Letter Parts that you can type right into Apple Final Cut Studio!
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Create innovative motion titles by merely typing, then easily applying motion effects, in Final Cut Studio!
Type out titles with children's blocks, cast metal type, twigs and old typewriter keys!
(Scroll down to view showings and sample movies.)
Letter Parts LiveFonts are image-based alphabets which you can use to create striking visual titles for your video projects. Designed to be used within the Motion and LiveType components of Apple® Final Cut® Studio, Letter Parts titles are created by merely typing them! But the juiciest part of the peach is that you can then easily apply dozens of different motion effects.
Want to see a few moving samples? Then, by all means, click on the links to the left. Better yet, want to try it for yourself?
Download a FREE sample of BLOCK LiveFont! |
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Notes:
1) Letter Parts LiveFonts can only be used on a Mac running Apple Final Cut Studio within the Motion or LiveType applications.
2) Letter Parts LiveFonts are in broadcast resolution and not suitable for high-resolution print usage. But the good news is that Letter Parts Stock Images are perfect for print.
Click here to visit the Letter Parts Stock Image page. |
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Letter Parts Block LiveFonts
View Sample Movie 1 (1.6 MB) : View Sample Movie 2 (1.4 MB)
(Requires current version Quicktime)
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Letter Parts Metal LiveFonts
View Sample Movie 1 (525k) : View Sample Movie 2 (1.3 MB)
(Requires current version Quicktime)
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Letter Parts Stick LiveFonts
View Sample Movie 1 (1 MB) : View Sample Movie 2 (1.3 MB)
(Requires current version Quicktime)
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Letter Parts Typewriter LiveFonts
View Sample Movie 1 (1 MB) : View Sample Movie 2 (620k)
(Requires current version Quicktime)
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