Course Outline
Adobe Premiere Pro course overview
Adobe Premiere Pro is the ultimate go-to application for all things in video editing . In this course, we will cover from editing simple videos, advanced techniques of creating moving elements to even using video effects using Adobe Premiere Pro.
This Premiere Pro course is hands-on, instructor-led and classroom based. This training can be taken as a part-time evening course or even on the weekends. A list of all upcoming public Premiere Pro training course is given on training dragon website. Each course is restricted to a maximum of ten delegates to ensure an excellent training experience.
Who is Adobe Premiere Pro training for?
This course is for you if you would like to take full advantage of the best software for all things in video editing. Whether it is video editing or applying video transitions, this software is an industry standard and the most powerful one in its range.
Prerequisites for Adobe Premiere Pro course
There are no prerequisites to take this course.
What will I get?
- Training from professional Premiere Pro designers:
Training Dragon consultants have been performing video editing using Premiere Pro for many years. Those consultants write and teach our Premiere Pro training courses, so their experience directly informs course content.
- Real-time Practice and Projects:
Our Premiere Pro courses are designed to get you started in Premiere Pro . We work on industry related projects and tasks in this Premiere Pro course.
- Course Material:
Premiere Pro electronic notes are included in this course.
- Course Completion Certificate:
After completing this training your will receive Premiere Pro course completion certificate.
- Support and Careers Advice:
After the course if you have any problems or questions regarding Premiere Pro do not hesitate to contact us. Training Dragon’s trainers are expert in their fields and if you need any help with you career choice, please speak to one of our trainers.
Adobe Premiere Pro Course Contents
Introduction to Adobe Premiere Pro
- Introductory Project
- The Premiere Pro workflow
- Adding footage to the Timeline
- Understanding timecode
- Making basic edits
- Getting familiar with the interface
Importing and Organizing Footage
- Setting up a new project
- Creating a new sequence
- Capturing and ingesting footage
- Importing files
- Sorting and organizing clips
Basic Video Editing
- Making a rough cut
- Making preliminary
- Creating overlay and insert edits
- Using video layers to add B-roll
- Using ripple edits and ripple delete
- Performing slip edits
- Using the Razor tool
- Moving edit points
- Navigating efficiently in the Timeline
The Art of Video Editing
- The job of an editor
- When to cut
- Avoiding bad edits
- The pacing of edits
- Using establishing shots
- Using emotional cutaways
- Fixing problems with cutaways
- Matching action
Helpful Editing Techniques
- Using markers
- Replacing clips
- Exporting a still frame
- Creating alternate cuts
- Rearranging clips in the Timeline
- Targeting tracks
- Disconnecting audio and video
- Reconnecting offline media
Adjusting Clip Properties
- Adjusting the rubber band
- Adjusting clip position
- Moving the anchor point
- Adjusting clip size and rotation
Playing with Time
- Changing the speed of a clip
- Using the Rate Stretch tool
- Playing a clip backward
Attributes of Video
- Understanding pixel aspect ratio
- Understanding frame rates
- About HD standards
Creating Moving Elements
- Using layered Photoshop files
- Animating clip position
- Fading layers in and out
Applying Video Transitions
- Applying transitions
- Using transitions effectively
- Setting up the default transition
Working with Audio
- The importance of ambient audio
- Cutting video to music
- Changing audio volume over time
- Fixing audio problems
- Censoring audio
Applying Video Effects
- Creating censored video
- Creating a lens flare
- Creating a logo bug
- Creating background textures
Basic Compositing
- Intro to compositing
- Removing a green screen background
- Compositing with blend modes
Colour Correction
- Adjusting white balance
- Increasing contrast
- Adjusting luminance
- Creating cinematic colour
- Creating a vignette
- Creating a day-for-night shot
Making Titles, Credits, and Lower Thirds
- Creating titles
- Creating a lower third
- Animating rolling credits
Exporting Video
- Exporting sequences from Premiere
- Exporting with the Adobe Media Encoder
- The most common formats and codecs
- Exporting portions of a sequence
- Rendering letterboxed footage
Working with Other Applications
- Examining the other apps that come with Premiere
- Working with Final Cut Pro
Projects in Adobe
Project1: Final video edit
Project2: Applying sound to edited piece
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