The city is alive.

We all know how cities around the world keep on moving, day or night, in the summer hot or freezing cold.

This Urban theme brings you the obvious, the usual, the normal things that may be overlooked in our daily schedules, and make your project stand out with great looking setups and quotidian environments.

The Urban theme follows a clean yet city-like style that brings the industrial and contemporary looks of today's modern cities into your creative toolbox.

Moving forward.

Imagine a city without its never ending activity? Then, it wouldn't be the ideal metropolis. Would it?

The Urban theme makes sure your graphics can live comfortably around the usual hustle and bustle of a busy megalopolis, by placing your video assets in well planned stills or in the middle of the "included-for-free" ever-looping moving environments.

It offers the capability to enable moving video on some of the elements that you can DOWNLOAD FOR FREE from our web site. These assets come free at a resolution of 960x540 in quicktime H264 format, or you can also get the higher quality, high definition format for an additional fee.

If you feel like moving ahead in your production, then the all new Urban theme will deliver the thrust to help you achieve your objective.

Satisfying every user's needs

This theme offers the perfect starting point for the cost conscious professionals and will satisfy the users who enjoy maximum control and customizing.

Urban includes the FREE download of video assets specifically prepared to be used with the Urban elements. - These come in Quicktime H264 format at 960x540 pixels. (We also have a higher quality video footage available for purchase, for those of you who need the extra clean quality and extra detail of a high definition format - check it out here).

Streamlined Interface

The Urban plug-in has been designed for Mac OS X Leopard and with the latest Final Cut applications in mind.

When you open the control parameters, you'll enjoy the streamlined user interface that lets you focus on the settings that you need to see and adjust, avoiding any possibility of confusion and increasing usability (specially when you are applying keyframes).