(published this entry last night, did not show up on the blog properly, so here's a copy)
I found a great how-to book for Final Cut Express: The Focal Easy Guide To Final Cut Express, For New Users And Professionals.
Here's why I like this how-to manual:
* It's only 157 pages (and that's including the index, the other 2-3 books I have on FCE are all over 400-500 pages)
* Its got a lot of photos & has very colorful pages (most instructional books are dull)
* It covers the basics fast so that you can get started w/ editing instead of having to read a book on editing for like a month and still not feel confident about using FCE
* And perhaps most importantly, it's only $19.95, an affordable price for the Poor Filmmakers out there. I got it from Borders in Silver Spring, MD.
And in other news, I added a stat counter to this blog. Should have done this a couple of months ago, oh well. Check it out on the right hand side of the Home page, below the links & above the Blogger icon.
Later, back to editing Date Number One.
Sujewa
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I found a great how-to book for Final Cut Express: The Focal Easy Guide To Final Cut Express, For New Users And Professionals.
Here's why I like this how-to manual:
* It's only 157 pages (and that's including the index, the other 2-3 books I have on FCE are all over 400-500 pages)
* Its got a lot of photos & has very colorful pages (most instructional books are dull)
* It covers the basics fast so that you can get started w/ editing instead of having to read a book on editing for like a month and still not feel confident about using FCE
* And perhaps most importantly, it's only $19.95, an affordable price for the Poor Filmmakers out there. I got it from Borders in Silver Spring, MD.
And in other news, I added a stat counter to this blog. Should have done this a couple of months ago, oh well. Check it out on the right hand side of the Home page, below the links & above the Blogger icon.
Later, back to editing Date Number One.
Sujewa
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