Luckily, you don’t even need anything besides your Mac and iPad to do this, all you need is to learn how to use Sidecar.

One way to maximize the potential of your iPad is to use it as a supplementary screen for your Mac to give you some more real estate for your NLE and tools.

This might not be an everyday tool though. This could mean using it as an ultra-portable editing station with LumaFusion when on the move, recording some voiceover or other audio, and doing some audio editing. If you want to see it in action, learn how to best make use of the function, and see some tips for working in Premiere Pro or Final Cut this video from iPhoneographers should help.Ī lot of video editors who pick up an iPad use it as a specialty tool to solve certain problems in their workflow. This works with MacBooks and the desktop Macs. A recent Sidecar feature allows you to very easily start using the iPad for some extra screen real estate. Beyond just all the regular and obvious benefits of an iPad as a workflow tools good for notes, writing, drawing, and scheduling, it can even serve as an extra display for your Mac. IPads are incredibly useful tools for filmmakers.

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