Introduction to Premiere Pro Creative Cloud

Introduction to Premiere Pro Creative Cloud

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Course Length: 3 days
Delivery Methods: Multiple delivery options
Course Overview

In this Adobe Premiere Pro training course, students will learn to use Premiere Pro effectively to produce world-class video. The course focuses more on the tool than the art, but in addition to giving a thorough introduction to using Premiere Pro, it covers the basic principles of video production, how to think in video, and what you need to know to work in the video industry. Students completing this course will have learned everything necessary to pass Adobe's Digital Video using Adobe Premiere Pro certification exam.

Course Benefits
  • Learn to think in video.
  • Learn the terminology of the video industry.
  • Learn to produce a video from a series of video clips.
  • Learn to edit video clips so that they fit together well in the final production.
  • Learn to add, edit, and clean up audio effectively.
  • Learn to add video and audio effects to make your video more professional.
Available Delivery Methods
Public Class
Public expert-led online training from the convenience of your home, office or anywhere with an internet connection. Guaranteed to run .
Private Class
Private classes are delivered for groups at your offices or a location of your choice.
Self-Paced
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Course Outline
  1. Introduction to Premiere Pro
    1. What is Premiere Pro?
    2. Who Uses Premiere Pro?
    3. What is Non-linear Editing?
    4. Introducing the Digital Video Workflow
    5. Touring Premiere Pro’s Interface
    6. The Premiere Pro Interface
  2. Thinking in Video
    1. Telling Stories with Video
    2. Shots
    3. Framing Your Shots
    4. Camera Moves
    5. Edit Your First Video
  3. Setting Up a Project
    1. Creating a Project
    2. Organizing Media
    3. Importing Media
    4. Organizing Your Project Panel
    5. Creating a Sequence
    6. Reviewing Clips
  4. Basic Video Editing
    1. The Source Monitor
    2. Editing Clips in the Source Monitor
    3. The Timeline Panel
    4. Editing in the Timeline
  5. Exporting
    1. Exporting Frames
    2. Making a Quick Export
    3. Customizing Your Export
    4. Exporting a Main File
    5. Exporting a Clip
    6. Using Adobe Media Encoder
    7. Exporting to Social Media
  6. Clips and Markers
    1. Using the Program Monitor
    2. Using Markers
    3. Editing a Sequence in the Program Monitor
  7. Transitions
    1. Understanding Transitions
    2. Applying Transitions
    3. Adding Audio Transitions
  8. Advanced Editing Techniques
    1. Three-point Edits
    2. Four-point Edits
    3. Changing Clip Playback Speed
    4. Replacing Clips
    5. Nesting Sequences
    6. Trimming
    7. Motion
    8. Clip Position, Size, and Rotation
    9. Using Motion Effects in the Timeline
  9. Working with Audio
    1. Working with the Audio Workspace
    2. Configuring the Audio Mix Track
    3. Adjusting Volume and Gain
    4. Improving Audio
    5. Enhancing Audio
  10. Visual Effects
    1. Introducing the Effects Panel
    2. Types of Effects
    3. Applying Effects
    4. Using Adjustment Layers
    5. Source Clip Effects
    6. Masking and Tracking
    7. Keyframing Effects
    8. Animating an Effect Using Keyframes
    9. Some Common Effects
  11. Color Correction and Grading
    1. Understanding Color Adjustment
    2. Reading the Lumetri Scopes
    3. Using the Lumetri Color Panel
    4. The Comparison View
    5. Matching Colors
    6. Color Adjustment Effects
    7. Using Brightness and Contrast
  12. Compositing Techniques
    1. Alpha Channel
    2. The Opacity Effect
    3. Color Keying a Green-screen Shot
    4. Masking
    5. Creating a Custom Matte
  13. Graphics and Titles
    1. The Essential Graphics Panel
    2. Creating a Title
    3. Introduction to Video Typography
    4. Using Graphics
    5. Creating Captions
  14. Working in the Video Industry
    1. Copyright and Content Licensing
    2. Obtaining Permissions
    3. Premiere Pro Flash Cards
Class Materials

Each student will receive a comprehensive set of materials, including course notes and all the class examples.

Class Prerequisites

Experience in the following is required for this Premiere Pro class:

  • Basic computer skills.

Experience in the following would be useful for this Premiere Pro class:

  • Knowledge of image editing and corresponding file formats.
  • Experience shooting video (even if it's just with a mobile phone).
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