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Final Cut Induction

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What Is Animation?

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Final Cut post-production video movie-making workflow hand out.

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Transferring FCP projects to after effects/avid/protools etc

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Ken Stone's Final Cut Pro website offers trouble shooting, managing and experimenting tutorials

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Video Copilot tutorials for VFX & Motion Graphics

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TUTORIALS FOR VFX & MOTION GRAPHICS

Amazing effects, filming techniques and more is available from:

http://www.videocopilot.net/tutorials/

ubu offers a platform to explore interesting film and video content.

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creativecow.net Final Cut & After Effects tutorials

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Creativecow is a very useful site, providing support for Photoshop, digital video, editing, and media production, broadcasting, motion graphics and film making, including interviews and features.
As well as offering a film library it has tutorials in Final Cut Pro and Adobe After Effects.
Available from: www.creativecow.net

Here are some basic tutorials to get you started in Adobe After Effects . . .
Parenting Effects in After Effects with Mathew Fuller
Run Time 10:36 mins
http://library.creativecow.net/articles/fuller_mathew/AE-Parenting-Possibilities/video-tutorial
Creating a Run Cycle in After Effects Part 1 with Andrew Devis
Run Time 11:38 mins
http://library.creativecow.net/articles/devis_andrew/AE_Creating-Run-Cycle-1/video-tutorial
Creating a Run Cycle in After Effects Part 2 with Andrew Devis
Run Time 9:12 mins
http://library.creativecow.net/articles/devis_andrew/AE_Creating-Run-Cycle-2/video-tutorial

These tutorials explore options when working between Photoshop and After Effects for text and design . . .
Working with Comp layers with Richard Harrington
Run Time 8:30 mins
http://library.creativecow.net/articles/harrington_richard/PS_Layer-Comps/video-tutorial
Working with 3D Models with Richard Harrington
Run Time 8:29 mins
http://library.creativecow.net/articles/harrington_richard/PS_3D-Models/video-tutorial

Final Cut Pro - Getting Started

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If you're importing video plug in your fire wire cable into the camera and computer using the 4 pin (small into camera) and 6 pin (big into computer) USB fire wire cable. No need to plug in camera if not importing.

Open Final Cut Pro situated in the Applications folder.

When FCP begins to open there are different messages you may encounter, depending on your set up.

(External Device) is your camera; if you have no camera connected or its turned off or not connected correctly then you may get the message on the left.
If your not using a camera - press -- Continue
If your using a camera to import check your connections or turned on then - press -- Check Again.

(Missing Disks) you may get this warning if a previous user has moved there project folder or was using an external hard drive. EVERY USER MUST SET THEIR SCRATCH DISCS BEFORE STARTING EVERY TIME! Follow the instructions below:

NOTE: Scratch disks are your main folders where all you video content is saved and stored, you must check your scratch disk location every time you use FCP as other users will change them to their location for their project. If you don't change to your location your video renders and imports will be saved into another students folder.

Set your Scratch Disks: Go to the Final Cut Pro name to the left of the FCP file menu.
Choose System Settings

Click the top set tab and link it to your main project folder on your PC hard drive, click open and the path to you folder should display (Img 7 shows our scratch disk is connected to an external hard-drive to a folder called Process MEDIA e.g. = LaCie:Process MEDIA)

Ignore the next Set tab but follow the same procedure to make a scratch disk connection for the - Waveform Cache - Thumbnail Cache - Autosave Vault. Click OK.

Save your Final Cut Project, save it in your main project folder (the same folder as your scratch disks).

TIP:Review your footage on the camera before starting your project. Select sections to upload, take notes of the time code on the camera display e.g. 01:22 to 01:44 so you only import necessary footage so not to use up valuable hard drive space. (Video tip that helps the edit process - over record at the beginning and end of each shoot so you have spare footage to play with, try not to leave blank space (blue) between each recording as this will reset the tapes time code back to 00:00 for each clip).

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TDP Summary - Peer Evaluation Project - Justin Ascott

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