Check this out: http://www.dvcreators.net/products/fcpps.html I have never used this particular product from DVcreators.net, but I did buy thier "Making Awesome iMovies" training CD right after it was introduced and I thought that it was wonderful. Dwayne >On 9/3/03 8:37 PM, "Lanny Cotler" <lcotler at saber.net> wrote: > >> I'm sure this pedestrian question has been put before the group many (too >> many) times. But I need your advice. >> >> Here's what's up: I'm a film director/screenwriter who has decided to say >> goodbye to film and big budgets and large crews. I want to do documentaries >> -- thinking globally, videotaping/editing locally. >> >> I just bought a G4 system. Very nice. Quite nice. But I'm having trouble >> "getting into" FCP. I have many projects started (many hours shot), but I >> can't seem to get into FCP. How do I begin? >> >> I've read three books...and I'm still stuck at the logging stage. >> >> I would like to be taken in hand for a few days by someone, or some course, >> or some wonderful tutorial -- and be taught how to "get into" FCP. >> >> I know I sound dense or stupid, but I'm neither. There are just too many >> "features" to FCP, too many preferences to set -- so that whenever I get >> stuck I don't know how to get unstuck. >> >> And now I have been hired to make a short (15 min.) video of talking heads >> talking about a particular subject. I have to shoot 30 hours in the next >> few weeks...and then I'll have two weeks to edit it down to 15 minutes. I >> said I could do it, but, really, my knees are shaking. What to do? >> >> Your suggestions would be most appreciated. >> >> Yours, >> >> Lanny Cotler >> (q.v.: imdb.com) >>