This plugin offers you ease of use with the simple user interface for the purpose of making easy cutscenes with unique transitions and field of view effects. This plugin is still in development and the User Interface is a placeholder as I was only focusing on the code and fixing bugs. I’m open to taking suggestions on how I can improve this plugin. Also please don’t be afraid to report any bugs, just drop a reply! 
Tutorial
Step 1 Getting Started
The plugin comes with two buttons. The button on the left “Cc” will open the cutscene creation panel. The button on the right with the script icon will insert a cutscene executor script, but don’t worry for that now.
To begin press the Cc button.
Step 2 Creating a new cutscene
Once you press the “Cc” button which stands for Create cutscene you will be presented with this panel where you can name your cutscene.
After you make your cutscene name and press confirm this panel will show up:
Step 3 Cutscene magic
In order to make your cutscene you need to press the “Create point” button. This will allow you to edit certain properties to customise the cutscene for your liking.
Please do note that “Cut delay” will require the Cut Transition setting to be enabled in order to work.
Once you are happy with the settings you have chose you can hit the “Add point” button and a white flash will occur on your screen to let you know that your first camera position has been recorded.
Now you can do this multiple times to record more camera positions just like this.
This means that the camera will smoothly transition between camera positions 1 to 4 in this screenshot.
After you are happy with your scene you can press the finish button. And there will be a brand new model in workspace with all your camera positions.
Every camera position has a set of attributes which can be edited for your liking.
Step 4 Coding the cutscenes into your experience
It is recommended that you have a basic understanding of module scripts before using this plugin. There are several module script tutorials on Youtube if you are unsure.
Earlier I mentioned the cutscene execution module button, well now we’re going to use it!
Simply press on it and the module script will be inserted into the Workspace. This module script must be ran locally as the server can not modify the camera instance.
Keep in mind that this script does not need to be inserted every time you make a cutscene.
Next require the module script in any other script and call the PlayCutscene() function and set the parameter as your cutscene model of choice
CutscenePlayer.PlayCutscene("Your cutscene model")
There you go! You made your first cutscene using Cutscene Cinematics.
Documentation
Properties
Field Of View
This will change the field of view smoothly as the camera pans to the next position.
Transition Time
This determines the duration of the transition to the camera point.
Cut Transition
Instead of smoothly transitioning to the next camera point, if this is enabled the camera will instantly snap to the CFrame of the next camera point.
Cut Delay
How many seconds the camera will wait after having a cut transition before it begins to smoothly transition to the next camera point.
Easing Direction
Determines the direction of the transition. Read the Roblox documentation for more information. https://create.roblox.com/docs/reference/engine/enums/EasingDirection
Easing Style
Determines the style of the transition. Read the Roblox documentation for more information. https://create.roblox.com/docs/reference/engine/enums/EasingStyle
Future features to be added
- Bezier curves
- Cutscene events
- Refined user interface
- Editing already finished cutscenes
Notes
Thank you for reading the post. I had a lot of fun making this plugin and I hope to work on it more in the future. If you find any bugs or have any suggestions please don’t be afraid to leave a reply below I will make sure to respond to everyone. Feedback is everything because other people see your creation differently to how you see it.