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FCP 300: Final Cut Pro 7 Advanced Editing
Course Description
This three-day, hands-on course teaches students hard-to-find advanced editing and finishing techniques. Learn how to create polished transitions, fix screen direction errors, edit multi-camera projects, work with nested sequences, create fantastic effects use filters creatively and composite like a pro. This course also covers advanced workflows for managing media and working with film.
Who Should Attend?
This class is designed
for proficient Final Cut Pro editors who want to develop a fuller
set of professional editing and finishing skills.
All students receive the Apple course book Final Cut Pro 7: Advanced Editing by Michael Wohl. There is a maximum of eight students in each class,
and each student works at his or her own editing system.
What You Will Learn
* Asymmetrical Trimming and Advanced Trim edit window techniques
* Multicamera Editing
* Variable speed and slow-motion techniques
* Nesting sequences and rendering settings
* Working with filters
* Finishing and final output
Course Cost
$1100
Prerequisites
Students must have
completed one of the following prerequisites: FCP 101, FCP 200,
The Six-week Art of Editing Course, or have been working with
Final Cut Pro for over one year. They must also be Level 1 End
User certified in Final Cut Pro.
Certification
FCP 300 students who wish to be recognized by Apple as an Apple-Certified
Pro have the option to take the Final Cut Pro 7 Level 2 End User
Exam, free of charge, on the last day of class, from 5pm
to 7pm. Students who are interested in Certification but do not
wish to take the Exam on Sunday may register to take the exam
during any one regularly scheduled Certification testing
date and pay the associated course fee.
As an Apple-Certified
Pro, you will have the ability to differentiate yourself to employers
and colleagues as a highly skilled user of Final Cut Pro. You
will receive a certificate from Apple distinguishing you as an
Apple-Certified Pro, and you will have the right to use the Apple
Certified Pro logo.
Schedule
FCP 300 is taught Friday,
Saturday and Sunday OR Saturday, Sunday and Monday, 10:00 am to 5:00 pm.
Class Dates in 2010
January 9-11, 2010 (Sat-Mon)
June 19-21, 2010 (Sat-Mon)
September 25-27, 2010 (Sat-Mon)
November 16-18, 2010 (Tue-Thurs)
Discounts
Students who have completed FCP 200 are eligible to receive 10% off the FCP 300 course fee if taken within a year of initial class. Students who have completed
FCP 300: Final Cut Pro 7 Advanced Editing are eligible
to receive a 10% discount off the Six-week Art of Editing Course.
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Lesson
Outline from
www.Training.Apple.Com |
| Topic |
Description |
| Overview of Editing Basics |
Review of Basic Editing Techniques, 3-point Editing Rule and Track Targetting |
Lesson 2
Advanced Editing Techniques |
Smart Clip Loading, Using Match Frame, Using Replace Edit and Ganging Playheads |
Lesson 3
Trimming Basics |
Basic Rippling, Basic Rolling, Extend Edit, and Splitting Edits |
Lesson 4
Advanced Trimming |
Trimming from the Keyboard, Trim Edit Window, Dynamic Trimming, Multitrack Trimming and Assymetrical Trimming |
Lesson 5
Audio Editing |
Adjusting Levels on the Fly, Adjust Levels Dialog, Applying Normalization Gain, Using Audio Filters, Sending to Soundtrack Pro, and Using the Audio Mixer Window |
Lesson 6
Multicam Editing |
Basic Multicamera Edits, Working with Multiple Angles, Editing Audio and Video Separately, Collapsing and Uncollapsing Multiclips, Match-framing Multiclips, Applying Effects to Multiclips and Multiclips and External Video |
Lesson 7
Compositing in Final Cut Pro |
Basic Compositing Review, Creating Travel Mattes, Adding Graphics from a Layered Photoshop File, Keyframing Basics and Keyframing in the Timeline |
Lesson 8
Mastering Filters |
Customizing Filters, Understanding Filter Order, Filter Timing, Limiting Filter Effects, Creating Favoirte Filters, Hiding and showing Filter Controls and Working with Smoothcam |
Lesson 9
Nesting Sequences |
Understanding Nested Sequences, Using Basic Nesting, Nesting in Place, Working Around Render Order, Mixing Sequence Sizes, Nesting as an Editing Tool, Nesting Master Filters and Unnesting |
Lesson 10
Preparing for Finishing |
Nesting Sequences, Unnesting Sequences, Adding Widescreen mattes, Adding BITC, Managing Audio Outputs, Using the Media Manager and Exporting EDLs and XML Files |
Lesson 11
Troubleshooting Tips |
Fixing Screen Direction Errors, Stealing Audio from Another Shot, and Removing a Boom |
Lesson 12
Outputting |
Sharing to Apple Devices, Sharing to DVD and Blu Ray, Sharing for the Web, Using Compressor, Outputting Audio, Exporting Still Frames and Exporting QuickTime Movies |
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