Month: April 2019

While I don’t have as much time to devote to YouTube videos as I’d like, here are a few of my more recent ones:

• Final Cut Pro X Creative Summit 2018
• Review: Crooze Stubby e-bike
• They Might Be Giants — Brisbane 2019
• Brisbane InDesign User Group 2018-09 — Free Stuff
• Creative Techniques #13: Luminar with Libraries

And if you have more time, here they all are!

I should also mention that I do shoot and edit video professionally too, so if you have an event you’d like to document or a presentation you’d like recorded, check out some of my work at filmeverywhere.com, and contact me via iain.a [at] iCloud.com.

One article or review every month adds up over time, and here are the last few months worth:

• Designing an Interactive Museum Exhibit as an iPad App
• Final Cut Pro X 10.4: All About Curves
• Review: DJI Ronin-S
• Final Cut Pro X 10.4.4 At The FCP X Creative Summit
• FCP X Workflows: A Rough Guide
• Review: motionVFX mO2
• FAQs: Internal vs External Media in Final Cut Pro X
• Review: RØDECaster Pro

If you’ve upgraded to macOS Mojave (10.14) and been disappointed that your collection of .qtz screen savers stopped working, it’s good to know that you can get them working again for just a few dollars.

The app you’ll need is called Backgrounds, and it’s on the Mac App Store. This app lets you use Quartz Composer files as not only screen savers, but as desktop wallpaper as well. The developer has been responsive by email, and I’ve not had any problems.

Note: This is not a paid post! Also, a competing app (Mach Desktop 4K)  claimed to do the same thing, but didn’t work properly for me.