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Description
Adobe Premiere Pro is a powerful program for editing digital video. Premiere lets you create videos, as well as perform colour correction and work with audio. Students attending this course will learn the fundamentals of non-linear editing techniques. You will also go on to learn more advanced features of the software.
This course helps you understand and work with advanced concepts and features of Adobe Premiere Pro. You will run through a typical series of steps for creating, editing and fine-tuning a series of video pieces. We also recommend this course for those planning to obtain the Adobe Certified Associate status.
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Prerequisites
Students who need to know the basics right through to the advanced features of Adobe Premiere Pro and countless tips and techniques to help them become more productive with its new features. This course is for individuals who wish to learn how to edit videos to be used on a number of different platforms, including web and DVD. Amateurs with an interest in video editing will also benefit from attending this course.
Assumed Knowledge
No previous video editing knowledge/experience is required to complete this course. However, basic computer skills are necessary
Skills
Navigating inside Premiere
Understanding the tools
Organising projects
Creating and refining rough cuts
Multipoint editing
Transitions
Working with audio
Creating titles and credits
Video effects
Basic colour correction
Outputting video
Colour Correction
Advanced Effects
Compositing
Keying
Advanced Audio
Multicam Projects
Adobe Media Encoder
Encore
Integration with Photoshop and After Effects
Dynamic Link
You will also be prepared for and take the Adobe Certified Associate (ACA) exam in Premiere Pro
Understanding Premiere
System specifications
Tapeless workflow
Welcome window
Render files
Organisation
Creating bins
Using labels
Exploring workspaces
Importing media
Sequencing and Editing
Understanding the timeline
Using the Project panel to develop a sequence
Automate to Sequence command
Understanding the Source and Program Monitors
Creating a rough cut
Refining a rough cut
Using the Source Monitor to set in/out points
Performing Insert and Overlay edits
Using subclips
Keyboard shortcuts
Using the Ripple, Slide, Slip and Razor tools
Adding J – L cuts
Cutaways
Understanding Cutaways
Inserting a cutaway
Refining
Working with Audio
Fixing audio issues
Mono/Stereo
Adding a background music
Audio transitions
Fade in/out
Transitions
Understanding transitions
Inserting a transition
Changing the attributes of transitions
Previewing
Different uses of transitions
Multipoint Editing
Understanding three-point and four-point editing
Performing different types of edits
Effective uses of a three-point edit
Linking/Unlinking clips
Handling unsynchronized clips
Track targeting
Titles and Credits
Creating a simple title
Rolling/Crawling titles
Adding titles to the timeline
Colour Correction
Understanding Levels
Using Curves
Three-way Colour Corrector
Creative Techniques
Basic compositing
Clip motion
Split screen
Output
Exporting a sequence
Using Adobe Media Encoder
Handling Different Frame Rates
Overcranking
Undercranking
Creating time-lapses
Using pan/scan in your video
Multicam Editing
Understanding the multicam concept
Setting up the shooting environment
Syncing clips
Cutting a multicam sequence on the fly
Colour Correction
Understanding colour
Working with scopes
Levels
Primary/Secondary colour correction
Using the three-way colour corrector
Creating a cinematic look
Changing the “feel” of a shot
Creating a vignette
Mastering Effects
Creating a lens flare
Changing time
Creating custom transitions
Lighting Effects
Compositing
Changing the opacity level
Working with keyframes
Creating a split screen
Different blending modes
Nesting
Keying
Creating a garbage matte
Colour keying
Ultra Key
Working with alpha channels
Advanced Audio
Unlinking audio from its source video
Using L and J cuts
Recording narrations
Audio effects
Keyframing audio
Fixing audio issues
Integration with other Adobe products
Using Photoshop
Adding After Effects compositions to Premiere
Using Dynamic Link
Output
Understanding different file formats
Exporting the sequence
Exporting audio
Adding multiple sequences to the export queue
Using Adobe Media Encoder
Authoring with Encore
Moving Beyond Premiere
Establishing a shot
Continuity editing
Matching action
Understanding the 180 degree rule