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Adobe Premiere Pro CC: Learn by Video

with Maxim Jago

January 2016

Beginner

11h 30m

English

Pearson

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Course outline

Welcome
2m 16s
What Is Adobe Premiere Pro?
4m 8s
Some Standard Terms
9m 3s
Video Editing Workflows
7m 36s
An Overview of the Interface
9m 38s
Workspaces
4m 54s
The Premiere Pro Preferences
6m 48s
Keyboard Shortcuts
6m 21s
Sync Settings
6m 23s
Creating a New Project - General Settings
6m 33s
Creating a New Project - Scratch Disks
6m 23s
Using Sequence Presets
8m 22s
More Sequence Settings
9m 6s
Video Preview Sequence Settings
9m 4s
Sequence Track Settings
9m 18s
Importing Video and Audio Files
8m 21s
Importing Graphics and Photos
9m 45s
Importing Media from File-Based Cameras
9m 28s
Link and Locate
8m 11s
Browsing Projects
3m 18s
Importing Projects from Final Cut Pro and Avid
5m 10s
Capture from Tape
9m 6s
Batch Capture
6m 29s
Introducing the Project Panel
8m 37s
Finding Assets in the Project Panel
8m 41s
Attaching a Script to Your Clips
9m 29s
Speech Analysis
5m 53s
Footage Interpretation
6m 57s
Monitor Controls
9m 29s
Selecting Part of a Clip
8m 50s
Introducing the Timeline Panel
8m 48s
Timeline Track Controls
8m 3s
Adding Clips to a Sequence
9m 45s
Rearranging Clips in a Sequence
4m 59s
Lifting and Extracting, Deleting and Ripple Deleting
9m 0s
Targeting Tracks
9m 24s
Adjusting Playback Resolution
5m 32s
Creating Subclips
5m 30s
Adding Clip and Sequence Markers
4m 41s
Working with Markers
4m 45s
Applying a Transition Between Two Clips
7m 28s
Understanding Rendering and the Work Area
7m 32s
Changing Transition Settings
8m 27s
Creating an Audio Crossfade
4m 12s
Changing the Playback Speed of Clips
8m 46s
Changing Clip Opacity
7m 26s
Adjusting Playback Speed over Time
7m 8s
Replacing Clips on the Timeline
8m 23s
Nesting a Sequence
8m 56s
Trimming on the Timeline
8m 39s
The Trim Mode and Trim Monitor
8m 41s
Trimming Keyboard Shortcuts
4m 35s
JKL Trimming
5m 12s
Timeline Tools
8m 1s
Fixed Effects for Video and Audio Clips
9m 15s
Creating Motion with Fixed Effects
7m 11s
Effect Presets
8m 52s
Preparing for a Multicamera Edit
8m 11s
Performing a Multicamera Edit
5m 33s
Adjusting a Multicamera Edit
4m 33s

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ISBN: 9780133477535Other

Adobe Premiere Pro CC: Learn by Video

with Maxim Jago

In this chapter you'll be introduced to the latest version of Adobe Premiere Pro, a powerful and user-friendly nonlinear editing system. It provides a comprehensive toolset of fast cutting shortcuts, advanced finishing effects and audio mixing controls.

All of your creative choices are stored in a Premiere Pro project file, which makes it a pretty important file! This chapter walks you through the process of creating a new project and describes the important settings you'll encounter.

Whatever kind of project you're working on, you'll be importing media from a variety of sources. This chapter introduces the different ways to bring your media into Premiere Pro.

Once you have all of your media files imported into a Premiere Pro project, it's important to get organized. This chapter gives you some tips.

The major part of any edit is selecting clips, choosing the parts you want, and adding them to a sequence with other clips. This chapter gives you the core skills you need to get cutting!

Premiere Pro provides several ways to display and manage your clips, including special markers you can use to leave yourself messages, or just highlight a section you want to use later. This chapter guides you through some useful approaches to managing clips.

Technically, a transition is any change from one clip to another clip, even just a straight cut, but there are many special effect transitions available in Premiere Pro. This chapter shows you how to work with them and introduces some of the core concepts relating to special effects work.

Once you understand the basics, it's time to start learning some of the more powerful editing features in Premiere Pro. This chapter will take you to the next level of editing skills.

In addition to playing back and combining clips to produce a sequence, you might also want to animate their location onscreen over time, or to scale or to rotate them. This chapter introduces the fixed effects and shows you the core special effects controls in Premiere Pro.

Audio is extremely important to the final result of almost any production. This chapter introduces some core concepts for working with audio and gives an overview of the excellent tools available in Premiere Pro to sweeten the sound of your project.

Beyond basic adjustments to audio level and clip pan, Premiere Pro has an impressive list of dedicated audio effects to improve the quality of, or perhaps add some creative adjustments to, your project. This chapter introduces the simple workflow you need to add effects to your audio.

