
Explore Adobe Premiere Pro, a real-time, timeline-based video editing software. Discover its broadcasting and film usage, high-definition support, and version history from Mac to Windows.
Create a new Premiere Pro project, set its location and name, and review action safe areas and title safe areas while ensuring sufficient disk space.
Learn how to create an Adobe Premiere Pro project, set video and audio timecode formats, understand frames, film reel references, and capture formats, including DV, and plan project dimensions.
Select a standard and create a new sequence in Adobe Premiere Pro, setting the frame size, frame rate, aspect ratio, and audio options, then name the sequence.
Explore the Premiere Pro interface in part one, including the menubar, toolbox, project window, and saucepan, with attention to frame rate and media details.
Explore the Premiere Pro interface, including the source window, program panel, playback window, media browser, and timeline, and understand tracks, time code, and the current time indicator.
Explore the Adobe Premiere interface, focusing on audio meters and the audio workspace, then access panels like effect controls, audio mixer, info, effects panel, history, and reset the workspace.
Explore Premiere Pro preferences, including video and audio transition default durations, still image duration, appearance slider, and autosave settings to safeguard and tailor your workflow.
Import and organize media in Premiere Pro using the media browser, drag and drop into the project panel, rename inside the software, and create folders to stay organized.
Import media with the media browser, preview clips in source window, and navigate frame-by-frame using jog. Adjust size, view safe margins, and monitor current and total time on the timeline.
Learn to use the source window tools to cut and edit a clip and insert it into a sequence, including setting in and out points after assessing the video.
Learn to trim and adjust clips in Premiere Pro by setting in and out points, looping playback, and choosing insert or overlay to place footage into a sequence.
Navigate the Premiere Pro timeline with timecode, a movable work area, and sequence markers, then manage video and audio tracks, toggling visibility and stereo versus mono channels.
Create montage animations in Premiere Pro by sequencing still images, adjusting clip overlap, and using insert and overlay edits to craft smooth transitions.
Learn to apply various transitions in Adobe Premiere Pro, set and preview the default transition, switch to a preferred option, and adjust its duration via edit preferences.
Animate image properties in Adobe Premiere Pro by using keyframes, effect controls, and transitions to create smoother montages with fade in and crossfade.
Develop advanced montage animations in Adobe Premiere Pro by animating position, scale, rotation, and motion using keyframes and the current time indicator.
Learn how to add a title to a sequence in Premiere Pro, customize font, size, and color, then place it on the timeline and apply a basic transition.
Adobe Premiere Pro is a video editing program that is part of the Adobe Creative Cloud software collection, as well as Adobe CS6 – or Adobe Creative Suite. Premiere Pro is used to edit videos, including movies, and is quickly becoming the go-to program for filmmakers all over the world, both amateur and pro. In fact, both CNN and the BBC use Premiere Pro for editing purposes.
This course offers the perfect introduction to professional video editing using Premiere Pro.
This course teaches you the essentials of digital video editing.
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You will learn how to use professional editing tools with efficient workflows, learning the best set-up for editing a variety of video formats to deliver professional-quality video productions for TV, mobile devices, social media and the web.
This course is ideal if you work with video for TV, social media and the web and need to learn from the experts how to use Adobe Premiere Pro to its best effect.
Learning the Premiere Pro interface
Understanding the default workspaces
Switching and resetting Premiere Pro workspaces
Working with Premiere Pro panels
Understanding the application tools
Setting application preferences
Appearance & memory
Using the project panel
Understanding media management & creating and organizing bins
Using the media browser panel
Previewing clips: hover scrub vs source monitor
Transcoding video
Locating missing media in Premiere Pro: where it is located and what it is named
Learning to edit clips in the Premiere Pro timeline
The cuts-only editing methodology: continuity editing
A Roll vs. B Roll
Cut-ins and cut-aways; cutting on action
Working with multiple video tracks
Adding and deleting tracks
Renaming tracks
Trimming clips in the Premiere Pro source monitor
Adding clips to the timeline
Making insert and overwrite edits
Using the timeline editing tools
Markers: timeline vs clip