This is how to do a Double Exposure effect in Final Cut Pro X. In this double exposure tutorial I show you a quick and easy way to pull off this amazing effect in Final Cut Pro.
This effect was used as a baseline for a no budget music video I shot recently: • DJ Klem - Alubarika (Official Music Video)...
If you would like to learn more about how I shot the video above: • How I Shot A No Budget Music Video - Aluba...
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