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Published inMar 2024
PublisherPackt
ISBN-139781804614921
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Bruce G. Macbryde
Bruce G. Macbryde
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Bruce G. Macbryde

Bruce G. Macbryde, a Final Cut Pro trainer with 20+ years of experience, spanning from the original release in 1999 to the latest version. He served as a sales manager for Australian Authorized Apple distributors (1998-2004) and later as a training manager for Apple-developed software through 2009. He established Wedding Media Productions in 2004, a wedding video business in Sydney, Australia. Bruce is a YouTube creator for the VideoTutors channel, with 500+ video tutorials. He began teaching marketing at NSW TAFE in the early 1980s, specializing in technology and business software such as Microsoft Office, Adobe Pagemaker, and Photoshop during a 7-year stint in New Zealand.
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When working in Final Cut Pro’s browser, you will sort clips that are categorized as Best, Suitable, Maybe, and B Roll. Depending on your workflow, you may want to have other categories; it’s your choice. I use the Favorites feature for my Best category.

As you saw in the Ingesting the media section, there is considerable flexibility in how you make use of the different categories, something similar to the library and event flexibility. But with flexibility comes indecision, so to give you some help, I’ll give some actual examples with appropriate names that you can use.

Categorizing the clips

My suggestion is to have at least four categories where you can store the different clips depending on their suitability for the edit.

Different types of edits will have different levels of need and practicality. The different roles run from a sole proprietor editor right through to the Hollywood blockbuster team of editors. Most people will be in the...

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Edit without Tears with Final Cut Pro
Published in: Mar 2024Publisher: PacktISBN-13: 9781804614921

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Bruce G. Macbryde

Bruce G. Macbryde, a Final Cut Pro trainer with 20+ years of experience, spanning from the original release in 1999 to the latest version. He served as a sales manager for Australian Authorized Apple distributors (1998-2004) and later as a training manager for Apple-developed software through 2009. He established Wedding Media Productions in 2004, a wedding video business in Sydney, Australia. Bruce is a YouTube creator for the VideoTutors channel, with 500+ video tutorials. He began teaching marketing at NSW TAFE in the early 1980s, specializing in technology and business software such as Microsoft Office, Adobe Pagemaker, and Photoshop during a 7-year stint in New Zealand.
Read more about Bruce G. Macbryde