Name: Media: Ingesting and Organizing
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*** Updated for FCP X 10.0.6 ***

Guess what? No more waiting! FCP X lets you start processing and editing your clips even as they're being ingested! But that's only one of its amazing new features ...

In this tutorial, Michael Wohl explains how each clip is analyzed for its content, shot type and image stability. What's cool is that all your audio is checked and corrected for noise and hum too. This means no more exporting to other audio programs and searching for esoteric plugins to fix pesky sound issues. It's all done for you in Final Cut Pro X, and Michael shows you how to take control and optimize all of these amazing features.

But that's just the beginning ... FCP X's real power lies in its advanced media recognition and organization features. MIchael explains everything in extraordinary detail including the cool new "ingestion" features for digital and tape-based cameras, DSLR, and iMovie.

From there, he moves on to cover everything you need to know about Range-Based Image Stabilization, keywords, the Filmstrip and List views, clip auditioning, clip metadata, custom file naming, using folders, grouping clips, and much, much more!

Join the enjoyable and knowledgable Michael Wohl as he takes you through all the "media" features of Final Cut Pro X .

Check out our full Final Cut Pro X 100 Series library of tutorials:

Outline

Section 1: Section 1: Importing Footage

1

Introduction

2m 9s

2

Import from Camera

3m 24s

3

Background Import

3m 23s

4

Import from Tape-based Camera

2m 22s

5

Import from DSLR

5m 18s

6

Importing Video Files

1m 18s

7

Background Tasks

2m 47s

8

The New Import Media Window

2m 49s

9

Selecting Footage to Import

1m 8s

10

Importing Files

3m 26s

11

Import from Tape in 10.0.6

2m 56s

12

Import Settings and Options

7m 24s

13

Import iMovie Events

1m 18s

14

Synching Audio and Video

3m 56s

Section 2: Section 2: Managing Events

15

Organizing Events

5m 26s

16

Merging Events

1m 20s

17

Creating and Deleting Events

2m 5s

18

Transcoding & Analysis

3m 41s

19

Stabilization Keywords

2m 48s

Section 3: Section 3: Managing Events

20

The Event Browser

0m 56s

21

Playing Clips

2m 53s

22

The Event Viewer

1m 36s

23

Auditioning Clips in the Event Browser

1m 17s

24

Marking In and Out Points

2m 7s

25

Marking Favorite and Rejected Ranges

3m 20s

26

Filtering & Removing Ratings

3m 3s

Section 4: Section 4: Using Clip Metadata

27

Adding Keywords

4m 26s

28

Additional Metadata

4m 41s

29

Custom File Naming

1m 34s

30

Searching & Filtering

4m 38s

31

Creating Smart Collections

2m 14s

32

Keyword Collections

1m 31s

33

Using Folders

1m 56s

Section 5: Section 5: Clip View Options

34

Filmstrip View

4m 44s

35

Grouping Clips

3m 4s

36

Grouping in List View

1m 45s

Other courses in this series

Final Cut Pro X 101: Overview and Quick Start Guide

Final Cut Pro X 102: Media: Ingesting and Organizing

Final Cut Pro X 103: Editing In The Magnetic Timeline

Final Cut Pro X 104: Advanced Editing Techniques

Final Cut Pro X 105: Working With Audio

Final Cut Pro X 106: Titles, Effects and Compositing

Final Cut Pro X 107: Color Correction Techniques

Final Cut Pro X 108: Exporting and Sharing Your Work

Final Cut Pro X 201: Multicam Editing

Final Cut Pro X 202: DSLR Workflows

Final Cut Pro X 204: Managing Media

Final Cut Pro X 205: Color Grading

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Reviews

BHamester wrote on October 20, 2013

Very complete course! I'm totally happy with it. All the final cut tutorials from macprovideos have proved to be really worth the money.

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ekkomouse wrote on August 11, 2013

Very thorough overview of importing into FCPX. I am a new user and this helped a lot. Looking forward to the next one.

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Anthony wrote on July 10, 2013

This course was excellent. I already feel like my storytelling capabilities have increased simply by understanding the organizational functions FCPX has available. Thank you!

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The Matt Hadder wrote on June 7, 2013

Pretty solid knowledge, check it out for learning how to create tags and collections and stuff

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C1ph3rd wrote on March 29, 2013

Good dive into the importing of data into FCPX with lots of tips on how to organize media. Updated with additional features and changes in 10.0.6.

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buddy wenke wrote on February 17, 2013

Excellent course...especially for first-time users of FCPX. Now, we need an updated version to cover the 10.0.7 version!!

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liferotp wrote on January 10, 2013

Michael does a great job of going through everything in great detail, but he doesn't assume I'm an idiot and need to be walked through everything like single- versus double-clicking. He keeps up the pace and I feel like I'm learning a lot with every tutorial.

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Desiree wrote on April 12, 2012

I was learning Final Cut Pro X from a book and was thoroughly confused before I learned about this site. You explain things in such a clear and concise manner. I highly recommend these videos.

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Mary wrote on February 29, 2012

Excellent. I am enjoying learning this program.

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Hisham wrote on January 4, 2012

Comprehensive and very helpful. FCP X has been re-written is such a way that allows the editor to organise media in a sophisticated and powerful way. This tutorial will open the door for a variety of ways on how to do just that.

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