Who should attend this Adobe Premiere course?
This course is aimed at anyone that wants
to produce high quality digital video from pop videos to corporate product demonstrations.
How long is this Adobe Premiere course?
2 Days
What are the benefits of
attending this course?
On completing this Adobe Premiere Introduction course, you will be
able to use the basic and most used tools in Adobe Premiere to capture, import, edit, apply effects,
mix audio, and output to a number of formats for video, the Web and interactive media such as DVD
and Adobe Flash. You will also gain knowledge of video standards, compression and editing
techniques
Course Outline
Basics
Starting A Project
- Project settings
- Sequences, clips
- Assett Management
- Offline On-line Clips
- Preference settings
Capturing and Importing Footage
- Capturing Footage
- Device Control Settings
- Capturing Audio and Video
- DV, HDV and
HD
- Importing Stills, Still Sequences, Photoshop Files, with Adobe Bridge,
Projects
- On-Location overview
Managing Clips
- The
Project Panel Views
- The preview area
- Organising Clips in Bins
- Duplicating and Copying Clips
- Renaming Clips
- Finding Clips (search
function)
- Interpreting Footage
- Unlinking and Re-linking Media
- The Project Manager
The Monitor Panels
- Viewing Clips
- Playback Controls
- Audio Clips
- Cuing Clips
- Time
Ruler Controls
- Safe Zones
- Display Mode
- Waveform and
Vectorscope Options
- The Reference Monitor
- Ganging source and Programe
Monitors
Creating a Sequence
- Editing Methods
- In
and Out Points
- Subclips
- Source and Target Tracks
- Overlay
and insert Edits
- Adding Clips by Draging
- 3 and 4 point Edits
- Lift and Extract
- Storyboard Editing
- Multiple and nested
Sequences
- Editing in the Timeline
- The Time Ruler
- AddingĂ
Deleting and Renaming Tracks
- Markers
- Selecting
- Splitting
Clips
- Speed, Duration and Reverse
- Multicam Editing
- Syncronising Clips
- Replace Clips
Refining the
Sequence
- Snapping
- Trimming Methods
- Trimming
Clips
- Ripple, Roll, Slip and Slide Edits
- The Trim Panel
- Split Edits (L and J Cuts)
Transitions
- The Effects
Panel
- Understanding Transitions
- Applying a Transition
- Editing a Transition
Audio
- The Audio Mixer
- Recording with the Audio Mixer
- Fading Panning and Balancing
- Effects
- Corrective Measures
- Routing Tracks
Titles
- Creating a Title
- Text paths
- Roll and
Crawl Titles
- Text configuration
Effects
- Effect
Types
- Effect Properties
- The Effects Control Panel
- Keyframing
- Motion Effects
- Opacity and Volume
- Lighting
Effects
- Timewarp (pixelmotion Blending)
- After Effects and Premiere
Output
- Creating DVDs
- Blu-Ray
- SWF and FLV
Files
- Adobe Media Encoder
- DVD Markers
- Using Clip
Notes
