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Final Cut Pro x includes a number of Generators and Titles which you can add to your compositions to quickly produce high-quality, professional videos. Some of these generators and titles have a space to add your own imagery, called a Drop Zone. When you preview these titles and generators, the drop zone appears as a grey box with a downward arrow.

Some common use of drop zones are logo animations, slideshow templates, and opening title sequences. While a logo opener would typically only have 1 dropzone, a slideshow will generally have many. In the Timeline, your generator or title will only appear as one clip, even if you have added many images or videos to its dropzones.

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Another tricky issue that can pop up is making sure the best portion of your source clip plays in the drop zone. When choosing your source media, make sure the Playhead is positioned in a spot where you can clearly see the drop zone preview in the Viewer. Whatever point you click the source video clip, that will be the starting point at the very beginning of your title or transition. Sometimes it just takes a few attempts to make sure everything lines up correctly.

Just drop your photos or video clips in and out comes a sleek slideshow combining text and images. This template includes 16 drop zones and another 18 different places to add your own text. You can use it for photo slideshows, company presentations, school projects, opening to a video or more!

An epic and cinematic plugin with 13 places to load your own images or videos clips. Perfect for demo reels or opening credits. This is a great example of how one drop zone can populate multiple placeholders in a template, as you can see each image you add will be duplicated in the background.

Callout templates allow you to point to things in your video and label them with text. There are tons of callout templates out there, but this one is unique in that it allows you to add images via dropzones, which is pretty cool! You can use this to point out your favorite places on a map, draw attention to objects in a scene, or market features in a product video. Overall, a very useful template.

Sparkypants Studios have released the latest update to the strategy MOBA Dropzone. The new update, which is currently available for download, brings some changes to Kavash Boss, gear and pilot changes and various other bug fixes. The game is currently available as a free-to-play title on PC via Steam and since its release has maintained a "Mostly Positive" rating on Steam.

Austin, Texas, Jan. 4, 2023:--Drop Zone: Everest, the first documentary from Legacy Studios, the newly established production arm of veteran-owned extreme expedition firm Legacy Expeditions, follows retired U.S. Navy SEAL Mike Sarraille and a team of former special operators as they skydive into Mt. Everest in honor of the brave men and women who lost their lives during Extortion 17. Set against the breathtaking backdrop of the Himalayas, Drop Zone: Everest highlights the challenges of jumping into the world's highest drop zone, such as sub-zero temperatures, unpredictable winds, and a lack of oxygen. The documentary premieres as a free stream on FITE at 8PM ET on Monday, January 9th.

Staff Sgt. Steven Gore waits on the pilot's cue for when the C-17 is over the drop zone at Charleston AFB's North Auxiliary Field while a contracted camera crew films for the upcoming movie "Dear John" Nov. 26. The crew filmed several scenes for the movie in flight, on the flight line and in a Charleston AFB hangar. Sergeant Gore is a loadmaster with the 16th Airlift Squadron. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Timothy Taylor)

Richard Davidson operates the camera while Geoffrey Herbert deflects unwanted sunlight from the camera's lens during the filming of a live airdrop at Charleston AFB's North Auxiliary Field Nov. 26.Mr. Richard and Mr. Herbert are contracted cameramen from the upcoming movie "Dear John." (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Timothy Taylor)

This is a highly-flexible template. You can use this same idea to create a 2-way split screen or add far more images. Just remember each image needs its own drop zone and all drop zones need to be centered in their space.

With a range of touch and gesture features designed for touch devices such as the Microsoft Surface Pro series, the November 2015 release of Premiere Pro offers a simplified and faster editing workflow that utilizes the power of a touch interface. Using touch and gesture actions, you can scrub, select, and edit clips into a sequence to create a rough cut. The touch features are designed for use primarily in an assembly or rough cut workflow, but the thumbnail controls and Program Monitor drop-zones are not specific to touch. You can also use them in traditional mouse-based editing workflows.

The Insert drop-zone edits the clip in the sequence at the playhead (or in/out points, if present), respecting the Timeline panel's source patching. Clips after the insertion point are moved later (rippled) in the sequence, unless their track is locked.

The Overwrite drop-zone edits the clip in the sequence at the playhead (or in/out points, if present), respecting the Timeline's source patching. Clips after the insertion point are overwritten for the duration of the source clip. Locked tracks are not overwritten.

