Crash Course to Final Cut Pro X for YouTubers and Video Editors

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The purpose of this course is to give you a crash course in learning the essentials of Final Cut Pro X, basically the basics in how to importing video and audio files, how to edit them and then finally how to export them.

I will also include some test footage that you can practise your skills on which I'll be happy to provide feedback on. However I do encourage you to create your own footage and apply the skills you learn in this course. Feel free to create your recording on a mobile device.

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