Final Cut Express Tutorial for Beginners – Learn Final Cut Express 4
Final Cut Express Tutorial
Do you own Final Cut Express, but you don’t know how to use it?
This video course will get you totally comfortable with the interface and show you how to edit in Final Cut Express.
Here are some of the benefits:
- The videos show my computer screen so you can follow along and see exactly how to do things.
- The course comes with practice media so you can edit the same project you see me working on.
- The audio is clear and easy to understand.
- The whole thing is downloadable, so you can save it to your computer and reference whenever you want.
- Instant Access. Once you make your payment, you can instantly download the videos and start watching them as soon as the downloads are done. You don’t have to wait for shipping.
7-Day Money-Back Guarantee
If you’re not happy with the course, simply email me within 7 days of your purchase and request a refund. I’ll return your money, and we can still be friends. My email address is izzy at izzyvideo dot com.
How Much Does It Cost?
The price of the course is $59, but I’m currently discounting it to only $47. Click on the “Add to Cart” button below to purchase the course:
This Is What the Course Contains
- Introduction to the Interface
- The Viewer
- The Canvas and The Timeline
- Titles and Transitions
- The Difference Between Clips and Media Files
- Several More Things to Know
- Compositing
- Freeze Frames
- Filters and Effects
- Voiceovers
- Markers and Subclips
- The Tool Palette
- Color Correction
- Capture Footage
- Log and Transfer
- Preferences, Buttons, and Conclusion
Would you like to purchase this complete course?
You can purchase this course (the tutorial videos and practice media) and immediately download it to your computer. This means you can save it as long as you want and also watch it when you’re offline. The price of the course is $59, but I’m currently discounting it to only $47. Click on the “Add to Cart” button below to purchase the course:
* Please note that I’m using Final Cut Express 4 in these videos, although much of the content would apply to older versions as well.
