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Final Cut Pro X Bootcamp

Lesson 36 of 39

Finalizing, Exporting and Archiving: Final Checks and Tweaks

 

Final Cut Pro X Bootcamp

Lesson 36 of 39

Finalizing, Exporting and Archiving: Final Checks and Tweaks

 

Lesson Info

Finalizing, Exporting and Archiving: Final Checks and Tweaks

Class Description

Don’t get confused or overwhelmed by the world of video - start piecing together your story with ease. Join Abba Shapiro as he walks through how to work effectively in Final Cut Pro X. In this series, you'll walk through the interface of this easy to navigate the program and quickly learn the ins and outs of this software. 


Abba will cover essential topics such as building a rough cut, working with audio and incorporating motion and titles in your videos. He will show basic color correction techniques as well as how to incorporate filters and transitions to enhance the look of your final video. 

Lesson Plan: 
  • Exploring the Interface 
  • Editing Techniques 
  • Setting up a Project from Scratch 
  • Working with Audio 
  • Incorporating Photos and Graphics 
  • Applying Filters and Transitions 
  • Creating Titles 
  • Color Correction and Speed Changes 
  • Multi-Camera Editing 
  • Exporting and Sharing Your Project 
By the end of this class, you will feel proficient in creating video with this program and be excited to continue to expand your skills. You’ll be able to bring your images to life by creating stories to share with your family, friends, and clients. If you’ve been thinking about expanding your business to include video, this class will help you get the technical confusion out of the way so you can focus on being creative.


SOFTWARE USED:
Final Cut Pro X (10.3)

Lessons

  1. Class Introduction
  2. Exploring Final Cut Pro X: Navigating the Interface
  3. Exploring Final Cut Pro X: Project Timeline
  4. Exploring Final Cut Pro X: Basic Editing
  5. Refining Your Edit Introduction
  6. Refining Your Edit: Trimming
  7. Refining Your Edit: J and L Cuts
  8. Refining Your Edit: Roll and Overwrite Edits
  9. Refining Your Edit: Slip and Slide Edits
  10. Refining Your Edit: Auditions
  11. Setting Up a Project From Scratch
  12. Setting Up a Project: Importing Media
  13. Setting Up a Project: Keywords and Smart Collections
  14. Working with Audio
  15. Working with Audio: Syncing
  16. Working with Audio: Mixing
  17. Working with Photos and Graphics
  18. Working with Photos and Graphics: Scaling and Positioning
  19. Working with Photos and Graphics: Ken Burns Effect
  20. Working with Photos and Graphics: Animating with Keyframes
  21. Filters and Transitions Introduction
  22. Filters and Transitions: Applying Transitions
  23. Filters and Transitions: Applying Filters
  24. Titles and Generators: Lower Thirds
  25. Titles and Generators: Titles
  26. Titles and Generators: Backgrounds
  27. Advanced Skills: Color Correction
  28. Advanced Skills: Speed Changes
  29. Advanced Skills: Stabilization
  30. Advanced Skills: Green Screen
  31. Multi Camera Editing
  32. Multi Camera Editing: Organizing Your Media
  33. Multi Camera Editing: Creating a Clip
  34. Multi Camera Editing: Audio
  35. Multi Camera Editing: Working with 4K Footage
  36. Finalizing, Exporting and Archiving: Final Checks and Tweaks
  37. Finalizing, Exporting and Archiving: Exporting Final Project
  38. Finalizing, Exporting and Archiving:Cleaning House and Archiving
  39. Bootcamp QnA

Reviews

a Creativelive Student
 

Wonderful. This is the first time I've seen any of Abba's classes, and he's a great teacher. I've been watching the live sessions for the past few days and have picked up a ton of great tips that will indeed speed up my workflow in FCPX. He's a great teacher, and does a wonderful job of setting people at ease, ie. where he says things like, 'there's no trick questions', and times where he will click on something wrong, then he'll go back and show his mistake (pointing out his minor mistakes are actually a beneficial lesson). In all, wonderful wonderful wonderful. Thank you!

Lara
 

Fantastic teacher. I enjoyed every video, super worth it. I've been reluctant to jump into FCP X since it got upgraded from FCP. Now I feel confident to work with it again. Seems pretty self explanatory, but I am glad I watched the course. Abba covers pretty much everything you need to know. I also loved his personality, made me want to learn more each day.

user-56b55e
 

Abba's Final Cut Pro Bootcamp is effective for enabling users to have success in this complex software. An effective teacher, he breaks the complex subject down, he repeats bits of info, he's worked out a set of clips that illustrate what he's teaching, he acknowledges that he screws up, that we will screw up, he cares that the viewing audience learns this, and, as an aside, he tells corny jokes which break things up. These qualities are present in each CL course I've bought. Thank you all.