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Acknowledgments

What Is Final Cut Pro HD?

Who Is This Book For?

How to Use This Book

System Requirements for Final Cut Pro HD

What''''s on the H•O•T DVD?

Installing the Project and Media Files onto Your Local Hard Disk

Chapter 1. Get Organized

What Is Editing?

A Few Key Terms

The Editing Workflow of Final Cut Pro HD

Organize Your Life

Section 1. Create A Folder System That Works

Make Archiving Easy

Organizing Final Cut Pro

Section 2. Setting PreferencesGetting Final Cut Ready

Section 3. Setting Scratch Disks

Chapter 2. Understanding the Final Cut Pro Interface

The Final Cut Pro Interface

Editing Flow in Final Cut Pro

Section 1. Explore the Browser

Section 2. Explore the Viewer

What Is Timecode?

Section 3. Explore the Timeline

Section 4. Explore the Canvas

Section 5. Customize Final Cut Pro

Chapter 3. Gather Your Media

The Capture Process

About Video Formats

Section 1. Getting Ready to Capture

Section 2. Exploring the Log and Capture Screen

Section 3. Logging and Capturing Media

Section 4. Using Capture Now

Section 5. DemoReconnecting Media

Section 6. Importing Media

Tools for the Power User

Chapter 4. Build Your Story

The Story Is the Heart of Your Video

Section 1. Creating and Saving a New Project

Section 2. Viewing and Marking Clips

Section 3. Building the Timeline

Section 4. Three-Point Editing

Section 5. Browser Power Tips

Chapter 5. Organize Your Story

Section 1. Navigating the Timeline and Selecting Clips

Section 2. Deleting Clips

Section 3. Moving Clips

Section 4. Power Editing Techniques

Section 5. Storyboard Editing

Section 6. More on Markers

Section 7. Creating Subclips

Chapter 6. Trim Your Story

What Is Trimming?

Section 1. General Trimming Tools

Section 2. One-Sided Trimming

Section 3. Two-Sided Trimming

Section 4. An Alternate Way to Edit

Section 5. Trimming with Timecode

Section 6. Trim Edit Window

Chapter 7. AudioThe Secret to a Great Picture

The Workflow of Editing Audio

The Math of Audio

Section 1. Building the Audio Story

Section 2. Adding B-Roll for Illustration

Section 3. Trimming Audio While Staying in Sync

Section 4. Setting Audio Levels

Section 5. Adding Music or Effects

Section 6. Using the Voice Over Tool for Narration

Section 7. Mixing Your Project

A Quick Tour of the Audio Mixer

Chapter 8. TransitionsMaking Change Beautiful

"Everything Is a Transition"

Section 1. Creating an Audio Transition

Section 2. Creating a Video Transition

Understanding Rendering

Section 3. One More Way to Create a Transition

Section 4. Changing the Default Transition

Section 5. Create a Favorite Transition

Section 6. Bonus Transition: A Gradient Wipe

Chapter 9. Text, Titles, and Graphics

Section 1. Creating a Main Title

Section 2. Creating Lower-Third and Upper-Corner Titles

Section 3. Creating a Credit Roll

Section 4. Understanding Video Scopes

Section 5. Importing LiveType Projects

Section 6. Working with Adobe Photoshop Graphics

Chapter 10. Motion Effects

What Is a Motion Effect?

Section 1. Creating a Picture-in-Picture Effect

Section 2. Working with Wireframe Mode in the Canvas

Section 3. Moving Images with Keyframes

Cool Way to Fade to Black

Section 4. Moving Text with Keyframes

Section 5. Creating a Still Frame from a Clip

Section 6. Running a Clip at Variable Speeds

Section 7. Moving a Still Image

Chapter 11. Filters and Keying

Section 1. Using Audio Filters

Section 2. Using Video Filters

Section 3. Fancy Filter Tricks, Part 1

Section 4. Fancy Filter Tricks, Part II

Section 5. Nesting Sequences

Why Color Space Drives Me Nuts

Section 6. Simple Color Correction

Section 7. Creating a Luma Key

Section 8. Creating a Chroma Key

Section 9. Creating a Traveling Matte

Chapter 12. Output Your Project

Techniques for Outputting Long Projects

Section 1. Print to Video

Pre-Program Material

Section 2. Edit to Tape

"But, Wait A Minute…!"

So, You Wanna Be an Export Expert?

Section 3. Exporting a QuickTime Movie

Section 4. Special Cases: Exporting Audio

Section 5. Special Cases: Exporting Video

Chapter 13. Archiving Your Project

Archiving Your Project

Section 1. Changing Reel Names

Section 2. Protecting Your Project Using Save As

Section 3. Deleting Render Files

Section 4. Backing Up Project Files and Trashing Media

Section 5. Restoring an Old Project

Section 6. Exploring the Media Manager

Appendix A. Additional Resources

Tutorial Movies on the FCP HD HOT DVD

Troubleshooting Tips

Helpful Software

Using an External Editor

Online Resources

Other Books from Lynda.com

Apple-Certified Training

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Chapter 9. Text, Titles, and Graphics

Creating a Main Title
Tips on Designing Video Graphics
Creating Lower-Third and Upper-Corner Titles
Graphic Math
Creating a Credit Roll
Understanding How to Read Scopes
Working with LiveType Projects
Working with Photoshop Multi-Layer Files

Text and graphics are often as important an ele ment in telling your story as music, effects, or even B-roll. Identifying a speaker establishes his or her credibility. Showing a map of a historic battle is far better than a series of wide shots for establishing relationships.

In this chapter, you will learn how text and graphics for video are different from graphics for print or the computer screen (and they differ significantly!). You will learn how to create titles for your programs. You will also learn how to integrate LiveType and Photoshop graphics into your sequences.