The best software, plugins, services, and cameras for video creators. Search or browse by category.
The plugins that earn a permanent spot in my FCP: The Absolute Pack, Pro Zooms, Color Finale, EMUL8, Neat Video, and more.
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AI that cuts your bad takes, pauses, and dead air automatically. Has drastically cut my talking-head editing time.
Try Gling →
The best way to house your sound effects library. Search, hit one keyboard shortcut, and the sound pastes straight onto your Final Cut timeline. No dragging, no importing.
Try Soundly →I no longer mess with audio settings in Final Cut Pro because of this service. Upload your voice track and it comes back clean, balanced, and broadcast-ready. Revolutionary isn't an exaggeration. I can't recommend it enough.
Try Auphonic →
Real music from real people. No AI-generated tracks, and you can hear the difference. A deep catalog of songs and SFX with simple licensing. This is where I point creators for music.
Try Epidemic Sound →
It's a subscription now, and not as cheap as it used to be. But the overlays are still some of the best out there: 10,000+ pre-keyed VFX including explosions, muzzle flashes, fire, smoke, and debris. If you make action videos, this library is a cheat code.
Try Production Crate →
Artlist has shifted from a music site into a full creative asset platform. The focus now is AI video generation and AI voice generation, with their stock library alongside.
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From my buddy Dylan Bates, The Final Cut Bro. The quickest and easiest way to get plugins installed into Final Cut Pro, and it doesn't cost a thing.
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Feed it your long-form videos and its AI pulls out the best moments as ready-to-post clips for Reels, TikTok, and Shorts, then adds captions in whatever style you want. A massive shortcut for repurposing content.
Try OpusClip →
My teleprompter of choice for many years. It turns your phone into a teleprompter, and the VoiceTrack feature scrolls the script automatically as you speak, so you never race the prompter or lose your place.
Try PromptSmart →How I organize ideas. Visual boards where scripts, references, and plans all live side by side. If your brain works better with things laid out in front of you instead of buried in lists, you'll get it immediately.
Try Milanote →
Smart short links with detailed analytics. Routes every click to the right store by region. How I manage the links on this very page.
Try Geniuslink →My full Sony setup: bodies, lenses, filters, gimbals, and every rig piece in my bag. 40+ items with links.
See the Kit →The mics and recorders I use for crisp dialogue and voiceover, from budget picks to the pro setup.
See the Kit →My lighting setup for YouTube videos and client shoots. Flattering, fast to set up, and won't blow the budget.
See the Kit →The DJI Mavic 3 and accessories behind my aerial shots, plus the ND filters that make drone footage gradeable.
See the Kit →Where the footage lives and how the gear travels: backpacks, SSDs, RAID storage, and the small stuff.
See the Kit →The Panasonic GH5 kit I built my channel on, plus my GoPro rig. Fantastic value bought used today.
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