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Final Cut 5 101

Video Editing Essentials

Summary

Learn Final Cut Pro/Express from Michael Wohl - one of the original designers of this amazing piece of software!

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Price: $49.50 (All Prices In US Dollars)
Trainer: Michael Wohl
Application: Final Cut Pro
Level: Level 1
Platform: Mac & PC
System Requirements
Runtime: 303 minutes
Status: No Longer Available

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Description

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We will release the update in July. Buy this tutorial now and recieve a free download upgrade for the next version, using N.E.D.

If you are learning how to use Final Cut Pro or Final Cut Express, it helps to understand how the software "thinks." This tutorial program was created by Michael Wohl, the man that gave Final Cut it's brain and designed the workflow that made this program the most popular video editing program on the market today!

As a foundation for further exploration into video editing, this 5 hour tutorial covers all of the essential editing techniques and theory you need to hit the ground running, whether you're editing for a major motion picture studio, or stiching together home videos for your friends and family.

Trainer

Michael Wohl

“ Back when desktop video editing was just a sparkle in every film editor's eye, Michael was busy creating Final Cut Pro. Learn Final Cut Pro from one of the original designers of this incredible piece of software! ”

Chapter 1: Getting Started

Section 01: GETTING STARTED

01: Introduction
02: The Final Cut Pro Interface
03: Workflow Overview
04: Insert vs. Overwrite Edits

Section 02: USING THE BROWSER

05: Managing Projects in the Browser
06: Using Labels
07: Searching and Sorting
08: Saving Browser Views
09: Creating Bins and Sequences
10: The Magical Shortcut Menu
11: Arranging Window Layouts
12: Importing Clips

Section 03: VIEWING CLIPS

13: Playing Clips in the Viewer
14: Marking Clips on the Fly
15: Creating Subclips and Markers
16: Using the Audio Tab
17: Play Around Current
18: Editing an Audio Only Clip

Section 04: VIEWING SEQUENCES

19: Matching Sequence Settings to Clips
20: Using the Canvas Window
21: Desktop Cinema Playback

Chapter 2: Let's Edit!

Section 05: BASIC EDITING

22: 3-Point Editing Basics
23: Track Targetting Overview
24: 3-Point Editing Rules
25: 3-Point Editing Shortcuts
26: Timeline Zooming Techniques
27: Insert Editing Rules
28: Editing to the Timeline
29: Audio-Only Edits

Section 06: TIMELINE EDITING

30: Timeline Header Overview
31: Auto Select Control
32: Timeline View Controls
33: Linked Selection
34: Controlling Snapping
35: Manipulating Clips Pt.1
36: Deleting Clips
37: Swapping Clip Order
38: Understanding "options"
39: Fixing Out of Sync Warnings
40: Mainpulating Clips Pt. 2

Chapter 3: Deeper Into Final Cut

Section 07: PROJECT MANAGEMENT

41: The Non-destructive Editor
42: FCP File Management
43: Using Autosave
44: Handling Offline Media
45: Locating Media Files
46: Dealing with Rendering
47: RT (real-time) Settings

Section 08: CUSTOMIZING FCP

48: Button Bars
49: Window Layouts
50: Keyboard Shortcuts

Section 09: TRANSITION EFFECTS

51: Applying Transition Effects
52: Understanding Transitions
53: Transition Alignment
54: Moving a Transition
55: Realtime vs Non-Realtime
56: Customizing Transitions Pt. 1
57: Customizing Transitions Pt. 2
58: Setting the Default Transition

Section 10: USING FILTERS

59: Applying A Filter
60: Changing Parameters
61: Removing Filters
62: Copying Filters
63: Copying & Pasting Clips
64: Basic Filter Keyframing
65: Complex Keyframing
66: Color Correction Filters
67: Keying Filters
68: Controlling Filter Order

Section 11: BASIC COMPOSITING

69: The Superimpose Edit
70: Manipulating Objects
71: Distorting & Cropping
72: Adjusting Opacity
73: Composite Modes
74: Using the Motion Tab

Chapter 4: Advanced Editing

Section 12: ADVANCED COMPOSITING

75: Introduction to Generators
76: Creating Basic Text
77: Drop Shadows
78: Layered Photoshop Files
79: Nesting Sequences
80: Clip Markers vs. Sequence Markers
81: More Fun with Markers
82: Nesting In Place

Section 13: SPEED EFFECTS

83: Basic Speed Changes
84: Creating a Freeze Frame
85: Understanding Frame Blending
86: Variable Speed Effects
87: Using The Speed Graph
88: Fit to Fill Edits

Section 14: TRIMMING

89: Rippling Edits
90: Rolling Edits
91: Creating Split Edits
92: Slipping & Sliding Clips
93: Numerical Trimming
94: Meet The Trim Edit Window
95: Using the Trim Edit Window

Section 15: ADVANCED EDITING

96: Match Frame
97: Ganging the Viewer and Canvas
98: The Replace Edit

Chapter 5: Editing Audio

Section 16: AUDIO EDITING

099: Sound Design Overview
100: Adding Timeline Tracks
101: Audio Basics
102: Filtering Audio Clips
103: Audio Transitions
104: Building Complex Sounds
105: Muting and Soloing Tracks
106: Incorporating Sound Effects
107: Adding Music
108: Audio Mixing
109: The Audio Mixer Window

System Requirements

Macintosh
Mac OS X 10.3.9 and Above
G3, G4, G5 or Intel processor
Quicktime 7 or above

Windows
Windows Vista, XP or 2000
Intel Pentium 4 or AMD processor
Quicktime 7 or above
.NET 2 or above

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