White box is an odd shape and size

When I open a new doc on Photoshop the white box to work in is narrow and short as you should be able to see in the above sceenshot, I'd like to know how to regain the usual shape and size of the workspace. Thanks!

I think this related to your setting when create a new file ( Width & Height and Background contents)

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sorry typo, assets
You can use Photoshop, Final Cut, Motion, After Effects or other program you like using, you mentioned the distort tool in Final Cut, and there are similar tools in the other programs.
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MaggieBigelow wrote:
I'm completely new to final cut pro and in fact not a film person at all but audio so please be patient.< </div>
"New" is a red flag around here. We can't educate you about video. This is where you learn how to fix stuff that happens when you use FCP. You'er an audio guy? You understand how difficult it would be to tell a newbie all about s/n and decibels and mic/line levels when they say, "I've never used Logic before, in fact, I don't know anything about audio. I'm a print guy."
What I'm doing is creating a film montage. The clips I'm compiling together happen to be a few
different sizes of widescreen and then some full screen. I want them all to match and I don't really
care which version it ends up as.< </div>
The screen formats are irrelvant. what we need to know are two things: a) what are the source codecs of these clips and, b) what is the target codec for your end product—how will you use it?
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