Mobile Videography – The Epic Guide to FiLMiC Pro V6 – Free Tutorial Enrolment
The Epic Guide to FiLMiC Pro V6 is the easiest way to learn how to master the best pro video app on iOS.
In this in-depth FiLMiC Pro tutorial series you’ll learn:
- How to master the all new FiLMiC Pro manual arc sliders for perfect focus and exposure.
- How to get the most out of Live Analytics.
- How to shoot and color grade the new LOG flat shooting profiles for cinematic results in LumaFusion; VideoGrade HD; Premiere Pro; and Final Cut Pro X.
- How to use FiLMiC Pro’s best in class support for the DJI OSMO Mobile handheld stabiliser.
- How to capture stunning timelapse video.
- How to take control of frame rates for cinema, PAL, NTSC and creative effects.
- How to manually set your white balance for perfect results.
- How to improve your workflow efficiency by using FiLMiC Pro’s new content management system.
- Plus much, much more!
Your Instructor
Eliot Fitzroy is the founder of Epic Tutorials and an Apple Distinguished Educator specialising in mobile creativity apps. His tutorials have helped 3 million mobile content creators get the most of their apps.
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