Your DSLR shoots video! Cool right!? Now what? You've probably got more video than you know what to do with. Richard Harrington created this course to help you with how to edit that video footage (using Mac software). Rich covers everything from in-the-field tips all the way to post-production techniques using Final Cut Pro, Final Cut Express and iMovie
Release Date: 2009-10-14
<p>Instructor Richard Harrington introduces himself and talks about how to get ready to edit</p>
Duration: 1 mins 26 seconds
<p>Multi-camera coverage, color balance, and card requirements</p>
Duration: 8 mins 15 seconds
<p>Reference audio recording, microphones, audio adapters, external devices</p>
Duration: 4 mins 57 seconds
<p>Firewire, Express Card, SD cards</p>
Duration: 6 mins 13 seconds
<p>RAIDED drives. Archive media. Process before you erase</p>
Duration: 3 mins 42 seconds
<p>Using Adobe Bridge, Finder, and Cover Flow view</p>
Duration: 4 mins 52 seconds
<p>Once the footage has been transferred, you'll need to convert it to a format that can be edited</p>
Duration: 4 mins 42 seconds
<p>The logical choice for converting footage to ProRes is Apple's Compressor software</p>
Duration: 17 mins 46 seconds
<p>A third option for converting footage is the freeware program called MPEG Streamclip</p>
Duration: 7 mins 8 seconds
<p>Taking a first look at Final Cut Pro. Start with importing footage</p>
Duration: 13 mins 13 seconds
<p>Editing multiple camera angles of an interview</p>
Duration: 6 mins 5 seconds
<p>Synchronize video using Pluralize</p>
Duration: 4 mins 15 seconds
<p>Color correcting a video</p>
Duration: 8 mins 12 seconds
<p>Import footage into iMovie and begin editing</p>
Duration: 3 mins 8 seconds
<p>Editing clips and putting them together with iMovie</p>
Duration: 6 mins 44 seconds
<p>Hope you enjoyed the course and learned a lot</p>
Duration: 2 mins 39 seconds