Adobe Premiere Pro

Adobe Premiere Pro Course Overview

You will learn how to import video, edit it, add effects and transitions, and then export your video creations in this Adobe Premiere Pro course at Solve Tech. You will gain knowledge of the tools and methods Premiere Pro has to offer, as well as how to use them in practical editing situations.

In Premier CC, you will begin with the fundamentals. The course exposes you to the many tools you'll use for video editing and shows you how to use them step by step. You may follow along with each lesson using the same files the author uses thanks to the course's extensive working files.

Who can do this course?

Designed for the absolute beginner, no previous editing experience is required in order for you to get the most out of this Premier Pro course.

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Course Outline

Getting Started
Touring Adobe Premiere Pro Cc
Importing Media
Organizing Media
Mastering The Essentials Of Video Editing
Working With Clips And Markers
Adding Transitions
Mastering Advanced Editing Techniques
Putting Clips In Motion
Editing And Mixing Audio
Sweetening Sound
Adding Video Effects

About Classroom in a Book
Prerequisites
Installing Premiere Pro CC
Optimizing performance
Relinking the lesson files
How to use these lessons
Online content
Additional resources
Adobe Authorized Training Centers

Performing nonlinear editing in Premiere Pro
Expanding the workflow
Touring the Premiere
Pro interface Using and setting keyboard shortcuts
Quality settings VR video

Importing assets
Working with ingest options
and proxy media Working with
the Media Browser panel
Importing from Adobe Prelude
Making the most of the Media
Browser Importing still image files
Introducing Dynamic Link
Image tips for Adobe Photoshop files
Importing VR video
Using Adobe Stock
Customizing the media cache
Recording a voice-over
Tape vs. tapeless workflow

Starting the lesson
Using the Project panel
Working with bins
Finding your media files
Creating Search bins
Changing the available label colors
How Metadata display settings are stored
Monitoring footage
Touchscreen editing
Modifying clips
What is an audio channel?
A few tips on audio clip channel interpretation

Starting the lesson
Using the Source Monitor
Viewing video on a second monitor
Using a numerical keypad
Editing from the Project panel
Navigating the Timeline panel
Conforming
Using essential editing commands
What happens if you use four points?
Setting the duration for still images

Starting the lesson
Using Program Monitor controls
Comparing the Program
Monitor and the Source Monitor Typing timecode
Setting the playback resolution
Why are there so many ways to edit clips into a sequence?
Playing back VR video
What’s the difference between 360 video and virtual reality?
Using markers
Using Sync Lock and Track
Lock
Adding markers with Adobe
Prelude
Finding gaps in the sequence
Selecting clips
Moving clips
Default clip-nudging shortcuts
Extracting and deleting segments
Different shortcuts to add
In and Out marks

Starting the lesson
What are transitions?
VR video transitions
Using edit points and handles
Adding video transitions
Sequence display changes
Using A/B mode to fine-tune a transition
Adding audio transitions

Starting the lesson
Performing four-point editing
Setting editing options for four-point edits
Changing playback speed
Over cranking
Recognizing the downstream effects of changing time
Nesting sequences
Performing regular trimming
Performing advanced trimming
Making ripple edits with keyboard shortcuts
Trimming in the Program Monitor
Modifier keys

Starting the lesson
Adjusting the Motion effect
Changing clip position, size, and rotation
Working with key frame
Interpolation Temporal vs. spatial
Interpolation
Adding a drop shadow and bevel

Starting the lesson
Setting up the interface to work with audio
What is an audio channel?
About audio level
Examining audio characteristics
What are audio characteristics?
Recording a voice-over track
Adjusting audio volume
Sending audio to Adobe Audition
CC Auto-duck music
Creating a split edit
Adjusting audio levels for a clip
Changing clip volume with keyboard shortcuts
The difference between Pan and Balance

Starting the lesson
Sweetening sound with the Essential Sound panel Adjusting dialogue
About the Loudness scale
Audio Plug-in Manager
Removing background noise with Adobe Audition

Starting the lesson
Working with effects
Other ways to apply effects
Sending a clip to Adobe After Effects
Working with master clip effects
Masking and tracking visual effects Using key framing effects

Benefits of learning Adobe Premiere Pro at Solve Tech Training Institute

Our experienced professionals are instructing this course.
Solve Tech provides you the facility to schedule the classes according to your availability.
Following each session, you'll receive the course material for your own future reference.
You will receive an internationally recognised certification after completing the course.