Adobe Premiere Pro CC Tutorial - MasterClass Training

Explore the complete non-linear video editing workflow in Adobe Premiere Pro, from capturing and linking assets to timeline editing, transitions, effects, titles, audio, and exporting the final project.

Plan a shoot with a full variety of shots—establishing, wide, and tight angles—and follow action with steady movement, cutaways, and matched action to craft engaging stories.

discover how non-linear editing in Adobe Premiere Pro lets you rearrange clips freely, with digital, non-destructive workflows and reference-based project files that avoid generational loss.

Discover how to get video from a camcorder into Premiere Pro by offloading to a hard drive, handling AVCHD folder structure, and importing or capturing tapes for non-destructive editing.

Learn to edit video in Premiere Pro by arranging clips on a timeline, trimming with ripple and rolling edits, adjusting speed, applying effects and transitions, and adding titles.

Export your Premiere Pro project from the timeline to shareable video, audio, still frames, or the full or partial work area by using export settings, match sequence, and presets.

Learn how Adobe Prelude streamlines large projects by logging, renaming, transcoding, and ingesting footage, setting in/out points for rough cuts, and exporting to Premiere Pro for final editing.

optimize your hardware for premiere pro by meeting 64-bit os and multi-core cpu requirements. maximize ram, fast storage, and a certified gpu to enable smooth playback and accelerated effects.

Start a new Premiere Pro project or open existing ones, and sync your settings with the Adobe Creative Cloud to manage assets, sequences, and autosave.

Learn to adjust Premiere Pro preferences, create a blank project, and explore default transitions, audio tracks, memory, autosave, and media management.

Navigate the Premiere Pro workspace, open the 0304 navigating project, and explore panels such as the source panel, program monitor, project panel, timeline, effects, markers, and history across multiple sequences.

Customize your Premiere Pro workspace by rearranging panels, using presets for color correction, and saving or resetting personalized workspaces for efficient editing.

Learn to customize the program, source, and reference monitors in Premiere Pro CC. Master adjusting transport controls and using keyboard shortcuts to streamline your editing workflow.

Move video from camcorders to your hard drive, handling typeless media like flash memory cards and AVCHD folders; learn file selection, copy or drag methods, and prep for Premiere Pro.

Capture digital video from DV tapes into Premiere Pro using FireWire, log with time codes or scenes, and batch or scene-detect capture, creating linked clips in the project panel.

Extract and import DVD video files by transferring unencrypted content to a hard drive and importing from that folder for faster workflow in Premiere Pro.

Learn how to import video, audio, images, and graphics into Premiere Pro by linking assets, using the import dialog and shortcuts, and viewing clips in the source monitor.

Use the media browser to preview assets with hover scrub and import files into a project or sequence. Practice import methods, including right-click import, drag-and-drop, and using the source monitor.

Organize and view assets in the project panel with list and thumbnail views, use the preview monitor to set poster frames, and group items with bins for efficient management.

Learn to organize long clips in Adobe Premiere Pro CC by creating soft subclips from in and out points, enabling quick access to sound bites.

Compare cs6 and cc timeline features, highlighting differences in header and track views, waveform display, default effects, keyframes, link/unlink audio and video, and marker and nested sequence options.

Learn why we use only one set of video and audio tracks in Premiere Pro, with a hands-on demo of reordering clips on a single track.

Learn to create a new sequence in Premiere Pro, choose sequence settings that match your assets, and build sequences automatically or manually from one or multiple clips in the timeline.

Learn to add, insert, and overwrite clips in a sequence to tell a story; master snapping, timing, and edit points using source and project panel to arrange clips efficiently.

Learn to use keyboard modifiers to insert or overwrite clips in a sequence, avoiding gaps, and perform ripple delete to auto-fill the timeline while exploring context menus for clip management.

Turn on duplicate frame detection to reveal when you duplicate clips or frames, using color markers and a blue bar to visualize duplicates in the timeline.

Trim clips before adding them to a sequence using the source monitor or the project panel, with in and out points, then drag the pre-trimmed clips into the sequence.

Trim clips in the timeline using the trim tool and ripple delete for seamless edits, snapping to the current time indicator and removing gaps between sequence clips.

Master ripple and rolling edit tools in Premiere Pro, using the trim tool, ripple delete, and keyboard modifiers to adjust clips without changing overall sequence length.

Master the slip, slide, and razor (cut) tools to trim clips, ripple delete gaps, and adjust edit points for a seamless sequence in Premiere Pro CC.

