How to edit a multicam video in Final Cut Pro for iPad | Sync, Switch & Cut Multiple Angles

Learn how to edit multicam videos in Final Cut Pro for iPad with this step-by-step beginner-friendly tutorial. Whether you’re shooting interviews, events, podcasts, performances, or multi-camera YouTube content, this guide shows you how to harness the full power of multicam editing on the iPad.

In this video, you’ll learn how to set up a multicam clip, add new angles, and sync footage either automatically or manually. You’ll also explore the Angle Editor, where you can rename and refine each camera angle. Finally, you’ll see how easy it is to tap between angles while editing—giving you fast, intuitive control over your multicam workflow.

If you’re a mobile filmmaker, iPad video editor, or Final Cut Pro for iPad creator, this tutorial will help you edit multicam projects faster and more confidently on your iPad.

How to use Titles as Markers in Final Cut Pro for iPad (Workaround Hack)

Final Cut Pro for iPad doesn’t currently support timeline markers—but there’s a workaround! In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to use titles as visual markers to label, organize, and navigate your timeline more efficiently when editing on the iPad.

This video is perfect for mobile filmmakers, video editors, and content creators looking to speed up their workflow using Final Cut Pro for iPad. Whether you need to leave reminders for edits, identify scene breaks, or coordinate collaboration, this creative method works great in the absence of official marker tools.

Stay efficient, even without built-in markers—this technique is a game changer for mobile video making on the go with Apple’s Final Cut Pro for iPad.