Chapter 1. Montage theory
1.0 Introduction
1.1 Shot sizes
1.2 Montage theory. Editing by shot sizing
1.3 Montage theory. Editing by orientation in space
1.4 Montage theory. Editing by move direction
1.5 Montage theory. Editing by phase of movement
1.6 Montage theory. Editing by composition
1.7 Montage theory. Editing by light and color
1.8 Montage theory. Editing by pace of movement
1.9 Montage theory. B-roll

Chapter 2. Overview of the interface
2.1 Installing the program and registering in the cloud
2.2 Project manager and working in the cloud
2.3 Media page overview
2.4 Cut page overview
2.5 Edit page overview
2.6 Fusion page overview
2.7 Color page overview
2.8 Fairlight page overview
2.9 Deliver page overview
2.10 General settings overview

Chapter 3. Import and Organize
3.1 Project settings. Timeline resolution
3.2 Project settings. Aspect Ratio
3.3 Project settings. Frame Rate
3.4 Project settings. Interlacing
3.5 Import and working with bins
3.6 Markers, Flags and Color
3.7 Keyword collections
3.8 Smart bins
3.9 Find people and analyzing sound
3.10 Clone Tool
Practice Assignment

Chapter 4. Cut page
4.1 Playback techniques
4.2 Marking with In and Out points
4.3 Creating the Timeline
4.4 Importing clips into the Timeline
4.5 Main editing tools
4.6 Timeline modes
4.7 Working with sound
4.8 Retiming
4.9 Working with video attributes
4.10 Additional tools
4.11 Applying Transitions
4.12 Working with Effects
4.13 Using Titiles
4.14 Sync Bin Multicam Editing
4.15 Additional Viewer modes
4.16 Finalizing project in Cut page
Practice Assignment

Chapter 5. Working on the Edit Page
5.1 Getting started on the Edit page
5.2 Importing material to the timeline
5.3 Additional import options
5.4 Three-points editing
5.5 Editing tools. Triming
5.6 Compound clip and Take Selector
5.7 Additional Timeline tools
5.8 Timeline modes
5.9 Annotation and Timeline Index
5.10 Proxy mode and Rendering
Practice Assignment

Chapter 6. Video attributes & Animation
6.1 Change clip speed
6.2 Additional retiming options
6.3 Change Speed menu and algoritms
6.4 Transform video in Preview Window
6.5 Inspector. Trans...Group. Smart Reframe
6.6 Inspector. Cropping and Dynamic Zoom
6.7 Inspector. Compositing
6.8 Inspector. Video Stabilization
6.9 Tools for video processing
6.10 Animation basics
6.11 Working with Motion Path
6.12 Editing keyframes
6.13 Creating Split Screen
Practice Assignment

Chapter 7 Working with sound
7.1 Logic of working with sound on the timeline
7.2 Sound level monitoring
7.3 Adjusting volume of sound
7.4 Fairlight Sound Library
7.5 Working with audio channels
7.6 Voice Isolation and Dialogue Leveler
7.7 Working with Equalizer
7.8 Sound Effects
7.9 Working with audio in Fairlight page
7.10 Sound Recording
Practice Assignment

Chapter 8. Text and Graphic
8.1 Types of Titles
8.2 The basics of working with text. Main settings
8.3 Advanced text settings
8.4 Title templates and Text+
8.5 Working with complex text templates
8.6 Adding adittional Titles in Effects Library
8.7 Working with subtitles
8.8 Al-Transcription tool
8.9 Video Generators
8.10 Working with stills
Practice Assignment

Chapter 9. Effects and Transitions
9.1 Adding and customizing effects
9.2 Open FX filters.
9.3 Chroma keying
9.4 Clean up and removal objects
9.5 Warper and other filters.
9.6 Basics of working with transitions
9.7 Customizing transitions
9.8 Transitions Library
9.9 Fusion Transitions
9.10 Installing additional Transitions
Practice Assignment

Chapter 10. Color Correction
10.1 Logic of Color Correction on the Color page
10.2 Primary Color Correction with LUT's
10.3 Checking Exposure and White Balance
10.4 Checking Saturation level
10.5 Secondary Scopes
10.6 Working with Color Wheels
10.7 Working with Curves
10.8 Using Mattes
10.9 Using Effects
10.10 Using LUT's
Practice Assignment

Chapter 11 Finalizing project
11.1 Main logic of Delivery page
11.2 Exporting formats
11.3 Advanced settings
11.4 Audio and File settings
11.5 Exporting to Social Networks
11.6 Converting videos
11.7 Round-trip export presets
11.8 Blackmagic Proxy Generator
Practice Assignment

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