ProSilent
Silent Film Effects for Final Cut Pro X
Ever want to create a silent film but just didn't have the tools to do so, well now you can with ProSilent. With ProSilent, users can apply dirt, dust, scratches, and more. Users can apply as many filters as they want and choose from blend modes to get that custom look. Users have the power to design conversation with text styles, borders, and line designs. Set the stage with ProSilent and never look and new footage the same way again, all with in Final Cut Pro X.
Color Grading with ProSilent in Final Cut Pro X
Silent Films In Final Cut Pro X
ProSilent gives the users the ability to create that silent film look with ease. With ProSilent, creating a silent film has never been this fun. Users have full control over static, focus, dirt, jitter, and more. ProSilent offers a selection of titles, effects, and even a transition. With ProSilent, users can make any sort of media feel like a old film all with in Final Cut Pro X with a click of a mouse.
Over 40 Effect Presets
ProSilent comes with over 40 titles and effects which users will be able to apply any combination to get the best silent film look desired. With ProSilent users can create a variety of custom color filters and adjust threshold, smoothness, highlight, and more. Users can apply dirt or dust and adjust items such as speed size, defocus and more. With ProSilent the possibilities are truly endless all with in Final Cut Pro X.
Easy To Use On-Screen Controls
With ProSilent on-screen controls are simple and easy to use. Users can control the location of their vignette, or control the location and angle of their text line designs. The on-screen controls inside ProSilent will eliminate the stress putting the users first in control with simple and easy to use on-screen controls all with in Final Cut Pro X.
Designed Exclusively For Final Cut Pro X
ProSilent was professionally designed to work seamlessly inside of Final Cut Pro X. As a Final Cut Pro X effect and title, the ProSilent presets can be dragged and dropped onto your footage. With easy-to-use controls that can be found in the FCPX inspector window users can make the necessary adjustments easily finding that vintage look with just a few clicks of a mouse.
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ProSilent Tutorial for Final Cut Pro X
Learn how to turn your film into a classic 1920's silent film with the ProSilent Lesson from Pixel Film Studios.
Step 1 - Applying a Color Grade
Let's begin by going to the FCPX effects library to locate the ProSilent presets. Scan through the color grades and select the one that best matches the look you want. Drag and drop the filter on your clip in the Final Cut Pro X timeline. Once you have applied your color grade, select your clip in the timeline. Then, use the Filter Controls in the FCPX Inspector to adjust the threshold, contrast, color, and film grain.
Step 2 - Applying a Texture
Now, let’s apply some aged film effects. Scan through the dust, dirt, and scratches to find the one you like. Once you have applied your filter, use the Effect Controls to adjust the look. Next go to the titles library to find the ProSilent overlays. Scan through the border and vignette presets. Drag the one you like above your footage on the Final Cut Pro X timeline and make it the same length as the clip. Select the title layer in the timeline and then go to the FCPX Inspector. Use the Border Controls to adjust the size, color and opacity of the frame.
Step 3 - Adding a Border
Next go to the titles library to find the ProSilent overlays. Scan through the border and vignette presets. Drag the one you like above your footage on the Final Cut Pro X timeline and make it the same length as the clip. Select the title layer in the timeline and then go to the FCPX Inspector. Use the Border Controls to adjust the size, color and opacity of the frame.
