Video Editing in Final Cut Pro - Organizing Your Footage: Part 1

Vik BoyechkoFeb 26, 2015Lessons: 17Length: 1.9 hours

Post-Production Video Editing Final Cut Pro

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2.2 Organizing Your Footage: Part 1

When you're right in the middle of a fun and creative video edit, the last thing you want to do is stop and have to spend hours searching for that one clip that would be perfect for your video. Organizing your footage before you begin editing is essential. We'll look at events, keywords, and smart collections—all ways that help you make sense of your media.

1.Introduction
2 lessons, 09:35

1.1
Introduction
03:23

1.2
The Layout
06:12

2.Importing and Media Management in Final Cut Pro
3 lessons, 26:17

2.1
Importing
10:36

2.2
Organizing Your Footage: Part 1
08:03

2.3
Organizing Your Footage: Part 2
07:38

3.Editing Essentials
7 lessons, 53:17

3.1
The Magnetic Timeline
06:49

3.2
The Tools
10:38

3.3
Secondary Story Lines and Compound Clips
07:01

3.4
Photos
09:28

3.5
Time-Lapses
07:11

3.6
Video Effects
07:28

3.7
Stabilization
04:42

4.Fine-Tuning the Edit
3 lessons, 21:27

4.1
Audio and Music
08:44

4.2
Basic Color Correction
06:21

4.3
Titles
06:22

5.Conclusion
2 lessons, 05:06

5.1
Exporting
04:43

5.2
Conclusion
00:23

Vik Boyechko is an Emmy award-winning filmmaker and owner of Minn Films, which creates inspirational videos about people and organizations.