Final Cut Pro for Avid Editors
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| Rating | : | 4.51 (753 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0321166493 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 296 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-01-01 |
| Language | : | English |
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The firm also delivered the first series of Avid training courses for the Motion Pictures Editors Guild. Weynand is currently directing and editing the documentary, "Making Movies Sing!" . In its 20-year history, Weynand Training International developed the first training schools for non-linear editing in conjunction with the Montage Corporation and George Lucas's EditDroid. Diana Weynand is president and founder of Weynand Training International
From the Back CoverIt used to be that you had to know Avid Media Composer to edit Hollywood-style film and videos. If you're an editor experienced in Media Composer who needs to learn Final Cut Pro fast, you need Final Cut Pro for Avid Editors: A Guide for Editors Making the Switch. This task-based book doesn't waste time going over editing basics that you already know, but rather explains how you can get the same job done in Final Cut Pro as you did in Media Composer with detailed feature comparisons, practical conversion tips, and instructions on how to use Final Cut Pro features that aren't available in Media Composer. Now, thanks to Apple's low-cost, high-end video editing software, you need to know Media Composer and Apple's Final Cut Pro to stay marketable. It's the only b
If you're an editor experienced in Media Composer who needs to learn Final Cut Pro fast, you need Final Cut Pro for Avid Editors: A Guide for Editors Making the Switch. This task-based book doesn't waste time going over editing basics that you already know, but rather explains how you can get the same job done in Final Cut Pro as you did in Media Composer with detailed feature comparisons, practical conversion tips, and instructions on how to use Final Cut Pro features that aren't available in Media Composer.. It used to be that you had to know Avid Media Composer to edit Hollywood-style film and v
Up and running on FCP in a week dangarrob If you are ever forced to quickly learn Final Cut pro for the odd job where Avid is not a viable option, or you want to start editing your on stuff on the cheap, buy this, read it and practise it for a week and you will be a Pro at Pro, knowing everything there is to know, at least, where to find it and whether it is doable or not. It is a book written by an Avid editor for Avid editors . Highly recommended for any film pro involved in training and applications Midwest Book Review Part of the Apple-certified training series, Final Cut Pro for Avid Editors is for film editors and professional video editors who already use Avid, but who want to move these skills to Final Cut Pro as quickly as possible. Chapters blend feature comparisons and conversion tips with charts, lesson goals and plans, chapter reviews, and more, making this an excellent guide for either class. Moving from Avid to FCP? This book is great! Jim We have been an Avid only edit house for years, but reciently purchased two Final Cut systems. Most of the transition was pretty easy, but trying to figure out how to do some of the things in FCP that we did in our sleep on the Avid slowed us down a bit. This book draws great parallels between the two systems.