Apple has acquired MotionVFX, the Polish maker of popular Final Cut Pro plugins and templates, strengthening its push into ...

Apple’s next big subscription service lets creative types use editing apps that might be too expensive for them to buy outright. The Creator Studio package offers access to six services for $12.99 a ...

Apple acquires MotionVFX to expand Final Cut Pro tools and strengthen its position against Adobe in video editing software.

Is iMovie enough for your video editing needs, or should you upgrade to Final Cut Pro? I help you decide with an extensive head-to-head comparison.

Apple's latest acquisition could be a hint towards improvements for Final Cut Pro. The tech giant acquired MotionVFX, as seen on the company's website and first reported by MacRumors, which is known ...

The move could help Apple better compete with Adobe Premiere Pro and the Adobe Creative Cloud suite.

For example, Beat Detection, powered by an AI model from Logic Pro, enables creators to instantly analyze music tracks and display a Beat Grid for precise synchronization of visual cuts with audio.

Final Cut Pro, Apple's premiere video editing software, targets both working professionals and consumers who want more power for their video editing projects than iMovie provides. The Mac-only app ...

With its latest buy, Apple is reportedly expected to integrate MotionVFX’s video-editing tools across its services including Creator Studio.

Final Cut Pro for the Mac became a favorite video editing app of Hollywood about 20 years ago, but then Apple made a radical update that lost it filmmakers forever. Here's where it started, and what ...

Apple has focused the spotlight on how a "Severance" film editor primarily uses an iMac in conjunction with just about every shipping Mac there is to get his work done — but chooses not to dwell on ...