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2015
Lynda
Steve Grisetti
3:51
English

Adobe has completely overhauled the interface of Premiere Elements 14, and provided performance improvements to handle virtually every consumer video format, from tape-based DV and AVCHD to smartphone and tablet video. But the greatest strength of Premiere Elements remains that it's a surprisingly simple program to get to know—at least once you learn a few basic moves. And it's those basic moves that this series of tutorials is all about.
Join Steve Grisetti as he reviews the basics of editing in Premiere Elements, from adding, splitting, and trimming clips to advanced techniques for color correction, audio, transitions, and text. Plus, learn how to select the best segments from a long clip with the Favorite Moments tool, and use Guided Edit to help speed up your workflow. When the editing is complete, Steve will show how to use the Export and Share workspace to publish your project on DVD or Blu-ray disc or post it online.

Introduction
Welcome
Using the exercise files
What is Premiere Elements?
Getting to know the interface
What is eLive?
1. Gathering Your Assets
Downloading video from a camcorder or smartphone
Importing media already on your computer
Managing media files with the Organizer
Organizing media in the Project Assets panel
2. The Basics of Timeline Editing
Editing with Quick view vs. editing in Expert view
Adding, slicing and trimming clips, and performing ripple edits
Using Guided Edit
Pretrimming media in the clip monitor
3. The Premiere Elements Toolkit
Launching tools from the Action Bar
Recording narration
Creating a motion path with the Pan & Zoom tool
Speeding up or slowing down video segments with Time Remapping
Using the Motion Tracking tool to link a graphic to an object in your video
Editing with the Favorites tool
Building a movie with the Video Story tool
4. Color Correction and Effects
Adjusting color, lighting, and audio
Adding and customizing a video effect
Using the Chroma Key and Videomerge effects
Adjusting your video's color tone with the Auto Smart Tone tool
Changing your movie's look and feel with Hollywood Looks
Applying effects and adjustments using adjustment layers
Stabilizing a shaky video
5. Audio Production Tools
The Audio View Workspace
Adding and customizing audio effects
Creating custom music tracks with scores
6. Transitions
Creating fade-ins and fade-outs
Adding and customizing a transition
7. Titles and Text
Adding and customizing a title
Adding a text animation
Creating titles with title themes
8. Keyframing
Creating a custom motion path using keyframes
Keyframing video effects
Mixing several tracks of audio using keyframes
9. DVD and Blu-ray Production
Adding menu markers
Applying a menu template
Adding special features to your project
10. Sharing Your Video
Burning a DVD or Blu-ray disc
Uploading a video to Facebook or YouTube
Uploading to social media sites from the Organizer [optional]
Outputting a video for viewing on a portable device
Conclusion
Next steps