Export large (huge) video in separate "chunks"?

FYI: Post written on December 2nd, 2014. I'm fully up-to-date with all the software.
So, I am recording a day-and-a-half worth of presentations. The video will total out to be about 12 hours or more. I am recording presentations by various professors on different subjects. 12-hour-video is worthless to a normal sane person. I want to cut the video into sections and then export to Vimeo. Ultimately I would like to slice-up everything into 15-20 minute sections. Is there an easy way, say "chapters", that I can setup in FCPX and then click "Export" and export out 40-or-so videos? I'd like to call a section "Greg-1" and "Greg-2" and have FCPX generate Greg-1.mp4 and Greg-2.mp4, etc, if this makes sense.
Your advice is highly appreciated!

GregFridman wrote:
... I plan to just run my GoPro in the back and then slice out parts ..
May I suggest:
make a test first!
A GoPro has a 170° wide-angle - just a few meters away, you'll see the whole stage, escape doors and backstage area, and your face is just a tiny, glowing dot ...
And:
GoPro isn't famous for audio.
Even any cheap dictaphon, as close a spossible, e.g. on your presenters high desk, wlil offer a much better audio.
best-practice: you get socalled Lav mics for under 10€ (yeah, pros start howling in pain); connected to a mic-in on any dictaphon in your jackets pockets offers a 2000% better audio than any camcorder in any distance.
FCPX has superb and super-easy tools to synch such two recordings into one...
... give your students a chance to understand, what you're talking about...
And impress your students with some cut-aways/pic-in-pics of graphics, or at least titles, subdividing your master piece ...

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