Totally Free Final Cut Pro X Tutorial
Aug 12, 2011
Izzyvideo.com has published over 2 hours and 39 minutes of the Final Cut Pro X tutorial--for free!
Just click on any of the topics below to be taken to its FCP-X video tutorial.
Final Cut Pro X Tutorial Contents
- Getting Started
- Overview of the Interface
- Keywords and Ratings
- Different Kinds of Edits
- Overwrite Editing
- Using Markers
- Clip Appearance
- Tools
- The Precision Editor
- Transitions
- Transition Details
- Titles
- Transforming
- Built-In Video Effects
- Clip Effects
- Generators
- Compound Clips
- Storylines
- Auditions
- Retiming Clips for slow motion and fast motion
- Clip analysis for stabilization and color balance
- Color Correction, Video Scopes, Color Boards, and Color Match
- Importing from a Video Camera
- Sharing and exporting your video project
- Managing Your Media and Projects
- Conclusion
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