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1. How do you send clips from Final Cut Pro to Motion?
Select the clips; then Control-click them and choose Send To > Motion Project. Or, select the clips and choose File > Send To > Motion Project.
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2. When sending clips from a Final Cut sequence to Motion, which two options are selected by default?
Launching Motion and embedding the Motion project file in Final Cut Pro.
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3. If you choose to embed a Motion project file when sending clips from a Final Cut sequence to Motion, what happens to the original clips.
The Motion project file replaces the clips in the sequence, but Final Cut creates a new sequence in the Browser with the name of the Motion project file that contains just the clips that were sent to Motion.
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4. In Motion, can you apply a behavior to more than one layer at a time?
Yes, by first selecting the layers, and then choosing the behavior from the Add Behavior icon in the toolbar or dragging the behavior onto one of the selected layers from the Library.
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5. Name three attributes of a Final Cut Pro video clip that are retained when you send the clip to Motion.
All attributes in the Motion tab of the Viewer (except Motion Blur): Scale, Rotation, Center, Anchor Point, Crop, Distort, Opacity, Drop Shadow, and Speed.
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6. Which elements in Final Cut Pro are not retained when sending clips to Motion?
Filters (with the exception of the SmoothCam filter), transitions, and generators.
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7. When does Motion create separate groups for clips sent from Final Cut Pro?
Motion creates a group for every video track of clips in Final Cut Pro; even if the track contains only generators, which Motion won't import, it creates an empty group.
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8. How do you edit a Motion project embedded in Final Cut Pro?
By using the Open in Editor command, accessed by Control-clicking the clip or by choosing Clip in Editor from the View menu.
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