Final Cut Pro X
Course
In Oxford
Description
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Type
Workshop
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Level
Intermediate
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Location
Oxford
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Class hours
10h
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Duration
2 Days
Over the course of two days, you will learn how to digitize, edit, add transitions, titles and utilize effects. Through out the course the tutor will be able to advise students on their own projects and ideas. Suitable for: This course is designed for new editors and directors looking to take the first steps into editing. Also suitable for filmmakers with some experience of editing who want to brush up on their techniques.
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About this course
Experience of Mac OSX is desirable.
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Subjects
- Editing and correction
- Filmmaking
- Film Editing
Teachers and trainers (1)
Adrian Spencer
Tutor
Adrian Spencer is a Photographer and Motion Graphics Designer/Editor. He is Oxfordshire based and has an MA in Creative Art and Music form Oxford Brookes University. Adrian has worked for the BBC, Creative Junction, local production companies, Theatres, Schools, Colleges and Art Galleries. He has been in involved in site-specific Art works and in Marketing/Advertising, online and in print. Adrian understands traditional darkroom techniques but has extensive knowledge of digital photography and digital manipulation. He works with the Adobe Creative Suite when tasked with illustration, print
Course programme
Course review:
Final Cut Pro delivers high-performance digital nonlinear editing, native support for virtually any video format, and facility-class extensibility and interoperability. Its workflow extends through the other Final Cut Studio applications and Final Cut Server for even more power. Whether you are working solo or collaborating with a team, Final Cut Pro gives you more creative options and technical control than ever before.
The Course
Understanding how FCP X works:
Taking a tour of the FCP X interface
Organising Your Project in the Event Library
Organising footage with keywords and ratings)
Basic Editing
Playing and marking clips
Understanding different types of editing tools
Using Overwrite and Replace edits
Moving clips within the primary storyline
Snapping, skimming, zooming, and panning
Refining the Edit
Trimming clips: Using the Ripple tool
Manipulating transitions: Using the Roll tool
Changing clip content and position: Performing Slip and Slide edits
Using the Precision Editor for fine trimming control
Connected Clips and Secondary Story lines
Connecting clips to the primary storyline
Working with secondary story-lines
Basic Audio Editing
Adjusting the audio level and channel configuration via the Inspector
Key framing audio in the timeline
Syncing audio from multiple sources
Organisation
Auditioning clips to try multiple editing options
Working with markers
Customising the keyboard and workspace
Multi cam Editing
Syncing multi cam group clips
Performing a multi cam edit
Working with Effects
Working with basic motion effects
Using motion effects with still photos and graphics
Adding and adjusting transition effects
Adding and adjusting video effects
Key framing video and audio effects over time
Copying and pasting effect properties
Creating and adjusting titles
Using speed effects to retime clip
Working with layered Photoshop files
Basic Color Correction
Using color correction templates
Managing Media and Project Data
Managing events between different drives and destinations
Sharing and Exporting
Sharing projects using presets
Exporting a hi-res QuickTime movi
Using Compressor to export with custom settings
Finally
Learn about additional Software
Compressor
Motion
and useful Third-Party tools such as: Event Manager (Intelligent Assistance) and Plural Eyes (Red Giant Software
Additional information
Final Cut Pro X