Jul
Noise Industries has revamped its Manifesto titling plug-in, making it compatible with Final Cut Pro X, as well as Motion and After Effects.
Manifesto is a free plugin with titling tools that allows you to create both static and animated titles. For the creation of rolls, both vertical (roll) and horizontal (crawl), it is not necessary to add keyframes; you simply mark an input and an output and the text moves automatically, based on the length of the clip.
The static title generator allows you to create several lines and adjust their text without leaving the parameter inspector. For more complex titles there is a separate text editor with all the necessary tools.
Another of its qualities is the ability to use an RTF file, which allows you to make the title in any other software and add it later to the one you are using with Manifesto.
In addition, several templates and some effects such as Motion Blur and De-flicker are included.
This is a tutorial on its application in Final Cut Pro X, in which you can see how to use it and modify its parameters such as font and text size.
This one, older, explains the same as the previous one but about Final Cut Pro 7. In addition, it also shows how to download the plugin and FxFactory, necessary for its use.
Manifesto is compatible with Final Cut Pro (Express 4, 6, 7 and X), Motion and After Effects. You can download it for FREE from here.
