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Introduction

Ch. 1. Optimizing Your System and Final Cut Pro

Ch. 2. Video Formats, Hard Drives, and Media

Ch. 3. Ingesting Media

Ch. 4. Working in the Application

Ch. 5. Editing

Ch. 6. Audio

Ch. 7. Transitions and Effects

It... Just... Won’t... Fade...!

Apply the Default Audio and Video Transition Simultaneously

Setting the Default Transition

Creating an Alpha Transition

Creating Custom Transitions You Can Reuse

Applying Multiple Transitions at the Same Time on the Same Track

Selecting Multiple Edit Points on Multiple Tracks

Find and Replace Multiple Transitions at Once

Another Trick for Applying Multiple Transitions at Once

Take a QuickView of Your Effect

Play Unrendered Clips

Replace a Clip Without Losing Its Effects

Invisibility Doesn’t Take a Cloak

ProRes Enlarges Its Family

Change Codecs to Improve Render Quality and Speed

Render Your Sequences Automatically

Render All Doesn’t

Make the FrameViewer Move

Viewing Clips on Different Tracks

A Fast Way to Find Effects

Finding an Effect in the Browser

Creating a Favorite

Save Your Favorites

Using Motion Templates

Replace Templates with Blinding Speed

Where Motion Templates Are Stored

Matching Fonts Between Motion and Final Cut Pro

Sharing Motion Projects

What Is a Wireframe?

Title Safe, Action Safe, and the New SD Boundaries

Quickly Create Text Clips

Three Steps to Better Text

Scaling Text in Controls vs. Motion Tab

Drop Shadow Settings

Constant-Speed Changes in Final Cut Pro 7

Variable-Speed Changes in Final Cut Pro 7

Apply Multiple Keyframes to Multiple Clips Fast

Displaying Motion and Filter Keyframes in the Timeline

Adjusting Effect Keyframes in the Timeline

Tossing Keyframes

Slipping Keyframes in the Timeline

Sliding Keyframes in the Viewer

Creating Moves on Still Images

Fun with the Anchor Point

Create a Filter Range

A Fast Way to Remove Filters

Creating a Luma Key

Add Burned-In Timecode to Your Sequence

Sharpening Your Stills

Fixing Fluorescent Flicker

When to Deinterlace

Making Clips Black and White

Creating Sepia-Toned Clips

Using the RT Menu for Scopes

Rules for Color Correction

Color-Correcting with One Mouse Click

Skin Tone Settings for Scopes

Keyframing the Color Corrector 3-Way Filter

Fix It Before You Start

Color-Correcting a Sudden Color Change

Monitoring Video Levels

Keep Your White Levels Broadcast Safe

The Twirling Thingy of Color

Ch. 8. Export and Output

Another Trick for Applying Multiple Transitions at Once

Impress people at parties with this!

This trick is a fast way to apply the default video, or audio, transition to multiple clips at the same time on the same track:

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