Adobe Premiere Training Course – Introduction

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Adobe Premiere Training Course – Introduction

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Duration: 1 day
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Adobe Premiere

Adobe Premiere – Learn the easy way to create videos

You have probably shot video with a digital video camera and maybe recorded audio clips. However, you now need to put the video, audio, and still images together and create a video program. In this Introduction to Adobe Premiere training course, you will use Adobe Premiere to create a video project.

You will learn how to edit video more quickly, integrate video with other Adobe products and work in a digital format that can be re-purposed for multiple uses.

You may also have experience using graphic design and illustration programs, such as page layout, photo editing, or illustration programs, but probably do not have experience using other video editing applications.

1 Day Introduction Adobe Premiere     £250.00  Face to Face or Online   Discounts are available for 2nd & 3rd delegates and Group bookings.

Course Content

  • Select settings, adjust preferences and manage assets
  • Import and manage tapeless media
  • Shoot and capture great video assets
  • Create cuts-only videos
  • Add video transitions
  • Create dynamic titles
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Who is the target audience?

  • This Adobe Premiere training course is intended for anyone interested in learning how to master video editing
  • This course is aimed at beginners, so no previous experience with Adobe Premiere is necessay
  • People who took this course also went on to take the Intermediate Adobe Premiere Training Course

Course Guidelines

  • Selecting project settings by sequence
  • Three types of settings
  • Specifying project settings
  • Sequence settings
  • Adjusting user preferences
  • Importing assets
  • Taking a closer look at images
  • Image tips
  • Managing media in bins
  • Exploring additional bin features
  • Having multiple bins open at once
  • Finding assets
  • Finding assets with the Media Browser

  • Using a tapeless workflow
  • Panasonic P2
  • Sony XDCAM
  • AVCHD
  • Digital still cameras that shoot high-definition video
  • Using the Media Browser
  • Importing XDCAM media
  • Importing P2 media
  • P2 folder structure
  • Importing AVCHD media
  • Mixing media formats

  • Tips for shooting great video
  • Get a closing shot, get an establishing shot, shoot plenty of video
  • Adhere to the rule of thirds, Keep your shots steady
  • Follow the action , Use trucking shots
  • Find unusual angles, Get wide and tight shots
  • Shoot matched action, Get sequences
  • Avoid fast pans and snap zooms
  • Shoot cutaways, Use lights, Grab good sound bites
  • Get plenty of natural sound
  • Plan your shoot
  • Capturing video
  • Three DV/HDV-capturing scenarios
  • Capturing an entire tape
  • Using batch capture and scene detection
  • Use a clip-naming convention
  • Use scene detection
  • Tackling manual analog movie capture
  • Capturing HDV and HD video

  • Using a storyboard to build a rough cut
  • Arranging your storyboard
  • Automating your storyboard to a sequence
  • Editing clips on the Time-line
  • Trimming a clip / Using the Ripple Edit tool
  • Moving clips to, from, and within the Time-line
  • Using the current-time indicator to establish the edit point
  • Adding clips to the Time-line with the Source Monitor
  • Working with Source Monitor editing tools
  • Adjusting clips in the Trim panel
  • Using other editing tools

  • Using transitions with restraint
  • Adding whimsy / Adding visual interest
  • Trying some transitions
  • Sequence display changes
  • Changing parameters in the Effect Controls panel
  • Using A/B mode to fine-tune a transition
  • Working with the Effect Controls panel’s A/B feature
  • Dealing with inadequate (or no) head or tail handles
  • Applying transitions to multiple clips at once
  • Adding audio transitions

  • Strengthening your project with titles
  • Changing text parameters
  • Building text from scratch
  • Putting text on a path
  • Creating shapes
  • Aligning shapes.
  • Making text roll and crawl
  • Adding text effects: sheens, strokes, shadows, and fills
  • Experiment with effect

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  • Jose Wright

    5 out of 5

    CSFS
    Really helpful, I feel much more confident with Prem Pro and ready to go further to the next step in the training process.Thanks. Jose

  • Dee

    5 out of 5

    Xaverian College
    This is the second time I have come to In2-Training for Adobe training. I did Adobe Photoshop last time. I was very daunted and worried that I wouldn’t be able to do video editing. However, Neil has given me the confidence to now go and create great videos. I cannot wait to start to put everything I have learnt into practice. Thanks again. Dee

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