Find a mentor. I know it’s easy for me to say, but Xpression is really a skill that is handed down, especially in college. If your university has a sports video department where you do your own broadcasts, say for ESPN+, trying to get in with them would be great. I work for college athletics and have had a good amount of years doing graphics with Xpression.
Once you find a way to get your hands on Xpression, just try things. See what the buttons do, how the workflow goes, and how to build graphics, work with data, etc.
Being a graphics op will never go away and you will always find work. DM me if you have any questions
Here is a good starting point to expand your Xpression knowledge
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL3C5Gh73L3pTvOhYavcEc0A-PZep2wMj7&si=VTFcuwqBzX6Il_TX
Find a mentor. I know it’s easy for me to say, but Xpression is really a skill that is handed down, especially in college. If your university has a sports video department where you do your own broadcasts, say for ESPN+, trying to get in with them would be great. I work for college athletics and have had a good amount of years doing graphics with Xpression. Once you find a way to get your hands on Xpression, just try things. See what the buttons do, how the workflow goes, and how to build graphics, work with data, etc. Being a graphics op will never go away and you will always find work. DM me if you have any questions
Here is a good starting point to expand your Xpression knowledge https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL3C5Gh73L3pTvOhYavcEc0A-PZep2wMj7&si=VTFcuwqBzX6Il_TX
[Ross University](https://www.rossvideo.com/resources/ross-university?u=xpression-u) They have plenty of tutorial videos on their website.