Motion projects
based on a selection of clips or a sequence in Final Cut Pro. You can use this feature to
sketch a motion graphics sequence in Final Cut Pro and then refine it in Motion. The
new Motion project can then be embedded in your Final Cut Pro sequence.
Note: Motion can import audio included in a Final Cut Pro project, but audio in a Motion
project does not appear in Final Cut Pro.
Importing a Motion Project into Final Cut Pro
You can import Motion projects into Final Cut Pro to quickly add motion graphics, title
sequences, and animations to your sequence.
To import a Motion project into Final Cut Pro
Do one of the following:
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Drag the Motion project from the Finder to the Final Cut Pro Browser or Timeline.
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