The document outlines various editing techniques in Final Cut Pro, including rough cut editing, insert and overwrite edits, and drag-to-timeline editing. It highlights the use of the razor blade tool, lift edits, ripple deletes, and managing gaps within the timeline. Additionally, it discusses fine-tuning clips and utilizing shortcuts for efficient editing.

1. Final Cut ProRough Cut Editing

2. The Goal

3. Fine-tuning Clips

4. Getting Around - Awesome Shortcuts

5. Ins & Outs - Awesome Shortcuts

6. Checking In & Out Points

7. Changing In & Out Points

8. Fine-tuning the Clip in ActionFinal Cut Pro

9. Two Basic Types of Editing

10. The Insert Edit

11. The Overwrite Edit

12. Two Ways to Edit

13. Drag-to-Timeline Editing

14. Drag-to-Timeline Editing

15. Drag-to-Timeline Editing

16. Drag-to-Timeline Editing in ActionFinal Cut Pro

17. 3 Point Editing

18. 3 Point Editing

19. 3 Point Editing

20. 3 Point Insert Edit

21. 3 Point Overwrite Edit

22. 3-Point Editing in ActionFinal Cut Pro

23. The Razor Blade Tool

24. Using the Razor Blade

25. Deleting Clips from a Sequence

26. Lift Edit

27. The Lift EditFinal Cut Pro

28. Ripple Delete

29. Ripple DeleteFinal Cut Pro

30. Gaps

31. Gaps

32. Finding and Closing Gaps

33. Delete clips & GapsFinal Cut Pro

34. Final Cut ProRough Cut Editing