February 2010
Beginner
7h 25m
English
Overview
In this Apple Final Cut Pro 7 Tutorial Video, accomplished author and trainer Andy Anderson takes you through the ins and outs of the worlds most popular video editing software, Final Cut Pro 7. Over 7.5 hours long, and with 164 training videos.
In this video tutorial Andy Anderson breaks down the complexity of this powerful editing tool into simple, bite sized pieces that anyone can learn from. Covering the basics of FCP 7 right from organizing your projects and importing clips and media, to assembling, editing and finally exporting your finished product, Andy makes sure that you are fully able to understand and use Final Cut Pro 7. Included with this amazing tutorial is over 3.5 GB of work files on DVD, so you can work along with Andy, and practice on the exact clips and with the exact media that you will find in this training DVD.
By the end of this Apple Final Cut Pro 7 Tutorial video, you will be fully capable of creating and editing your simple or complex projects in Apple Final Cut Pro 7.
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