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Working With Tapeless and DSLR Media
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 The video industry is rapidly converting from video-tape, to file-based, or tapeless formats. The good news about this transformation is that cameras are becoming increasingly flexible. The bad news is that this new technology totally changes the way video editors work with media.
In this one-hour Final Cut Studio tutorial, Larry Jordan shows you what you need to know to work successfully in a tapeless world. Using step-by-step techniques and actual media, Larry explains how to organize your system, how to name your folders and files, shows you traps to avoid, then, using Final Cut Pro, illustrates how to ingest (meaning "bring into Final Cut") virtually every popular tapeless video format.
In addition, Larry provides weblinks for useful utilities that can make working with tapeless media even easier.
NOTE: Tapeless media discussed includes formats such as P2, XDCAM EX, DVCPROHD, AVCHD, AVCCAM, RED, H.264, and DSLR (both Canon and Nikon).
Audience Level
This episode is designed for someone familiar with Final Cut Pro, who is having trouble understanding how to work with these new media formats, or wants to learn how to set up their system to work successfully with these new formats.
This webinar provides information for Final Cut Pro 6 and 7 (contained in Final Cut Studio 2 & 3).
Content Outline
• The benefits of using tapeless media
• The challenges of working with tapeless media
• War stories from the field -- practical problems with tapeless media
• Creating a tapeless workflow that works during production
• How to organize your folders
• How to name files and folders
• How to safely back-up your files
• The differences between back-up and archiving
• How to archive your files
• Things to consider when connecting card readers and cameras on set
• Creating a tapeless workflow that works during post-production
• Introduction to the Log & Transfer window in Final Cut Pro
• Ingest Example: Working with P2 media
• Ingest Example: Recapturing media (all formats)
• Ingest Example: Working with XDCAM media
• Ingest Example: Working with AVCHD/AVCCAM media
• Ingest Example: Working with DSLR media
• Ingest Example: Working with RED media
• Ingest Example: Working with H.264/FLIP media
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Jordan 
In today’s world, time and timing are everything.
Deadlines get tighter, budgets lower, client expectations higher, and technology moves on. It’s a recipe for disaster, unless you can find a fast, yet in-depth way to keep your skills sharp.
That’s where Larry Jordan can help.
Larry Jordan is the most highly sought after Apple-Certified Final Cut trainer in the world. With over 30 years experience as a television producer, director and editor with national broadcast and corporate credits, Jordan’s informative and entertaining teaching style provides video editors around the world with unique techniques, methods and resources to increase productivity and enhance their skills. He’s been there – he knows the pressure you are under.
Jordan reveals the hidden tips and tricks you never hear about, and may never find on your own. His presentation style is well organized, succinct and practical. Jordan’s training can save you time, save you money, save your client, and save your sanity, during production and post-production.
Jordan, based in Los Angeles, writes and edits the monthly free Larry Jordan Final Cut Studio Newsletter, with essential information on Final Cut Studio. He is the author of hundreds of hours of online training and five books on Final Cut Studio. He also hosts the weekly interactive internet radio show and podcast, Digital Production BuZZ (http://www.digitalproductionbuZZ.com).
For more information about Larry Jordan, please visit http://www.larryjordan.biz.
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