Lisa Brenneis

Michael Wohl

A detailed guide to using the Final Cut Pro X video editing software.

Final Cut Pro X

- Final Cut Express offers most of the same features as Final Cut Pro--but retails at a fraction of the price. - Written by digital video expert Lisa Brenneis, author of Final Cut Pro 3 for Macintosh: Visual QuickPro Guide, best-selling Final Cut Pro book. - Uses tons of screenshots and simple, step-by-step how-tos to get readers up and running in no time!

Final Cut Express for MAC OS X

Annotation In-depth coverage of Apple's professional video editing software, now up20020416d for version 3. Loaded with well-illustrated tips and techniques from best selling author Lisa Brenneis. Practical guide can be used as a quick reference and skill-building tool for busy professionals. Enhance productivity by learning Final Cut Pro the visual way. Final Cut Pro, the professional video editing tool from Apple, is the wildly popular digital editing software that combines editing, compositing, and effects programs all in one product. Exciting features such as interactive editing tools, built-in special effects, compatibility with Adobe After Effects filters, and full support for all QuickTime formats make Final Cut Pro the most accessible video editing tool on the market. Video that's edited with Final Cut Pro can be outputted to any professional video format: TV, VCR, computer monitor, or the Web (in the form of Web streaming media). Final Cut Pro 3 for Macintosh: Visual QuickPro Guideintroduces video producers to the comprehensive set of tools available in Final Cut Pro . Step-by-step instructions lead readers through the basics and quickly into more advanced projects in video editing. All the important features of Apple's newest application are covered in detail-the easy-to-use interface, plug-and-play capability, integration with QuickTime software, as well as a host of other features and tools that enhance workflow and productivity. Lisa Brenneishas worked as a teacher, author, panelist, and film production manager. Her production credits range from interactive digital media to educational films, animation to live action, documentary to poetic fantasy. Her clients have included Disney, MCA/Universal, the Getty Museum, the Library of Congress, the International Olympic Committee, Mattel, and more defunct new-media startups than you can possibly imagine. She is the author of the two previous editions of Final Cut Pro for Macintosh: Visual QuickPro Guide.

Final Cut Pro 3 for Macintosh

An overview of the digital editing application for Macs that has been updated for integration with OS X explains how to prepare film clips, work with timelines, and add transitions and special effects to tape and video clips.

Final Cut Pro 4 for Mac OS X

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Here to ensure that users start taking advantage of Final Cut Express 4's powerful editing capabilities immediately is a thoroughly updated task-based guide to the program from best-selling author and digital video expert Lisa Brenneis. Users who are eager to make effective, compelling videos but don't want to invest heavily in training or equipment will welcome Lisa's simple step-by-step instructions, strong visual approach, and sound professional advice. In short order, they'll find themselves editing video; applying special effects and transitions; mastering the program's compositing, titling, and audio tools; and outputting their finished work. Readers will also learn about all that's new in this major upgrade: importing iMovie 08 projects, open format Timeline, built-in AVCHD and more.

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