Final Cut Pro 7

To achieve split screens in Final Cut Pro, we had to use the motion tab on the viewing screen. This allowed us to alter the size of the clips in relation to the canvas. it also allowed us to create animations within the screens, so that the could move to allow other screens to fit on to the canvas. After a great deal of practise we managed to 'master' the art of split screening.

Here is a screen shot of the Final Cut Pro 7 document that shows the number of video tracks that we have used, along with the motion tab in use, creating an animation.