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Adobe Premiere Pro
There are good reasons Adobe Premiere Pro is such a popular post-production video editing software application. It excels for a wide variety of uses; tapeless and DSLR footage; cross-platforms, open workflows for easy collaboration, powerful metadata features for greater editing and production efficiency, plus real-time 3D editing and Virtual Reality. This four-day course is ideal for beginners, as well as Final Cut Pro and Avid editors – or for anyone who is involved in a content creation environment.
3 Days
24 Hrs
18 Lessons
Agenda
- Performing Nonlinear Editing in Premiere Pro
- Looking at the Standard Digital Video Workflow
- Enhancing the Workflow with Premiere Pro
- Expanding the Workflow
- Incorporating other Components into the Editing Workflow
- Adobe Creative Cloud Video Workflow
- Touring the Premiere Pro Workspace
- Looking at the Workspace Layout
- Customizing the Workspace
- Introducing Preferences
- Keyboard Shortcuts
- Moving, Backing up, and Syncing User Settings
- Setting up a Sequence
- Setting up the Timeline
- Importing Assets
- Working with ingest Options and Proxy Media
- Working with the Media Browser
- Importing Images
- Using Adobe Stock
- Customizing the Media Cache
- Recording a Voice-over
- Project Panel
- Working with Bins
- Monitoring Footage
- Modifying Clips
- Using the Source Monitor
- Navigating the Timeline
- Essential Editing Commands
- Using Program Monitor Controls
- Setting the Playback Resolution
- Playing back VR Video
- Using Markers
- Using Sync Lock and Track Lock
- Finding Gaps in the Timeline
- Selecting Clips
- Moving Clips
- Extracting and Deleting Segments
- Understanding Transitions
- Edit points and Handles
- Adding Video Transitions
- Using A/B mode to Fine-tune a Transition
- Adding Audio Transitions
- Performing Three or Four-point Editing
- Changing Playback Speed
- Replacing Clips and Footage
- Nesting Sequences
- Performing Regular Trimming
- Performing Advanced Trimming
- Trimming in the Program Monitor
- Adjusting the Motion Effect
- Changing Clip Position, Size, and Rotation
- Working with Keyframe Interpolation
- Using other Motion-related Effects
- Following the Multi-camera Process
- Creating a Multi-camera Sequence
- Switching Multiple Cameras
- Finalizing Multi-camera Editing
- Setting up the Interface to Work with Audio
- Examining Audio Characteristics
- Creating a Voice-over Scratch Track
- Adjusting Audio Volume
- Normalizing Audio
- Creating a Split Edit
- Adjusting Audio Levels for a Clip
- Sweetening Sound with Audio Effects
- Adjusting EQ
- Cleaning up Noisy Audio
- Fading Audio with Essential Sounds
- Working with Effects
- Master Clip Effects
- Masking and Tracking Visual Effects
- Keyframing Effects
- Effect Presets
- Frequently Used Effects
- Following a Color-oriented Workflow
- An overview of Color-oriented Effects
- Fixing Exposure Problems
- Fixing Color Balance
- Using Special Color Effects
- Creating a Look
- Understanding an Alpha Channel
- Making Compositing Part of Your Projects
- Working with the Opacity Effect
- Working with Alpha-channel Transparencies
- Color Keying a Green Screen Shot
- Using Mattes
- An Overview of Shapes & Type
- Loading in Graphics
- Using the Essentials Graphic Panel
- Browsing Templates
- Saving Templates
- Mastering Video Typography Essentials
- Creating Titles
- Stylizing Text
- Making Text Roll and Crawl
- Introducing Captions
- Using the File menu
- Using the Project Manager
- Performing the Final Project Management Steps
- Importing Projects or Sequences
- Managing Collaboration
- Using the Libraries Panel
- Managing Your Hard Drives
- Overview of Export Options
- Exporting Single Frames
- Exporting a Master Copy
- Working with Adobe Media Encoder
- Uploading to Social Media
- Exchanging with Other Editing Applications
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Course Type: Instructor Led