Touring Premiere Pro Video editing: Then and now
Premiere Pro…A nonlinear editor
Enhancing the workflow with high-level features
Incorporating the Adobe Creative Suite Production Studio into the workflow
Touring the Premiere Pro workspace
Customizing the workspace
Shooting and Capturing Great Video Assets Capturing video
Capturing an entire tape
Using batch capture and scene detection
Tackling manual analog movie capture
Selecting Settings, Adjusting Preferences and Managing Assets Selecting project settings
Adjusting user preferences
Importing assets
Image and graphics issues
Managing media in the Project panel
Working with assets in Adobe Bridge
Creating Cuts-only Videos Editing clips on the Timeline
Moving clips to, from and within the Timeline
Working with Source Monitor editing tools
Adjusting clips in the Trim panel
Using other editing tools
Adding Video Transitions Using transitions with restraint
Trying some transitions
Changing parameters in the Effect Controls panel
Using the A/B mode to fine-tune a transition
Creating Dynamic Titles Strengthen your project with supers
Changing text parameters
Building text from scratch
Putting text on a path
Creating shapes
Making text roll and crawl
Deconstructing effects: Sheens, Strokes, Shadows and Fill
Applying Specialized Editing Tools (optional) Using five timesaving editing tools
Adding a TV news-style cutaway
Using graphics with two transitions
Switching a four-camera production
Adding Video Effects
Sampling some basic video effects
Manipulating keyframes and effect parameters
Adding keyframe interpolation and velocity
Putting Clips in Motion (optional) Applying the Motion effect to clips
Changing clip size and adding rotation
Working with keyframe interpolation
Putting pictures-in-a-picture
Enhancing motion with shadows and beveled edges
Other motion effects: Transform, Basic D, and Camera View
Project Management Project Menu overview
Using the Project Manager
Conducting a Clip Notes review
High definition video and film features
Exporting Frames, Clips and Sequences Export options
Recording to videotape
Exporting a single frame
Creating standard movie, image sequence and audio files
Using the Adobe Media Encoder
Working with edit decision lists
Exporting to DVD
To gain the most from this class, students should:
- Be familiar with Windows or Mac OS X.
- Be familiar with video editing terminology.
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