Dive into the world of video editing with our fun and super easy course on Final Cut Pro v10.2! Learn all the basics and create amazing movies at home or work.
This course is your go-to guide for mastering Final Cut Pro v10.2. With 51 fun and easy lessons, you’ll be creating awesome videos in no time!
Create amazing movies at home or at work using Apple’s professional video editing app, Final Cut Pro v10.2.
Learn how to use Final Cut Pro X with our Tutor for Final Cut Pro. This tutorial includes 51 easy-to-follow video lessons on Apple’s professional video editing app Final Cut Pro X. We start out by looking at the interface, importing and analyzing clips, and organizing clips and events. From there we look at creating projects including changing project settings, adding clips, and adding audio. We then take a closer look at working with clips including adding effects to a clip, adding titles, detaching audio from a clip, and making clip adjustments. We then go to more advanced editing options including adding the Ken Burns effect, retiming our clips, adding speed ramps, adding a blue or green screen effect, and matching color between clips. We wrap it up by looking at various ways to share your finished project and find help including finding a list of keyboard shortcuts. Learn how to use Final Cut Pro X with Tutor for Final Cut Pro.
Understand the Features and Functions of Final Cut Pro v10.2 to create movies from video and photos you've taken. Make the most of your Final Cut Pro v10.2 experience by learning how to:
understand the terminology and user interface of FCP v10.2
import, organize, and analyze clips.
work with and organize libraries and events.
create smart collections of clips.
rate clips.
use the playhead and skimmer.
viewer options.
work with projects.
use the timeline.
add, remove, and arrange clips.
replace and trim clips.
work with audio.
edit with multicam clips.
add transitions.
work with precision editing.
add markers, ToDo's, and chapters.
add titles, backgrounds, and audio to clips.
adjust, match, and correct color in clips.
add Ken Burns effect.
stabilize clips.
add instant replay and rewind effects.
masking clips.
adding keyframes.
share and export projects.
troubleshoot and find help.
complete an amazing Final Cut Pro project project and share it!
Content and Overview
Noteboom Productions designed this course for students who are new to the Mac or an existing Mac user who may not be familiar with Final Cut Pro v10.2. Knowing how to use Final Cut Pro effectively will result in increased productivity and give you the ability to make amazing movies to share your own videos and photos. We'll guide you through 51 videos in just over 2 hours, teaching you the basics of Final Cut Pro. We demonstrate how to get started by creating a new project, reviewing Final Cut terminology, importing media (video & photos) into a timeline, working with various editing tools, and adding effects. You are encouraged to have Final Cut Pro v10.2 installed on your Mac or MacBook so you can follow along and try it yourself at the end of each lecture.
This course starts with the basics by introducing you to the User Interface for Final Cut Pro v10.2. From there we dive right in and demonstrate how to create a movie project using the advanced editing options and features of Final Cut Pro v10.2. By the end of this course students will have the basic knowledge of Final Cut Pro v10.2 to create and share a movie created with their own video and photos.
Create and share movies created from your own video and photos in Apple's professional video editing software - Final Cut Pro v 10.2.
Understand the terminology and features of Final Cut Pro v 10.2 to quickly and efficiently produce quality movie projects.
Understand how to import and organize video clips in Final Cut Pro v10.2.
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Dan Wassink, of Noteboom Tutorials, has been creating and producing videos on how to use various software for nearly 10 years. He has been working on Mac's for nearly 30 years and also worked as a Genius at Apple Retail for several years before venturing out on his own creating tutorials and tips. He has over 60 tutorials with over...
Very detailed in explaining the interface thus far.
Repears himself too much, remember, its video and we can go back if needed.
Clear and concise teaching :)
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Mike
Actually showing what the icons in the interface do instead of telling might be helpful. Of course, it's early in the video though.