Course Overview
It’s a simple law of storytelling: If you shoot, you must edit so as to tell the best story possible. And yet many creatives are intimidated by professional film and video editing software or feel that it is difficult because they have tried to learn to edit from people who focus on SOFTWARE instead of EDITING.
Animation Effect
"If Only" Opening Title
Lessons
17
Length
2 Hours 17 Minutes
Level
Beginner
Required
Premiere
Adjusting Video Speed
Applying Transitions
Inserting Titles
Editing Clips
Exporting Videos
Lessons: Part 1
Course Introduction
Introduction to editing & Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2014.
Course Orientation
Learning the language of editing.
Start Editing Now - Part 1
Introduction to basic editing in Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2014.
Start Editing Now - Part 2
Refining your edit with simple editing techniques.
Linking Media and Changing Clip Speeds
How to speed up, slow down or reverse your footage.
Stabilizing Motion and Adding Motion to Static Clips
How to smooth out rough shots or add movement to still shots
Adding Transitions
How to join clips together using transition effects
Adding Titles
Using Premiere's title design tools to create nice titles directly inside your edit
Exporting your files
How to export your edit into a variety of different formats
Lessons - Part 2
How to Create a Project in Premiere
Using the create project window
An Overview of the Premiere Interface
Understanding the basic components of your editing workspace
The Toolbar tools
Learning to use the basic tools for controlling and editing within the Premiere timeline
How to Use the Source Monitor
The history and use of the source monitor in an editing workflow
How to Use the Timeline and Program Monitor
Proper editing workflow for efficient cutting
How to Use the Export Media Function
Controlling how your edit is encoded and prepared for distribution
The Importance of Organization
Why proper naming and sorting disciplines are vital to a professional workflow
In Closing
Suggestions for further study