Class On Demand Announces Two Training Titles For Apple Final Cut Studio 2.0

Class on Demand, a provider of professional educational products for creative markets, has announced the availability of two new self-paced training titles for the Apple Final Cut Studio 2.0 release; 'Basic Training for Final Cut Studio 2.0' (FCS 2.0) and 'Complete Training for Final Cut Pro 6.0' (FCP 6.0).
Both titles are presented by renowned Apple Final Cut Pro editor and educator Tom Wolsky. Wolsky’s breadth and depth of technological understanding and creative craft provides an outstanding learning experience whether you’re a student looking to navigate the new applications of the highly popular FCS 2.0 release or need to dive deep into the feature rich FCP 6.0 editor.
“Tom brings a tremendous value to the Apple training series. Author of several Final Cut Pro books, international conference speaker, board member of the Digital Media Academy and founder of South Coast Productions; Wolsky is undoubtedly a thought leader on digital media editing technology.
"It is this experience and passion for the technology that make the new Class on Demand training titles for Final Cut Studio and Pro so outstanding,” said Paul Holtz, CEO and founder, Class on Demand.
Basic Training for Final Cut Studio 2.0” ensures students know the ins and outs of the new Apple release and its multiple applications.
Topics include lessons in Final Cut Pro, LiveType, Motion, and Soundtrack Pro as well as how to use the brand new Color application.
Instruction also covers using Apple Compressor and DVD Studio Pro applications.
For students interested in learning to master the new Final Cut Pro 6.0 software, Class on Demand offers 'Complete Training for Final Cut Pro 6.0'.
The title takes an in-depth look at the feature rich Final Cut Pro version 6.0 release. Upon finishing the lesson, students
-whether they are brand new to the application or savvy FCP editors looking to learn the new features - will be able to master the Final Cut Pro editor. Some of the topics include navigating the new FCP interface, timeline editing, ripple editing, multi-camera editing,
storyboard creation, titling, creating transitions and effects, integrating motion effects, color correction, and outputting projects.
Both titles provide media to follow along with the instructor. Sample chapters can be downloaded from the Class on Demand web site:
www.classondemand.net
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