Witz Training who came in and gave our group a great tutorial about Soundtrack Pro is holding a training event about Video Editing for Photographers with Final Cut Pro and Canon’s 5D Mark II. See the rest of the details below...
Video Editing for Photographers with Final Cut Pro and Canon’s 5D Mark II
March 28 - 29, 2009
Join us and gain FCP experience, as well as advanced techniques enabling you to understand how Canon 5D Mark II integrates with FCP.
Trainers:
Jean Heguy Professional
Photographer for 17 years specializing in corporate and editorial photography.
Apple Certified Trainer Aperture 2
Apple Certified Trainer iLife Suite
Darrin Sayewich
Head Trainer and Technical Director for Witz Training
Author and Speaker Final Cut Studio Master Apple Certified Trainer
Date & Time:
March 28 - 29, 2009
9:30am - 4:30pm
Location:
IX Gallery (Above Colourgenics)
11 Davies Avenue
$299 for the course Early Bird Special! Sign up by March 14, 2009 and pay only $249 admission for the course.
Lunch/Beverages
(juice/water/coffee)
will be included!
Call Today to Reserve Your Spot!
(416) 444-9480
Day 1 -
Changing your “depth of field” - Photo to Video Shooting Basics
•differences between setting up photo and video.
understanding the jargon. (i.e. - swish pan, dolly)
following a subject.
Essentials for working with the Canon 5D Mark 2.
- setting up the camera to shoot video.
- video formats explained.
Media Management
understanding the video workflow and its process.
optimum solutions for video and video playback. (Can my computer support video or
Will I need more? Can I use what I have?)
•how to get it from Aperture into your video editing software.
Editing Basics
•working with iMovie.
•when iMovie is not enough working in Final Cut Pro.
•creating a basic movie. (understanding the terminology)
•exporting a movie file to use for DVD, Web, iPhone, YouTube.
Day 2 -
Hardware workshop - How to setup, hookup and connect
•Laptop, iMac and Tower Configuration. (putting the right plug into the right hole)
Advanced Editing
•how to add music and effects to your video.
•working with still frames in your video workflow.
•extracting a still from video.
•bringing an extracted frame from Final Cut Pro into Aperture.
Colour Grading
•compensating for varying light conditions, white balance and other colour errors
•adding colour image effects in Final Cut Pro
Itʼs Done... What Now?
•how to properly compress for the web.
•adding to your web site.
•making an easy DVD.
Comments (0)
tofcpug.com
http://tofcpug.com/article.php?story=20090320152157723