Last week, Adobe upgraded Premiere Pro to version 14.4 in a Sept. 2020 release. This week, Larry Jordan looks at the new features and explores how they work, what they mean and, more importantly, what doesn't work.

Last week, Apple upgraded Final Cut Pro X to version 10.4.9, along with updates to both Motion and Compressor. This week, Larry Jordan looks at a these new features to explore how they work and what they mean.

Without question, the most frequent questions we get involve working with media. This Q&A session, hosted by Larry Jordan, answers and explains common media problems and storage requirements for editors using both Adobe Premiere Pro and Apple Final Cut Pro X. (BONUS: Includes a PDF of all presentation slides!)

This four-part webinar series covers the basics of editing with Apple Final Cut Pro X; from initial planning to final export. Presented by Larry Jordan, by the time you complete these four sessions, even if you are new to Final Cut, you’ll be well on your way to editing professional-grade videos.

Presented by Larry Jordan, this four-part webinar series covers the basics of editing with Apple Final Cut Pro X (version 10.4.8). This final session illustrates how to create a wide variety of effects, then export a high-quality master file for distribution or compression.

Presented by Larry Jordan, this four-part webinar series covers the basics of editing with Apple Final Cut Pro X (version 10.4.8). This third session shows how to add and modify transitions, organize clips in the Timeline, then edit and mix audio.

Presented by Larry Jordan, this four-part webinar series covers the basics of editing with Apple Final Cut Pro X; from learning the interface through to the final export. This second session presents the heart of creating video: Reviewing, editing, organizing and trimming clips.

Presented by Larry Jordan, this four-part webinar series covers the basics of editing with Apple Final Cut Pro X. This first session explains how to organize an edit, handle media, explore the Final Cut Pro X interface, and import media for editing.

This four-part webinar series covers the basics of editing with Adobe Premiere Pro; from getting started to final export. Presented by Larry Jordan, by the time you complete these four sessions, even if you are new to Premiere, you’ll be well on your way to editing professional-grade videos.

This four-part webinar series covers the basics of editing with Adobe Premiere Pro; from getting started to final export. Presented by Larry Jordan, this final session presents a variety of visual effects and two tutorials on exporting the final sequence.

This four-part webinar series covers the basics of editing with Adobe Premiere Pro; from getting started to final export. Presented by Larry Jordan, this third session focuses on audio editing and mixing in Adobe Premiere Pro; along with tutorials on transitions and text.

This four-part webinar series covers the basics of editing with Adobe Premiere Pro; from getting started to final export. Presented by Larry Jordan, this second session covers reviewing and marking clips, editing, trimming and organizing the timeline.

This four-part webinar series covers the basics of editing with Adobe Premiere Pro; from getting started to final export. Presented by Larry Jordan, this first session shows how to plan your edit with a workflow, manage media and storage, explore the Premiere interface, then import media for editing.

In this session, join host, Larry Jordan, as he covers the basics of working with HDR media in Apple Final Cut Pro X, including: monitoring, video scopes, project setup and demos using RAW, Log and ProRes media.

If you've been wondering what all the color tools do in Adobe Premiere, this is the session for you. Join host, Larry Jordan, as he showcases how to use color tools and effects to make your images look their best.

Join host, Larry Jordan, as he illustrates how to use a wide variety of color tools and effects in Apple Final Cut Pro X to make your images look their best.

Productions provides an entirely new way for editors to organize and collaborate across multiple projects using Premiere. Productions are a big deal – in this session Larry Jordan shows you how they work.

Presented by Larry Jordan, discover almost three-dozen hidden features, secret shortcuts and little-known tips that can enhance your editing with Apple Final Cut Pro X in this fast-paced video tutorial.

Larry Jordan's popular webinars resume with a wide-ranging discussion of just about everything related to Apple Final Cut Pro X and Adobe Premiere Pro.

High Dynamic Range (HDR), RAW, sLog, vLog, HDR, 10-bit, 12-bit … With all these different high-end video formats, how do you work with them in Premiere Pro CC? In this session, Larry Jordan shows how.

With all the different HDR video formats, it’s easy to get confused. If you want to learn how to make your images look better, learn more about these high-end formats or have been working with HDR for a while and still have questions, this session is for you.

Our training is recognized around the world as the most accurate, most complete, most helpful video training available for Apple Final Cut Pro. In this edition, Apple-Certified Trainer, Larry Jordan, showcases everything you need to know to successfully use Final Cut Pro.  (Download version.)

Our training is recognized around the world as the most accurate, most complete, most helpful video training available for Apple Final Cut Pro X. In this latest edition, Apple-Certified Trainer, Larry Jordan, showcases all the new and existing features in Final Cut Pro X 10.4. (Download only.)

Larry Jordan presents a solid foundation in the basics of media and storage, then moves into Final Cut Pro X to illustrate a variety of ways to organize and optimize your system for editing.

Larry Jordan presents a solid foundation in the basics of media and storage, then moves into Adobe Premiere Pro CC to illustrate a variety of ways to organize and optimize your system for editing.

360/VR is one of three categories of VR and the one that will be most accessible to traditional filmmakers. This session won’t teach you how to tell stories using VR, but it will give you a solid grounding on how to produce, shoot, process and edit VR video to create new experiences for both clients and audiences.

From creating images to posting videos on YouTube, your ability to effectively communicate your ideas depends, in large part, on mastering visual literacy. Whether you shoot stills or video, edit with Photoshop, Avid, Adobe or Apple, this highly-illustrated, visual webinar will give you tools to create more compelling, powerful images.

Adobe continues to make improvements to their color grading controls and video scopes. In this session, Larry Jordan explores the basics of measuring and modifying color in Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2019. If color is new to you, or you want to learn the latest features, or you want to improve your color skills, this session is for you.

Apple just released updates to Final Cut Pro X, Motion and Compressor. In this session, host Larry Jordan takes a look at what they are and how they work.

If you are looking to solve problems, work faster, or simply position yourself for the future, this webinar, hosted by Larry Jordan, is for you.

This session looks at key new features in Adobe Premiere Pro, Audition and Media Encoder in Adobe’s Spring, 2019, update. Join host, Larry Jordan, as he illustrates key new features in each of these three applications.

This video training, hosted by Larry Jordan, explains what you need to know – planning, storage, media management, editing and effects – to successfully edit multicam video in Apple Final Cut Pro X – v10.4.x).

Photoshop has continued to expand its ability to improve and repair still images. Join host, Larry Jordan, as he explains how to use the tools inside Adobe Photoshop to improve your still images – including the new Content Aware tools. This session will help you make your still images look great. (Includes practice media!)

In this week's webinar, Larry Jordan shows how to export the audio files for a dramatic scene from FCP X using XML, convert the XML file using XtoCC, edit and mix the audio in Adobe Audition, then bring the final mix back into FCP X for final output.

If you want to fix color problems in Apple Final Cut Pro X faster and better, as well as improve the overall look of your media, this session gives you a host of new ideas, tools and techniques you can put to work immediately to make your images look better.

Nothing causes quite the confusion in video editing as media management. This week’s session is designed to get you started in the right direction – whether you use Adobe Premiere Pro CC or Apple Final Cut Pro X. This session explains problems you may be having now and prevent problems in the future. This is especially recommended for all new editors.