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Beginners advice for FCP 4 book
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Hi guys,
I have a friend who wants to learn how to use FCP 4. She is not very computer literate but from what I gather she wants to learn to use the tool to a fairly high standard. Please could you recommend a good book that will take a user right from the beginning up to an advanced level at the end.
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i_wolf
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I would agree that the visual quickpro guide is the best.
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I really liked the Apple Pro Training Series: Final Cut Pro 4 book by Diana Weynand. It goes pretty in-depth while also being easy to read and follow along in examples.
I started with rudimentary knowledge of editing (i.e. iMovie) but after taking the time to peruse through this book, I've got a much greater command of FCP4.
good luck.
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Originally posted by wk929:
I really liked the Apple Pro Training Series: Final Cut Pro 4 book by Diana Weynand. It goes pretty in-depth while also being easy to read and follow along in examples.
I started with rudimentary knowledge of editing (i.e. iMovie) but after taking the time to peruse through this book, I've got a much greater command of FCP4.
good luck.
I had great success with the manual! 
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