QuickStart! - Apple Final Cut Express 4 Tutorials


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In this course, VTC author, Brian Culp gets users up and running with Apple Final Cut Express 4. To begin learning today, simply click on one of the QuickStart! Apple Final Express 4 movie links. * VTC QuickStart! courses are available only to registered VTC Online University members.

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Getting Started with Final Cut Express
	Welcome & Overview	(03:52)
Create a Project
	Explore the FCE Interface	(07:27)
	Rearrange FCE Items	(04:35)
	Easy Setup & Scratch Disks pt. 1	(05:03)
	Easy Setup & Scratch Disks pt. 2	(03:31)
	Import Video from Camera	(05:14)
	Import Media Files	(05:44)
	Create a Rough Cut	(05:54)
	Refine the Edit	(05:20)
	Create a Fine Cut	(07:16)
Finishing & Output
	Use Transitions	(06:14)
	Render for Playback	(02:50)
	Edit the Audio	(05:01)
	Keyframe Audio	(04:49)
	Add Narration	(03:11)
	Add Titles	(06:14)
	Color Correct	(07:56)
	Export the Project	(07:24)
Expert Tips to Use Right Away
	Add Tracks	(06:02)
	Use a Subclip	(03:33)
	Use a Marker	(06:16)
	Three-Point Editing	(04:40)
	Use Slow Motion	(03:57)
In Conclusion
	Wrap Up	(02:46)

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Tutorial Information / Pricing

Title:	QuickStart! - Apple Final Cut Express 4
Author:	Brian Culp
SKU:	34019
ISBN:
Duration:	2 hrs / 24 Lessons
Compatibility:	Win XP, 2000, 98, NT, Mac OS X, OS 9

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