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[color=orange]One we have been keeping our eye on for the release, the new Final Cut Pro X 10.1 Professional Post Production book is out in Kindle & Ebook format. Authored by Brendan Boykin and published by Peachpit, this book follows a whole project through from start to finish.
Hot off the press is master trainer Brendan Boykin's new book, Apple Pro Training Series: Final Cut Pro X 10.1: Professional Post-Production. For the moment it's only available as a Kindle download, but the paperback version is available to order via Amazon or Peachpit. Brendan very kindly described the book for us:
And here is the publication just issued on iTunes Apple Pro Training Series: Final Cut Pro X 10.1 - Brendan Boykin
Final Cut Pro X 10.1 presents the reader the real-world workflow of Final Cut Pro X: Import, Edit, Share. The reader experiences the same workflow typical of most Final Cut Pro editors. (all media supplied.)
Beginning with importing media, the editor manages media and clips within the library structure of Final Cut Pro X 10.1. The importing and organizing of media and clips is addressed in the first three lessons. The lessons continue to editing as the editor manipulates the primary storyline and the magnetic timeline, adds connected clips and connected storylines. The initial four lessons conclude with the share feature to export a rough draft of the edited project.
Lesson Five begins with an exercise on the importance of encapsulating the project for backup, before performing a revision edit pass importing and editing additional clips. The editor proceeds with adding a lower-third, trying some effects, and mixing audio. The share feature is explored in more depth including accessing Compressor at the conclusion of Lesson Eight.
The final two chapters cover more on executing media and clip management within the Final Cut Pro X libraries and in adding specialized sub-workflows to your project. Subworkflows covered include synchronizing a dual-system recorded clip, working with multicamera media, and compositing a chroma key clip.[/color][/size]
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