Just finished a quick tutorial for students who might miss the introduction to FCPX windows.
A quick google of "FCPX WINDOWS" will also reveal lots of other options.
Showing posts with label Tutorials. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tutorials. Show all posts
Monday, October 27, 2014
Friday, February 1, 2013
Using the Project Library
Greetings,
We recently reviewed the Project Library in FCPX. Understanding this aspect of FCPX is essential in an editing environment where multiple editors work at the same editing stations. The performance booster reviewing this lesson asks about what information I recommend including in every project.
For our scenario, please include the following information in every PROJECT NAME:
Project Library Intro-Vimeo.mp4 from Craig Barber on Vimeo.
Direct link to tutorial on Vimeo.
We recently reviewed the Project Library in FCPX. Understanding this aspect of FCPX is essential in an editing environment where multiple editors work at the same editing stations. The performance booster reviewing this lesson asks about what information I recommend including in every project.
For our scenario, please include the following information in every PROJECT NAME:
- Air-Date (00-00-00)
- Project Description (CE, Top Story, Prim. Anch, Student Poll)
- Anchor Name(s) (Spelling matters)
Project Library Intro-Vimeo.mp4 from Craig Barber on Vimeo.
Direct link to tutorial on Vimeo.
Friday, January 25, 2013
Keyword Lesson for FCPX
Below you'll find a screencast of our in-class lesson covering keywords and media management using FCPX.
There are also LOTS of resources online which go into greater depth on this topic.
Organizing with Keywords 2-Vimeo from Craig Barber on Vimeo.
There are also LOTS of resources online which go into greater depth on this topic.
Organizing with Keywords 2-Vimeo from Craig Barber on Vimeo.
Tuesday, December 11, 2012
Using the Announcement Request Form
In order to keep the daily announcement portion of our show current and relevant, we need the help of all staff on campus. The video tutorial below is designed to help dispel any myths about the announcement request form being difficult to use.
Using the Announcement Request Form from Craig Barber on Vimeo.
Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Using the FaceTime Camera with FCPX
Greetings,
From time to time, you might want to utilize the built-in FaceTime on your machine to capture footage. It is simple. See the video below for more.
From time to time, you might want to utilize the built-in FaceTime on your machine to capture footage. It is simple. See the video below for more.
Friday, October 19, 2012
Adding Music to FCPX
This lesson picks up where the Downloading Music from Freeplaymusic.com lesson leaves off. Adding music to a video project can help to communicate the desired tone, create the intended mood, and raise the video project's entertainment value.
Adding Music to FCPX project-Vimeo from Craig Barber on Vimeo.
Adding Music to FCPX project-Vimeo from Craig Barber on Vimeo.
Wednesday, October 17, 2012
Downloading Music
Hello,
We frequently use music to help communicate specific moods and feelings in our video projects. This post deals with a specific website which provides music for educational use. This link opens a video tutorial
Freeplay Music-Vimeo from Craig Barber on Vimeo.
We frequently use music to help communicate specific moods and feelings in our video projects. This post deals with a specific website which provides music for educational use. This link opens a video tutorial
Freeplay Music-Vimeo from Craig Barber on Vimeo.
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
Monday, October 10, 2011
Exporting your FCP Sequence as a Quicktime Movie
This is a simple tutorial covering the MOST BASIC method for exporting your FCP sequence as a Quicktime movie. Many Editing projects will be submitted for grading as a Quicktime movie so it is important to master this skill.
Friday, October 7, 2011
File Sharing Computer Based Assignments
Students have also had trouble file sharing finished projects to Nautilus (the iMac used for demonstration/grading). This is the process by which students can send files from one iMac to another without use if an external website or removable storage device (such as a flash drive). This is a critical skill for any student wishing to enjoy any manner of success in ITV.
I've taken the liberty of providing another quick example of the process.
I've taken the liberty of providing another quick example of the process.
Exporting Motion Projects as Quicktime Movies
Many students have had trouble exporting their Motion projects as Quicktime movies. I've taken the liberty of recording a quick example.
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