Larry, himself.

A big announcement, two new articles, and two new blogs, just for you this week!

First, the announcement. I've had a lot of requests to include our Final Cut Pro X training as part of our subscription membership. So, starting today, we've added the entire FCP X - Effects training title to our Premium membership.

This means you can either own a download that you can play anywhere, or access a streaming version via an Internet connection.  We are very excited about this - it took over a month of work to prepare and I'm looking forward to your reaction. Click here to learn more about becoming a member.

While I write new articles every week, I generally only write blogs when I have something to say to the larger community.  I have two blogs and two articles for you this week -- all listed below.

Due to some scheduling challenges, we moved our next two webinars to later in February.  I'll have more on this in a couple of weeks.

Also, if you are in the UK, I'm presenting six times at the upcoming Broadcast Video Expo, covering FCP X, Compressor 4, and Motion 5.  If you are attending the show, stop by and say hello - I'd love the chance to meet you. I'm speaking on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday.

Optical flow, and it's less sophisticated cousin, Frame Blending, are techniques that Final Cut Pro X uses to smooth playback of extremely slow-motion clips.

In this video tutorial, I explain what they are and how to use them.

Click here to read the article.

MacWorld has become a consumer trade show -- but that doesn't mean we can't learn something from it.

Specifically, I think this year's Macworld offers lessons on where our industry, and our customers, are heading.

Click here to read this blog.

There's a hidden menu in the Event Browser which allows us to make changes to clips in unusual ways.

It's called "Open in Timeline" and this step-by-step article shows you how it works.

Click here to read this article.

Looking for a list of recent articles on Final Cut Pro X?

This blog lists the twelve most recent.

Click here to read this blog.

Here are the top three most viewed articles on my website last week:

1. FCP X: The Limiter Filter

2. Compressing Video For YouTube

3.  FCP 7: Sending Files to Adobe Audition

Click here to see a list of the Top 10 most popular titles for the last seven days.

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When you become a subscribing member of my online training, you now have access to the entire FCP X: Effects training.

More than 60 movies, more than seven hours, of online video training.

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From subscriptions to individual downloads to free techniques and articles -- we've got your back.  And there's lots more to come.

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