Video Editing in Adobe Premiere Pro 2020

Students learn about setting up a folder structure to organise any edit

Students will learn to convert footage with different resolutions using different presets and codecs in Media Encoder

Students will learn to set up a new project from scratch

Students will learn about the interface of Adobe Premiere Pro 2020

In this video all edit functions such as 'overwrite', 'slice in' and 'replace' will be introduced

Learn a helpful way of arranging clips on a timeline to increase speed in any workflow

This video introduces different ways of trimming clips in a timeline

This video explains all functions in the motion effects panel

students will learn how to group clips and create multiple camera sequences and syncing audio to video

In this video I describe my workflow of creating pre-selections of best footage available, to create back up sequences that will be narrowed down to the final edit, leaving enough pre-selections to work with without having to go back to larger amounts of footage for future selections

This video describes all types of basic edits being used across any film or video

this lecture briefly summarises all different genres

this lecture briefly summarises key elements of any scene and what to consider when editing a scene

this video talks about different types of angles and ways of composing a nice framing of a shot

this lecture talks about the 5Ws, the key elements to any story

in this video students learn about applying effects in the editing workspace and also get introduced to the effects workspace in Premiere Pro

This video shows how to delete media cache to create more space on drives and to set presets for deleting media cache

this lecture describes the theory behind transitions and wipes and how to apply default transitions within the timeline

this video shows students the different types of video and audio transitions available in the effects folder and how to adjust them in the effects panel

this lecture deals with the creation of masks, which can be applied to most video effects in Premiere Pro

this video demonstrates most effects available in the adjust folder

this video will teach students how to track a blur effect to moving parts within a clip

this video teaches students how to change the speed of a clip within the motion effects panel

in this video I demonstrate how to manipulate different colour channels creating different looks and grades

in this lecture students will learn how to colour correct a clip without leaving the editing workspace using the available clips within the effects folder

this video demonstrates most effects available in the distort folder, for example how to mask and magnify isolated parts of a clip

this video demonstrates most effects available in the generate folder

this video demonstrates most effects available in the image control folder

this video demonstrates most effects available in the immersive video folder

in this lecture students will learn to apply different types of video noise to a clip

this video demonstrates most effects available in the obsolete folder

this video demonstrates most effects available in the perspective folder

this lecture talks about different ways to add a different look or style to an image

in this video students will learn how to apply a video echo effect

this lecture teaches students the best way to ramp up clip, applying a change of speed directly to a clip on the timeline and different ways of animating keyframes that will affect the type of ramp

this video demonstrates most effects available in the transform folder

in this video students will learn to apply a cinematic film look to a video clip

this video demonstrates most effects available in the video folder, like burned in timecodes or source clip names

in this video I demonstrate how to stabilise a shaky shot

this lecture informs students about presets for titles and graphic templates and how to manipulate them to give them an individual look

in this video students will learn about the best way to key footage shot in front of a green screen

in this video I will demonstrate how to mask off and replace the colour of a sky within a shot using basic keying effects

in this video working with titles gets introduced

continuation of the previous video with a few more examples of creating different titles

students will learn how to create subtitles within Premiere Pro

this lecture briefly looks at the legacy title page within Premiere

this video deals with the basics of understanding mixing multiple audio tracks for broadcast safety

in this video I demonstrate how to record a voice over within Premiere directly onto the timeline

in this video we will take a look at some audio effects within the audio workspace

quick description of the difference between an offline and an online edit

this lecture deals with requirements necessary for shooting footage the right way

this video briefly talks about the theory behind a grade applied to a scene or clip

in this lecture students learn about technical aspects and basic knowledge that will improve any grade

the interface of the colour workspace gets introduced in this video

in this video I try to match the colours within two completely different clips

in this video I show how to apply a look to 4K footage

this video briefly describes the use and types of LUT presets available in the colour workspace

this lecture talks in theory how to create an individual flow and editing style

in this video I do a quick edit summarising some aspects learned in previous videos and export a 16:9 HD video

in this lecture students will learn how to online video in square and vertical formats to export for social media