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| controls in log and capture, viewer and canvas windows that allows you to move clips frame by frame |
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| set these to safeguard your captured clips |
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| controls in log and capture, viewer and canvas windows that allow you to move clips multiple frames at a time |
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| this folder is automatically set when you set your scratch disks. |
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| Log and capture function that allows you to capture one clip at a time |
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| you use this function to ingest, or digitize video clips from tape |
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| all student work is stored here |
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| log and capture function that allows you to capture one clip at a time |
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| This function will log multiple clips before performing a batch capture |
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| You mark these so that Final Cut Pro knows where you want you clip to begin and end |
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| Window in the FCP interface. Clips, stills, graphics, music files, and other project elements are stored here |
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| Controls in log and capture, viewer and canvas windows that allow you to move clips using the space bar or mouse click |
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| window in the FCP interface. clips are pre-edited here before placing them on the timeline |
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| area of the mac interface containing application shortcuts |
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| Window that mirrors the timeline |
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| icon that launches the editing application |
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