The Insert Before and Insert After drop-zones edit a clip before or after the clip at the playhead, respectively. These drop-zones respect the Timeline panel's source patching; if there is no content on the patched tracks at the playhead, the edit is performed as an Insert edit instead. In and out points are ignored, unless the edit is performed as an Insert edit. Clips after the insertion point are moved later in the sequence, unless their track is locked.

The Replace drop-zone replaces a clip at the playhead if there is content on the patched tracks at the playhead; otherwise, no edit is performed. If a selection exists in the sequence, the selection is used for the Replace edit and ignores the playhead position. If more than one clip is selected in the Project panel and Replace is used, only the first clip in the selection is used to perform the edit.

The Overlay drop-zone places a clip on the lowest empty track at the playhead (or in/out points, if present) that does not cause a clip collision in the sequence. The edit is performed as an Overwrite to the empty region of the sequence, so clips after the insertion point are not moved later in the sequence. Source patching controls which parts of a source clip are edited into the sequence, but the tracks to which they are mapped have no influence on the edit. If no available tracks exist, Premiere Pro creates a new one.

NOTE: Sometimes, the same result can get produced when dragging a thumbnail into different drop zones. For example, with the playhead parked at the end of the last clip that was edited into a sequence, the monitor is looking forward at a black frame. In this case, dropping a thumbnail on "Insert After", "Insert" and "Overwrite" all produce the same result, with the clip being edited into the sequence after the last clip.

a long time ago, my app used a Quartz composition, as a drag n drop, drop zone. Then Apple made significant changes to Cocoa, and broke Quartz Composition viewer in IB. So, I reverted to an older version of the drop zone, that was built from an NSImageView. Now I'm porting my code to Swift as an excercise, and lo-and-behold: NSImageView has a serious bug which makes using it as a drop zone impossible for me... But Quartz Compositons are back!

The easiest way to get media into ShotGrid is to drag movies, images and PDFs onto a drop zone in the Media app. Dragging files anywhere over the page highlights the available drop zones with a white, dashed outline. When you release files over a drop zone, we'll instantly create a Version for each file that you dropped and start uploading your media. Once your files have been uploaded, they're queued for transcoding so they can be viewed on the web.

Ramstein Air Base Airmen load Joint Precision Airdrop System with a Modular Autonomous Guidance Units bundles onto a C-130J Super Hercules during Exercise African Lion 18, April 18, 2018 at Kenitra Air Base, Morocco. The JPAD-MAGUs are rigged to container delivery systems to simulate a supply load. With the air space, drop zone and operations support of the Moroccan Royal Armed Forces, the execution of the self-navigating JPAD-MAGU cargo system drop marks the first time for U.S. Africa Command. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Nesha Humes Stanton)

U.S. Air Force 86th Logistics Readiness Squadron aerial delivery supervisors, Staff Sgt. Julio Pernas and Staff Sgt. Justen Knighten, load container delivery systems during Exercise African Lion 18, April 18, 2018, at Kenitra Air Base, Morocco. The CDSs are used to simulate a supply load and are attached to Joint Precision Airdrop System with a Modular Autonomous Guidance Units. With the air space, drop zone and operations support of the Moroccan Royal Armed Forces, the JPAD-MAGU rigging marks the first time for U.S. Africa Commands execution of the self-navigating cargo system drop.(U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Nesha Humes Stanton)

U.S. Army Sgt. Zachary Gillespie 173rd Infantry Brigade Combat Team airborne parachute rigger, calibrates a Joint Precision Airdrop System with a Modular Autonomous Guidance Unit during Exercise African Lion 18, April 18, 2018, at Kenitra Air Base, Morocco. Prior to rigging, climatology data is computed to assist in the self-navigation of the JPAD-MAGU. The Moroccan Royal Armed Forces supported U.S. service members with air space and drop zones to conduct U.S. Africa Commands first JPAD-MAGU drop. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Nesha Humes Stanton)

U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Giovani Gomez and Sgt. Zachary Gillespie, 173rd Infantry Brigade Combat Team airborne parachute riggers, work on a Joint Precision Airdrop System with a Modular Autonomous Guidance Unit during Exercise African Lion 18, April 18, 2018 at Kenitra Air Base, Morocco. With the air space, drop zone and operations support of the Moroccan Royal Armed Forces, the JPAD-MAGU rigging marks the first time for U.S. Africa Commands execution of the self-navigating cargo system drop. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Nesha Humes Stanton) 2ff7e9595c