Free titling plugins let users create static and roll/crawl titles
Boston, MA – July 18, 2012 – Noise Industries, developer of visual effects tools for the post-production and broadcast markets, introduces a new version of Manifesto, available now for free for Final Cut Pro X, Motion and After Effects through FxFactory. Manifesto allows users to easily add static and roll/crawl titles to projects without the need to keyframe. Editors can customize the title animation, as well as fonts, colors and more. Manifesto is a FREE download
Manifesto features include:
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Now available for Final Cut Pro X. Manifesto title generator ships with multiple templates for creating static titles and animated rolls/crawls, all now easily customizable within FCP X.
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Keyframing optional. Keyframes are not required for title animation in Manifesto. The text of the editor’s choice is scrolled in and out of the frame automatically, based on the length of the generator track. This feature also lets users match a title roll or crawl to the duration of a different clip.
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Use existing RTF files. Manifesto can reference an existing RTF file on disk, allowing editors to utilize an external program for text input and layout.
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Built-in motion blur and de-flicker. Create high-quality animations at any frame rate with built-in motion blur and the ability to reduce interlacing artifacts.
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Easy masking abilities. Editors can use external media to determine which portions of the title are visible, or vice versa.
FxFactory updated to v3.0.5
FxFactory 3.0.5 introduces support for OS X Mountain Lion and improves compatibility with Retina displays and the most recent versions of Final Cut Pro X and Motion 5. This update is recommended for all users.
About Noise Industries, LLC
Established in 2004, Boston, Massachusetts-based Noise Industries is an innovative developer of visual effects tools for the post-production and broadcast community. Their products are integrated with popular non-linear editing and compositing products from Apple and Adobe. For more information, please visit the Noise Industries website.