Apple's new Final Cut Pro X 10.3 is brimming with powerful new features, GUI improvements and workflow enhancements. Watch this FREE course to see our take on what tips and tools you need to explore before you begin your next project.
Ben Balser grew up doing media production and music composition from a very early age. He founded the Louisiana Cajun Cutters FCP users group and runs the FinalCutProX.guru website.
What a pleasure to watch Final Cut Pro X evolve as an NLE platform. It's not easy creating a new video editing paradigm. As Apple's FCPX's feature list continues to expand we are thrilled to watch them bravely create a better way to edit video.
In this What's New course, you get to see some of the important new additions to Final Cut that make workflow and sharing your work with your collaborators (other editors, sound designers and post teams) easy, intuitive and efficient. You learn about the new user interface, working and mixing using audio roles, color grading and much, much more.
So dive into these introductory tutorials by Ben Balser and see What's New in Final Cut Pro X 10.3 and be sure to stay tuned for a complete new set of 10.3 courses that are in production by our expert Final Cut team.
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Reviews
Loy Machedo wrote on December 1, 2017
The session was easy to understand as the trainer showed every aspect of what he was talking about. For instance, when he spoke about "the inspector" he actually zoomed in on the Inspector area to show the 'inspector'. This made it easy to follow.
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Derek Wright wrote on November 18, 2016
Once again MacProVideo are on the mark and have produced this additional support for their Final Cut Pro X Tutorials. I have found this and their other tutorials invaluable in improving my knowledge and keeping on top of updates to the program. More importantly their prompt response to email queries and after sales has to be commended.
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B. B. B. Kjelbye wrote on November 18, 2016
When I encountered Final Cut Pro some years ago, I really thought that this was as good as it could get. But, it turned out to be so much better and versatile. The 10.3 update is smooth and very practical, and a must for large projects.
This course is a great intro to what is new.
