
Import a music track, drop it into the sequence, set in/out points, use keyframes to fade, and adjust decibels with audio gain.
Enhance voiceover tracks by adjusting audio gain to stay in the yellow, applying a 10-band equalizer for a touch of bass and treble, and using keyframes to tame pops.
Learn to remove ums and uhs from audio, trim gaps with ripple delete, and cover jump cuts with video overlays to create a seamless interview edit.
Learn how to add and customize video transitions in premiere pro, including dissolve, dip to white, page peel, barn doors, and center split, using effect controls, duration, and precision.
Import photos into the sequence timeline, adjust scaling to fit aspect ratios, apply the Ken Burns zoom, add cross-dissolve transitions, color them black and white, and frame them.
Learn to mask a title behind a moving subject in Premiere Pro using a pen tool, keyframes, feathering, and basic 3D perspective for precise, dynamic composites.
Discover practical green screen basics using color key and ultra key, adjust color tolerance and edge feathering, and composite with a white background for crisp, shadow-free footage.
Learn to key out green screen footage with ultra key, adjust pedestal and color, and blend in the background for a natural, cinematic look.
Often I receive requests for videos and the client does not know what the font is and this is the best way to find out. I show you how to match a font from a picture from another video using Adobe Fonts in Premiere.
Boost editing performance in Premiere Pro by using lower working resolutions and proxies, toggling them on and off for smooth playback without affecting the final output.
Create YouTube style transcripts in Premiere Pro using the transcript tool, then edit for accuracy and export as a text file or PDF, with optional captioning and styling.
Learn how to adjust speed in Premiere Pro by shortening or lengthening clips to create fast or slow motion, using percentage controls and the reverse option.
Explains how to use horizontal 16 by 9 and vertical 9 by 16 aspect ratios in Premiere Pro, adjust sequence settings, scale clips, and export for YouTube Shorts.
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Import Footage will teach you the basic ways to import footage and options in your project bin.
Cut Footage use the razor blade tool or trim off the ends with other tools.
Make Titles and add motion and colorizing effects to make them stand out.
Make Lower Thirds and use the simple title to change the graphics by selecting different font choices to give you very cool graphics quickly.
Audio Techniques from voiceovers to interview footage to a/b roll and unlinking audio from video. Adjust the levels of volume and learn the audio meters and waveforms.
Cropping Effects are used to take out the edges of titles or graphics. Keyframes are added to make these cropping lines move to animate their way to and from the edge of a graphic to its center.
Scaling is used to make things smaller or larger.
Motion can be found under the Effect controls Tab. Use the X and Y coordinates to position the subject. Add the Keyframes to program where it will stop and start.
Opacity determines how much a video or graphic layer will be seen or not seen. Take it down from 100% to 50% and you'll be able to see through it to whatever is on the next video track.
Effect Filters are an easy way to make something happen right away, but how are they used and what can they do are the questions we will answer in this course.
More: Each lesson has a wide range of valuable information you can use for your editing projects. Quick mini-lessons with a concept in mind. Get the basics and some cool tricks to get going quickly.
Overview of Premiere
Importing
Cutting
Rotating iPhone Footage
A/B Roll and Unlinking Audio
Audio Equalizing, Voiceovers & Interview Techniques
Basic Filters
Lower Thirds
Title FX
Cropping
Effect Controls
Motion
Scaling
Opacity
Green Screens
Exporting for YouTube
Please feel free to join me on learning Adobe Premiere Pro.
Jeff