Day 1
Getting Started
• Video editing and media technical terms and concepts
• Understand basic Final Cut Pro workflow
Importing Media
• Define the clip, event, and library containers
• Understand the differences between managed and external media files
• Import files using Media Import and the Finder
Organizing Clips
• Apply keywords to clip and clip ranges
• Search and filter clips by keywords
• Batch rename clips
Making the First Edit
• Create a project
• Add and rearrange clips within a primary storyline
• Ripple, Roll, and Slip trim clips
• Blade, replace with gap, ripple delete, and join through edit
Day 2
Making the First Edit (continued)
• Perform connect edits
• Create and edit in a connected storyline
• Adjust audio levels
• Share the project to a media file
Revising the Edit
• Define and distinguish the two types of project duplication
• Understand the replace edit options
• Use the Dashboard for playhead positioning
• Refine project using trim to playhead and trim to selection
Enhancing the Edit
• Vary the playback speed of clips
• Modify the look of clips with effects
• Utilize transitions
• Adjust transform and compositing controls
• Create compound clips
Finishing the Edit
• Add and modify a lower third
• Split edit audio and video
• Keyframe audio
• Colour correct a clip
Questions and answers
Course Dates | Venue | Price | ||
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London Bridge | £349 + VAT save £100 | |||
Online | £449 + VAT | |||
London Bridge | £449 + VAT | |||
Online | £449 + VAT |
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