Class Description
I don't give the highest ratings unless they're earned. This class could not have been better. Navin was well prepared, and the pace was excellent. The facility and and equipment were also top notch. I am pleased that I have the option to retake (audit) the course for a year but I feel that the material was presented in a way that made it easily retainable.
Learn to edit your footage in Adobe's leading video editing software for professionals. With this incredibly powerful but intuitive program, you'll add transitions, effects, titles, and audio. Then take it to the next level by sweetening and mixing the sound, compositing your footage, adjusting color, keyframing, editing footage shot with multiple cameras and exporting to a variety of devices. You'll also discover how to streamline your workflow process utilizing other Adobe Creative Suite products such as Photoshop and After Effects.
Students should bring headphones (with a standard stereo minijack) so they may better hear their own audio.
This class is taught by an experienced filmmaker and editor.
who should take this class?
Filmmakers, videographers, photographers, visual designers and other content creators who wish to create and share compelling movies. Basic computer skills required.
what we cover—in detail
(always customized for the students attending)
- Getting Started
- Introduction to Premiere Pro
- Editing basics
- Getting organized
- Creating a Project
- New project settings
- Sequence settings
- Frame rate, frame size, aspect ratio
- Orientation to workspace
- Importing Media
- Importing from hard drive
- The Media Browser
- Working with images and stills
- Capturing from videotape
- Organizing Media
- Project panel
- Bins and folders
- Searching for media
- Thumbnails and poster frames
- Video Editing Basics
- Previewing clips
- In and Out points
- Insert and Overwrite edits
- The Timeline
- Trimming clips
- Deleting clips
- Removing gaps
- Transitions
- Types of transitions
- Adding transitions
- Modifying transitions
- Edit points and handles
- Fine tuning with A/B mode
- Audio transitions
- Putting Clips in Motion
- Changing clip position, size and rotation
- Motion effects
- Keyframes
- Animating stills and graphics
- Editing and Mixing Audio
- Audio workspace
- Audio basics
- Volume
- Audio gain
- Normalizing audio
- Split edit
- Adjusting levels for a sequence
- Working with audio mixer
- Fading audio
- Transitions and keyframes
- Sweetening Sound
- Audio effects
- Cleaning up noise
- Adjusting Equalizer (EQ)
- Creating a submix
- Adding reverb
- Adding compression
- Video Effects
- Working with effects
- Keyframing effects
- Image stabilization
- Rolling shutter reduction
- Lighting effects
- Adjustment layers
- Advanced Editing
- 3-point edits
- 4-point edits
- Ripple edit
- Roll edit
- Slip edit
- Slide edit
- Retiming clips (changing speed)
- Freeze frames
- Replacing clips
- Nesting sequences
- Creating subclips
- Advanced trimming
- Color Correcting and Grading
- Color workflow
- Color effects
- Adjusting exposure
- Color balance
- Contrast and Saturation
- Image effects
- Compositing Techniques
- Alpha channels and transparency
- Opacity effect
- Color keying a greenscreen shot
- Using mattes
- Blending modes
- Adding Titles and Graphics
- The Titler window
- Video typography essentials
- Creating titles
- Stylizing text
- Working with shapes and logos
- Making text roll or crawl
- Multicamera Editing
- The multicamera workflow
- Creating a multicamera sequence
- Switching multiple cameras
- Finalizing a multicamera sequence
- Adjusting and fine tuning
- Managing Your Projects
- Collaborating with a team
- Using Project Manager
- Managing hard drives
- Importing projects and sequences
- Moving media
- Exporting
- Export options
- Overview of codecs
- Export single frames
- Export a master copy
- Using Adobe Media Encoder
- Exchanging with other editing applications
- Exporting for DVD
- Exporting for web
- Recording to tape