Final Cut Pro X 10.4 Professional

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Course Description Final Cut Pro X 10.4 is a revolutionary video-editing application that helps beginners and seasoned professionals achieve stunning results. In this 3-day, hands-on course, you’ll become familiar with the user interface while you learn how to perform editing functions. You’ll work with real-world media to learn practical approaches to video editing—from basic techniques to powerful advanced features. Objectives This course teaches you the following skills: Using libraries to organize and manage media and projects Applying exceptionally fast, fluid editing techniques for video and audio Fine-tuning clips in the timeline Applying effects and transitions, and retiming clips Working with 3D titles, 360º video, and multicam clips Creating captions Manipulating images with the color correction effects You’ll also finish and share your final project. Audience Who should attend: This course is designed for anyone who wants to edit professional-quality video with Final Cut Pro X and who prefer hands-on and interactive instruction to best explore the software’s functions. Prerequisites You should know about these topics before you attend the course: macOS and basic computer navigation Video editing terminology (highly recommended Topics Day 1 Getting Started Download and prepare lesson media files; understand the basic Final Cut Pro workflow. Importing Media Define the clip, event, and library containers; understand the differences between internal and external media files; create a camera archive; import files using Media Import and the Finder. Organizing Clips Apply keywords to a clip and clip ranges; search and filter clips by keywords; add notes and ratings to a clip; create Smart Collections; detect people and composition within clips; understand and assign roles. Making the First Edit Create a project; understand the attraction and repulsion behaviors of a storyline; append, insert, and rearrange clips within a primary storyline; batch edit a storyboard of clips; Ripple, Roll, and Slip edit clips; use the Blade tool; replace with a gap clip, 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 between the two types of project duplication; understand the replace edit options; use markers for clip sync and task notes; create and edit with an