For Digital Media Professionals

A tiered certification program is available for Apple's professional digital applications. The supporting curriculum is designed for creative professionals in varying capacities, including editors, filmmakers, sound designers, photographers, special effects artists, teachers, and more.

An Overview of Aperture 2 (Aperture 100)

Introduces students to Aperture's powerful photo editing, image retouching, proofing, and publishing features

An Introduction to Aperture 2 (Aperture 101)

Starts with the basics of image management and takes students step-by-step through Aperture's powerful photo editing, image retouching, proofing, publishing, and archiving features.

An Introduction to Color (Color 101)

Introduces students to Apple's masterful new color grading and finishing software. Start with the basics of color balancing and correction and move on to the fine points of secondary grading.

An Introduction to DVD Studio Pro (DVDSP 101)

Delves into the world of DVD Studio Pro, covering all aspects of DVD authoring.

An Introduction to Final Cut Express (FCE 101)

Introduces students to the primary feature set and basic interface of Final Cut Express.

An Overview of Final Cut Pro (FCP 100)

Introduces students to the primary feature set and basic interface of Final Cut Pro.

An Introduction to Final Cut Pro (FCP 101)

Teaches basic editing function while familiarizing students with the basic user interface.

A Comprehensive Study of Final Cut Pro (FCP 200)

Provides an in-depth study of the primary feature set and basic interface of Final Cut Pro.

Final Cut Pro for Avid Editors (FCP 250)

Utilizes Avid's editing terminology to translate the student's existing knowledge to the Final Cut Pro skill set.

Advanced Techniques in Final Cut Pro (FCP 300)

Delivers hard-to-find advanced editing and finishing techniques, including creating transitions and effects, editing multi-camera projects, working with nested sequences, and color correcting.

An Overview of Final Cut Server (FCSvr 100)

Introduces end users to Apple's powerful new media asset management and workflow automation software. This course is intended for end users who will not be required to administer Final Cut Server. System Administrators should attend the Administering Final Cut Server course.

An Introduction to Administering Final Cut Server (FCSvr 101)

Guides you through administering Final Cut Server, Apple’s powerful new media asset management and workflow automation software. This course combines lectures and hands-on case study exercises to provide practical real-world experience.

Administering Final Cut Server (FCSvr 201)

Provides an in-depth study of administering Final Cut Server, Apple’s powerful media asset management and workflow automation software. This course combines lectures and hands-on case study exercises to provide practical real-world experience.

Motion Graphics and Effects in Final Cut Studio (FCS 101)

Provides real world effects techniques, including filters, layering, composite modes and animating video, graphics and titles. The practical approach to motion graphics focuses on the features of Final Cut Studio that editors and designers need to use in their daily work.

An Introduction to Logic Express and Logic Pro (Logic 101)

Introduces students to the primary feature set and basic user interface of Logic Express and Logic Pro.

Advanced Techniques in Logic Pro (Logic 301)

Takes students through Logic Pro's powerful advanced features, covering everything from production to editing and mixing.

A Comprehensive Study of Motion (Motion 101)

Covers interface fundamentals, particles, blend modes, layer organization, and fundamental multi-layer editing.

A Comprehensive Study of Shake (Shake 200)

Introduces students to the primary feature set and interface of Shake, the only compositing software with a complete toolset for both single artists and visual effects facilities.

An Introduction to Soundtrack Pro (STP 101)

Covers editing audio files, repairing field recordings, performing multi-track arranging, and other creative sound design techniques.

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