(LOS ANGELES, CA -26 January 2006) Digital Heaven (www.digital-heaven.co.uk) today announced AutoMotion, a powerful companion to Apple's Motion.
Launched at the January meeting of the Los Angeles Final Cut Pro User Group (LAFCPUG), the software was enthusiastically received by an audience of around 200 Final Cut Pro and Motion users.
AutoMotion is a complete solution to the previously manual and time consuming process of creating multiple graphics. Not only does AutoMotion, create graphics in seconds by merging template styles with text data but it also manages the revision of those graphics in ways never possible before. Crucially as changes are made to each version, AutoMotion shows a live preview of the result complete with title safe areas.
"We're sure AutoMotion will bring a smile to the face of any designer or editor who has ever had to make tedious changes to a number of graphics. AutoMotion gives you the power to change a single template and have that change rippled throughout many versions in seconds. It will save hours of time and frustration."
- Martin Baker, Founder, Digital Heaven Ltd
Pricing and availability
AutoMotion for Mac OS X is currently in beta testing and will be shipping in February. The software will be available for download purchase only from the Digital Heaven online store for US$395. A 30 day fully functioning demo version will be available at the same time.
About Digital Heaven
Digital Heaven was founded in 2000 by ex-BBC Resources editor Martin Baker. For six years the company provided broadcast post production facilities for clients such as the BBC, Channel Four and many independent production companies. In Summer 2003 Digital Heaven became the first London facility to make the switch from Avid editing systems to Apple's Final Cut Pro and later that year, the first software product, EDL Mirror was released. Since then 12 Final Cut Plug-ins and Multicam Lite, the first multicamera editing solution for Final Cut Pro have been added to the product range.
VideoSpace, a free widget for Mac OS X Tiger which calculates the disk space required for a given duration and codec setting was released in October 2005. Clocking up over 10,000 downloads in the first month of release, VideoSpace was featured as a macworld.com 'Widget of the Week' and as a staff favourite on Apple's widget download page.
In November 2005, MovieLogger for Mac OS X, an easy to use QuickTime logging application was released and a Windows version is currently in development.
http://www.digital-heaven.co.uk
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