40 individual lessons Running time of 6 hours. Table of Contents Exploring the User Interface Launching Final Cut Pro X Final Cut Pro X Workflow Customizing the UI The Toolbar Exploring User Preferences Commanding the Keyboard Using Shortcuts with Modifier Keys Locating Keyboard Commands in the Command Editor Filtering the Virtual Keyboard Customizing the Keyboard Using the Command Search & Help System Choosing a Media Storage Option Navigating the Media Import Window Choosing Media Storage Options Copying to the Library vs. Copying to an External Location Copying Files to the Library: AKA Managed Media Copying Files to an External Location: AKA External Media Leaving Files in Place Importing Media from Cameras File-Based Cameras vs. Tape-Based Cameras Importing from File-based Cameras Importing from a Camera Archive Customizing the Metadata List Importing Single or Multiple Clips Importing Selection Ranges Transcoding During Import Checking Analysis Options Importing from Tape-Based Cameras Creating Camera Archives Importing Media from Hard Drives Reasons for Importing from a Hard Drive Importing Folders as Keyword Collections Analyzing Video During Import Analyzing for People Analyzing Audio During Import Viewing Keyword Collections & People Smart Collections Importing by Drag & Drop Working With Events Creating Events Moving & Copying Media Between Events Deleting Media in Events Deleting Events View Clips as Filmstrip Viewing Clips as a List Using the Task Menu Organizing with Keywords & Smart Collections Identifying Clips with Keywords Creating a Keyword Collection Drag & Dropping Clips to a Keyword Collection Removing Clips from a Keyword Collection Assigning Frequently Used Keywords Viewing and Adding Keywords with the Skimmer Filtering Keywords Creating Custom Smart Collections Rating, Deleting & Transcoding Media Rating Clips as Rejects Rating Clips as Favorites Creating a Favorites Smart Collection Assigning Keywords to Ranges Transcoding Media Setting up a Project Creating a New Project Choosing Video Settings for a Project Choosing Audio Settings for a Project Locating Projects Building a Project Making Selections & Playing Clips in the Browser Marking Ranges on the Fly Dragging Clips into the Timeline Introducing the Editing Buttons Appending Clips to the Primary Storyline Inserting Clips to the Primary Storyline Navigating the Timeline Understanding the Relationship Between the Skimmer & Playhead Reordering Clips in the Timeline Renaming Clips in the Timeline Synchronizing Clips & Rating Interviews Reasons for Syncing Video and Audio Creating a Synchronized Clip Smart Collection Changing the Audio Playback Channel Rating Interviews Adding Favorites to the Project Performing Insert, Overwrite & Connect Edits Inserting a Clip Using the Playhead Inserting a Clip Using the Skimmer Performing an Overwrite Edit Inserting Multiple Clips into the Timeline Understanding Storylines Performing a Connect Edit Understanding the Magnetic Timeline Performing a Video-Only Connect Edit Nudging & Disabling a Connected Clip Removing Unwanted Material Locating Clips with the Timeline Index Removing Unwanted Material Using the Range Selection Tool Removing Unwanted Material Using Keyboard Shortcuts Enabling & Disabling Clip Snapping Performing Blade Trims Performing Playhead & Skimmer Trims Using Trim to Selection Replacing Clips & Performing 3-Point Edits Performing a Replace Edit Performing a 3-Point Edit Creating a Back-Timed 3-Point Edit Adjusting Clip Timing Trimming Defined Trimming with the Selection Tool Trimming with the Keyboard Creating Split Edits Changing the Trimming Preferences Flattening a Clip to the Primary Storyline Auditioning Clips Creating a Selection Range to Audition Changing the Audition Pick Add to Audition vs. Replace and Add to Audition Previewing the Audition Clip Using the Trimming Tools Working with the Trimming Tool Performing a Ripple Edit with Snapping Performing a Rolling Edit Performing a Slip Edit Overriding a Clip Connection Performing a Slide Edit Trimming with the Precision Editor Editing with Multicam Clips Creating Multicam Clip Viewing the Angles in a Multicam Clip Enabling Video-Only Switching Performing a Multicam Edit in the Timeline Switching Angles without Making Cuts Multicam Editing with the Keyboard Making Adjustments to the Edit Working with Storylines