Premiere Pro has a powerful special effects system that can show you many effects right away, without waiting for your computer to calculate how they'll look. This chapter introduces you to some of the core techniques you'll use again and again to add a professional finish to your projects.

One of the most common special effects editors use all the time is color correction. This chapter introduces some industry-standard terms and techniques you'll be able to use with multiple editing systems.

In addition to combining clips in time, you'll often want to layer them, creating composite special effects from multiple parts of your clips. This chapter will introduce you to tools that make blending, layering, and partially hiding your video clips quick and easy.

Titles are a staple addition to video and film media. They can add both functional information and an aesthetic finish to your media. This chapter introduces the Premiere Pro Title Designer.

It's easy to lose track of your media assets while working on an edit, and before you know it, you've forgotten where you put that one clip you need... This chapter will give you some practical advice on staying in control.

Once your project is complete, it's time to share it. You might output to a master tape, files for distribution, or the Internet. This chapter describes the many ways you can show your work.

This is a major new release for Premiere Pro. This short chapter describes some of the most significant new tools and techniques for your creative work.

Overview

Become an O’Reilly member and get unlimited access to this title plus top books and audiobooks from O’Reilly and nearly 200 top publishers, thousands of courses curated by job role, 150+ live events each month,
and much more.

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In this chapter you'll be introduced to the latest version of Adobe Premiere Pro, a powerful and user-friendly nonlinear editing system. It provides a comprehensive toolset of fast cutting shortcuts, advanced finishing effects and audio mixing controls.

All of your creative choices are stored in a Premiere Pro project file, which makes it a pretty important file! This chapter walks you through the process of creating a new project and describes the important settings you'll encounter.

Whatever kind of project you're working on, you'll be importing media from a variety of sources. This chapter introduces the different ways to bring your media into Premiere Pro.

Once you have all of your media files imported into a Premiere Pro project, it's important to get organized. This chapter gives you some tips.

The major part of any edit is selecting clips, choosing the parts you want, and adding them to a sequence with other clips. This chapter gives you the core skills you need to get cutting!

Premiere Pro provides several ways to display and manage your clips, including special markers you can use to leave yourself messages, or just highlight a section you want to use later. This chapter guides you through some useful approaches to managing clips.

Technically, a transition is any change from one clip to another clip, even just a straight cut, but there are many special effect transitions available in Premiere Pro. This chapter shows you how to work with them and introduces some of the core concepts relating to special effects work.

Once you understand the basics, it's time to start learning some of the more powerful editing features in Premiere Pro. This chapter will take you to the next level of editing skills.

In addition to playing back and combining clips to produce a sequence, you might also want to animate their location onscreen over time, or to scale or to rotate them. This chapter introduces the fixed effects and shows you the core special effects controls in Premiere Pro.

Audio is extremely important to the final result of almost any production. This chapter introduces some core concepts for working with audio and gives an overview of the excellent tools available in Premiere Pro to sweeten the sound of your project.

Beyond basic adjustments to audio level and clip pan, Premiere Pro has an impressive list of dedicated audio effects to improve the quality of, or perhaps add some creative adjustments to, your project. This chapter introduces the simple workflow you need to add effects to your audio.

Premiere Pro has a powerful special effects system that can show you many effects right away, without waiting for your computer to calculate how they'll look. This chapter introduces you to some of the core techniques you'll use again and again to add a professional finish to your projects.

One of the most common special effects editors use all the time is color correction. This chapter introduces some industry-standard terms and techniques you'll be able to use with multiple editing systems.

In addition to combining clips in time, you'll often want to layer them, creating composite special effects from multiple parts of your clips. This chapter will introduce you to tools that make blending, layering, and partially hiding your video clips quick and easy.

Titles are a staple addition to video and film media. They can add both functional information and an aesthetic finish to your media. This chapter introduces the Premiere Pro Title Designer.

It's easy to lose track of your media assets while working on an edit, and before you know it, you've forgotten where you put that one clip you need... This chapter will give you some practical advice on staying in control.

Once your project is complete, it's time to share it. You might output to a master tape, files for distribution, or the Internet. This chapter describes the many ways you can show your work.

This is a major new release for Premiere Pro. This short chapter describes some of the most significant new tools and techniques for your creative work.

Overview

Become an O’Reilly member and get unlimited access to this title plus top books and audiobooks from O’Reilly and nearly 200 top publishers, thousands of courses curated by job role, 150+ live events each month,and much more.

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Become an O’Reilly member and get unlimited access to this title plus top books and audiobooks from O’Reilly and nearly 200 top publishers, thousands of courses curated by job role, 150+ live events each month,
and much more.