Final Cut Pro (FCP) X broadcast quality Editing Masterclass
What you'll learn
- Filmmakers
- Journalists
- Media Creators
Requirements
- This course covers basics all the way to very advanced
Description
The definitive, broadcast standard, Final Cut Pro Masterclass from award winning editor and award winning media trainer, Dean Arnett.
This course will take you from the absolute basics all the way through to advanced levels, including lots of tips and tricks from inside the industry as well as a Grammar of Editing session, because editing isn't just about learning to use the software after all!
This masterclass is based on the course that Dean delivers all over the world to broadcasters and corporate clients such as the BBC, ITV, Media Corp, Press Association and many others.
Who this course is for:
- Media creators wanting to learn professional broadcast quality Editing on FCP X
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Course content
- Preview03:06
- Preview14:01
- 04:013. Personalising the U.I.
- 13:014. Libraries & files
- 22:555. New libraries & importing
- 18:596. Organising your media
Instructor
- 4.4 Instructor Rating
- 32 Reviews
- 114 Students
- 5 Courses
Dean Arnett has extensive broadcast and production experience. He travels the world sharing these skills through a variety of media training courses and workshops. He has a large portfolio of broadcast and corporate clients including; the BBC, ITV, STV, Facebook, MediaCorp, Financial Times, Press Association. Thomson Foundation, BBC Media Action, the Frontline Club and many others.
Dean Arnett particularly specialises in craft and story telling courses. He has been delivering camera and edit training for over 15 years, MoJo smartphone filming training for over 10 years and documentary and storytelling training for the last 8 years.
Dean Arnett has created ground breaking processes for helping producers find the essence and heart of a story that will compel and engaging audiences. This technique has demonstrated a day and night transformation for those newsrooms and broadcasters who have adopted it.