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Seeing a FCPX teacher via Zoom
Hello! A colleague of mine suggested that I ask this distinguished community for help. I’ve used iMovie successfully for many years. I’ve just upgraded to FCPX and am able to edit as I did with iMovie. But I want to develop good organizing habits now.
I’d also like to learn about sound effects and music plug-ins and other ways to enhance the video courses I’m creating.
I’d like to hire a FCPX expert to help me via Zoom calls. Please let me know your availability and rate.
Thank you!
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6 Replies
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before you find your zoom guru, you might benefit from the more systematic trainings offered by Larry Jordan and Ripple training, etc.
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Agreed so many good options (and free ones) out there.
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A good free one is the series by IzzyVideo. For paid options, I second the recommendation for Ripple Training’s tutorials.
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Thank you Mark
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This person offers 1:1 remote training on FCPX. I have no relationship with him, I only noticed his Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOE_zSaeU1xd9yIk6kfwf_A
Ben Halsall has many free tutorials on FCPX. I don’t know if he offers 1:1 training: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQbfC3DLce4TYulsmwf2lzQ
Ripple Training also has excellent low-cost tutorials. They are very comprehensive and have high production standards. Ripple allows download of their tutorials so you can watch them at high speed and independent of a network: https://www.rippletraining.com
This book was just released, “Final Cut Pro X Efficient Editing” by Iain Anderson. It is available in Kindle format. I just got it but haven’t read it yet. It looks very good: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08FCRNTT9/
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I concur.
Step by step tutorials do wonders!
And then one can pay extra to have Larry Jordan help you out onion one.
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