December 2010
Beginner
5h 12m
English
Overview
In this Adobe Premiere CS5 training course, expert Phil Hawkins explores video editing. This latest update to the Premiere video editing program will help you create professional quality videos out of your media.
Starting with the basics in the computer based training course, you will learn how to setup Premiere CS5 to make it easier to manage its many workspaces. Phil then teaches you how to import your video media, create basic edits, transitions and manage your sound settings. You will learn how to compress and export your finished product, as well as many techniques for making everyday editing in Adobe Premiere CS5 quick and easy.
Phil Hawkins makes learning this video editing software program easy, fun and simple to follow from step to step. By the completion of these training videos, you will be fully capable of creating high quality videos, from short family clips to full length commercials, and even movies!
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