2014
Lynda
Ashley Kennedy
7:56
English
New to Premiere Pro? Start here and learn how to professionally edit video with techniques the experts use. Ashley Kennedy introduces a fast-track approach that breaks down the entire import-to-output process into eight quick steps—ideal as an overview for new editors, and a good crash course in Premiere Pro for editors migrating from other platforms. Then she transitions to an expanded workflow, showing how to import media, create a basic rough edit, and refine the cut with music, sound effects, transitions, visual effects, and titles. Along the way, she demonstrates how Premiere Pro integrates with other CC applications, and offers keyboard shortcuts and other workflow-enhancing tricks to help you become more efficient in Premiere Pro. The course wraps up with tutorials on color correction, multicam editing, and the export process.
Introduction
Welcome
Using the exercise files
What is the Creative Cloud?
Which version of Premiere Pro CC does this course cover?
What's new in Premiere Pro CC 2014.1: Interface, organization, and structure changes
What's new in Premiere Pro CC 2014.1: Effects changes
1. Getting to Know the Premiere Pro Editing Environment
Launching Premiere Pro and starting a project
Taking a tour of the Premiere Pro interface
Going a bit deeper into the editing tools and layouts
2. A Quick Introduction to the Basic Premiere Pro CC Workflow
How to use this fast-track chapter
Importing and organizing media
Selecting shots
Basic editing
Adding B-roll to supplement your interviews
Refining the edit
Performing basic audio adjustments
Adding titles
Outputting the project
3. Setting Up and Organizing Your Media
Starting from scratch: Setting up your project
Importing card-based media
Importing media from existing Premiere Pro projects
Identifying and organizing media in the Project pane
Relinking offline media
4. Basic Editing
Playing and marking shots in preparation for editing
Subclipping shots
Setting up a sequence
Performing insert edits
Moving clips and swapping shots
Performing overwrite edits and understanding three-point editing
Performing basic trims
Splitting clips and removing material
Reviewing Timeline navigation techniques
5. Refining the Edit: Using Trim Tools
Trimming shot length using the Ripple tool
Creating split edits using the Roll tool
Changing clip content and position: Performing slip and slide edits
Using the Trim Monitor window
Trimming tips and shortcuts
6. Additional Editing and Organizational Techniques
Performing replace edits
Performing top and tail edits
Understanding track monitoring and locking
Using markers
Using the History panel to undo and redo actions
Customizing the keyboard
Creating buttons
Using the Sync Settings features in Premiere Pro
Performing searches and creating search bins (CC 2014.1)
Working in a multiproject workflow (CC 2014.1)
7. A Brief Look at Creative Suite Integration
Taking a look at Dynamic Link and round-tripping in the Adobe Creative Suite
8. Basic Audio Editing
Making basic audio level adjustments
Keyframing audio
Basic audio mixing
Fixing out-of-sync audio
Recording voice-over in the Timeline
Syncing your video to high-quality audio
Sending your sequence to Audition for audio cleanup
9. Working with Stills and Graphics
Working with stills in a video environment
Animating stills
Working with layered Photoshop documents in Premiere Pro and Photoshop
10. Working with Effects
Working with basic motion effects
Adding and modifying transition effects
Adding, modifying, and saving video filters
Adding and adjusting audio effects
Keyframing video and audio effects over time
Understanding rendering options in Premiere Pro
Using adjustment layers with effects
Adding effects to master clips
Adding effects to master clips (CC 2014.1)
Masking and tracking effects (CC 2014.1)
Using the Warp Stabilizer effect
Chroma keying with the Ultra Keyer
Using Dynamic Link to work with Premiere Pro clips in After Effects
11. Manipulating Clip Speed
Working with freeze frames
Using fit-to-fill editing
Using the Rate Stretch tool to make clips faster or slower
Working with the Clip Speed/Duration window to make precise speed changes
Making variable speed changes
12. Basic Color Correction
Color correction: Looking with your eyes
Taking a brief look at the different color correction tools in Premiere Pro
Following a proper color correction workflow using the Three-Way Color Corrector
Color correcting master clips
Using the Lumetri color filters
Color correcting your sequence in SpeedGrade
13. Working with Titles
Creating a basic lower-third title
Applying animation to titles
Creating rolling and crawling titles
Working with Photoshop titles in Premiere Pro
14. Multicam Editing
Syncing your multicam group clips
Performing a multicam edit
Refining the multicam edit
15. Sharing and Exporting
Exporting your project
Batch exporting with Media Encoder
Using export enhancements
Conclusion
Next steps
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