Apple Final Cut Pro 6 Advanced Editing FCP 300.

This three-day course delivers hard-to-find advanced editing and finishing techniques. Learn how to create polished transitions, fix screen-direction errors, edit multicamera projects, work with nested sequences, create fantastic effects, use filters creatively, color-correct your video like a pro. Soundtrack Pro and working with film. Designed for users who want to increase their skill level through efficient workflows. Students should first attend the FCP101 courses or have equivalent knowledge.

Apple Final Cut Pro FCP 300 Advanced

Scheduled training

scheduled training.

Final Cut Pro 6 Advanced Editing FCP 300.

Timing Tools

Loading Clips ; Using Match Frame ; Using Replace Edit and Gang Sync ; Using
Generators ; Copying Attributes and Creating a Travel Matte

Working with Trimming Tools

Numeric Trimming ; Split Edits ; Trim Edit Window,and Trimming under Transitions
Multicamera Editing
• Editing Multicamera Footage ; Working with Multiple Angles ; and Applying Effects to
Multiclips
Sound Editing
• Normalising Tracks ; Noise Reduction in Soundtrack Pro ; and Compression and
Limiting in SoundtrackPro
Sound Mixing
• Using the FCP Meter ; Setting Proper Levels and Dynamic Range ; Performing Realtime
Mixing ; Mixing in Soundtrack Pro ; and Mixing in Other Tools
Compositing
• Reviewing Motion Basics ; Creating a Multilayered Show Open ; Experimenting with
Composite Modes ; Adding Graphics from a Layered Photoshop File,
Mastering Video Filters
• Applying and Modifying Filters ; Modifying Filter Effects ; Managing Filters ; and Using
Specific FilterCategories
Dynamic Effects
• Keyframing Basics ; Keyframing in the Canvas ; Keyframing in the Viewer ; Keyframing
in the Timeline ; and Creating Favourite Motion Effects
Nesting Sequences
• Understanding Nested Sequences ; Using Basic Nesting ; Applying Effects to Multiple
Clips ; Applying Complex Geometrics ; Changing Render Order ; Reordering Motion
Effects ; Mixing Sequence Sizes
Variable Speed
• Using Basic Slow Motion ; Understanding Variable Speed Effects ; and Using the
Motion Viewer