This was our final edit and in this video we used 3 editing techniques, pleasantville effect, speed ramping in which we used slow motion along with cloning.
Tuesday, 16 December 2014
Tuesday, 2 December 2014
Organisation in FCP
There are several ways to organise files.
One of those ways is to rename the file to something of your choosing.
Another way is create bins, by doing this you can create specific bins to place specific files in.
Another option is to do log notes.
By doing log notes you can describe which files are best, this is helpful when you have multiple takes of the same scene.
Another option is to add labels that are colour coded.
With the column tabs you can rearrange them to your preferences.
Another way is create bins, by doing this you can create specific bins to place specific files in.
Another option is to do log notes.
By doing log notes you can describe which files are best, this is helpful when you have multiple takes of the same scene.
Another option is to add labels that are colour coded.
With the column tabs you can rearrange them to your preferences.
Step by Step Guide to creating a Scratch Disk on Final Cut Pro
Begin by opening up Final Cut Pro and System Settings
A window will then open when you click the system settings.
Then go to HD-2 and create a new folder with your name.
Once you select choose you files will go to into your name.
For the ones above repeat the same steps in which you save them in your folder.
As you can see it is all saved in my named folder.
Next create a new folder with the name footage.
You can now place your footage into the Footage Folder
Next import the footage folder into FCP
Once you have done this save your project first.
A window will then open when you click the system settings.
Then go to HD-2 and create a new folder with your name.
Once you select choose you files will go to into your name.
For the ones above repeat the same steps in which you save them in your folder.
As you can see it is all saved in my named folder.
Next create a new folder with the name footage.
You can now place your footage into the Footage Folder
Next import the footage folder into FCP
Once you have done this save your project first.
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