Explore the trim mode and trim monitor in Premiere Pro CSX, compare ripple and rolling edits, and fine-tune cuts directly in the program monitor.

Apply cutaways to cover jump cuts and awkward edits in interviews and piano sequences, using hands shots, reverse cutaways, and video-only tracks to preserve audio.

Learn to craft engaging wide and tight edits by pairing wide scene shots with tight shots and using matched action to hold viewer interest.

Use markers in Adobe Premiere Pro to create matched-action edits by aligning action between shots, placing markers as placeholders, and snapping clips to marker positions for precise cutaways.

Explore three methods to export the last frame from video in Premiere Pro, import TIFFs into a project, and create smooth fades with titles and transitions.

Learn how to adjust clip speed in Premiere Pro using rate stretch, speed duration, and reverse options, while preserving audio pitch and applying ripple edits for precise timing.

Learn how to align and synchronize clips in Premiere Pro using audio auto-align, merge clips, and create multi-camera sequences, even with wind noise.

Master source patching and track targeting to navigate and paste across tracks, while using track lock and sync lock to manage edits and streamline Premiere Pro CC workflows.

Compare cs6 and cc transition displays in Adobe Premiere Pro, and learn to add, adjust, and trim cross dissolves at clip beginnings, middles, and ends.

Master how transitions move viewers from one clip to the next, using cross dissolve, iris, push, and page flip to match action, change time, or set mood with restraint.

Explore how Adobe Premiere Pro CC transitions offer a subset of adjustable properties—duration, alignment, direction, reverse, borders, anti aliasing, and custom features—to tailor your edits.

Apply and replace video transitions between clips using the effects panel in Premiere Pro. Customize default transitions and durations, and explore cross dissolve, iris, wipe, and 3d motion.

Apply and fine-tune video transitions in premiere pro by adjusting duration, alignment, borders, and color, and explore iris transitions with start point, head/tail frames, and freeze frames.

Learn to apply specialized transitions in Adobe Premiere Pro CC, mastering start and end points, custom buttons, and effects like iris, zoom, dissolve, gradient wipe, and 3D variations.

Apply audio transitions in Premiere Pro CC, with constant power default and a 3-second crossfade. Learn to use constant gain and exponential fade for natural sound.

Compare cs6 and cc video and audio effect timeline displays in Premiere Pro, noting how fixed effects are accessed via dropdowns vs buttons and how color cues signal changes.

Explore how video effects in Premiere Pro CC are clip-based, with fixed and standard effects, GPU-accelerated options, and hands-on keyframing to animate properties like motion and threshold.

Explore Adobe Premiere Pro CC's video effects, from motion and opacity to color correction, using an adjustment layer. Learn effects like gaussian blur, lighting, ultra key, and threeway color correcter.

Master how to manage video effects in Adobe Premiere Pro by controlling the effect order, using the controls panel, and creating and applying presets.

Explore how video effects use properties and controls to adjust motion, scale, rotation, blending modes, and cropping; learn to keyframe, use scrub tool, and manage camera view and alpha fill.

Learn to animate Premiere Pro effects by using keyframes to change properties over time, including motion, blur, color, and lens flare. Explore keyframes, toggle animations, and adjust timing.

Learn how to copy, paste, and move keyframes in premiere pro, applying gaussian blur and arithmetic effects, and synchronize changes with the current time indicator for precise edits.

Explore temporal keyframe interpolation in Premiere Pro, using ease in and ease out to gradually accelerate and decelerate effects, and control motion and blur with keyframes.

Explore blur and sharpen effects in Premiere, including gaussian blur, camera blur, directional blur, compound blur, and channel blur, with masking and anti aliasing.

Explore the distort effects in Adobe Premiere Pro CC, including bend, quarter pin, lens distortion, magnify, offset, and wave and warp techniques to creatively transform clips.

Explore the stylize effects in Adobe Premiere Pro CC, including alpha glow, brush strokes, emboss, find edges, mosaic, posterize, and strobe, with tips on alpha channels, color options, and keyframing.

Learn to use generate effects in Adobe Premiere Pro CC, applying four color gradient and other generate effects with adjustment layers, blending modes, and opacity to blend with underlying clip.

Learn to apply lighting effects in Premiere Pro, omni and spotlight lighting with ambient light, then create lens flare color with a solid layer, keyframes, and blend modes.

Learn to smooth shaky footage with the warp stabilizer in Premiere Pro CC, analyzing footage and applying presets like subspace warp, smooth motion, and stabilize and crop.