Introduction to Adobe Premiere Pro

3-Day Live Class
10AM - 5PM

In this three-day course, you’ll get a thorough overview of the interface, tools, features, and production flow for Premiere Pro. The course is an ideal combination of instructor-led demonstration and hands-on practice to introduce you to Adobe Premiere Pro software, a revolutionary 64-bit nonlinear video-editing application. You will learn powerful real-time video and audio editing tools that give you precise control over virtually every aspect of your production.

Who Should Attend?

Anyone who’d like to learn Adobe Premiere Pro.

Prerequisites:

Practical working knowledge of Mac OS X or Windows
Basic knowledge of editing terminology is highly recommended

Upcoming Course Dates

Introduction to Adobe Premiere Pro | Starts on 05/15/2023

$1,195.00

Introduction to Adobe Premiere Pro | Starts on 07/17/2023

$1,195.00

Course Outline

Note: The curricula below comprise activities typically covered in a class at this skill level. At his/her discretion, the instructor may adjust the lesson plan to meet the needs of the class.

Lesson 1: Touring Adobe Premiere Pro

Understanding Nonlinear Editing in Premiere Pro
Expanding the Premiere Workflow
Touring the Premiere Pro Interface
Using and Creating Workspaces
Using and Setting Keyboard Shortcuts
Setting Premiere Preferences
Resetting Premiere Preferences

Lesson 2: Setting up a Project

Creating a Project
Setting up a Sequence
Changing Project Settings
Using Proxies

Lesson 3: Importing Media

Importing Media Files
Working with Ingest Options and Proxy Media
Working with the Media Browser Panel
Importing Still Image Files
Customizing the Media Cache
Recording a Voice-Over
Using Adobe Stock

Lesson 4: Organizing Media

Using the Project Panel
Working in List View
Working in Icon View
Working in Freeform View
Customizing Project Panel Views
Using and Creating Bins
Reviewing Footage
Modifying Clips

Lesson 5: Video Editing Essentials

Using the Source Monitor
Setting In and Out Points
Creating Subclips
Source Button and Preference Icon Options
Navigating the Timeline Panel
JKL Key Navigation
Using Essential Editing Commands
Performing Storyboard-Style Editing
Program Button and Preference Icon Options
Using the Program Monitor Editing Mode

Lesson 6: Working with Clips and Markers

Using the Program Monitor Controls
Setting the Playback Resolution
Playing Back VR Video
Using Markers
Using Sync Lock and Track Lock
Closing Gaps in the Sequence
Selecting Clips
Moving Clips
Using the Lift and Extract Options

Lesson 7: Adding Transitions

Transitions Basics
Using Handles
Setting Transition Preferences
Applying and Setting Default Transitions
Adding Video Transitions
Using A/B Mode to Edit Transitions
Selecting Single and Multiple Edit Points
Copying and Pasting Transitions

Lesson 8: Advanced Video Editing Techniques

Performing Three and Four-Point Edits
Changing Clip Playback Speed
Replacing Clips and Media
Nesting Sequences
Performing Regular Trimming
Performing Advanced Trimming
Trimming in the Program Monitor
Using Scene Edit Detection

Lesson 9: Editing and Mixing Audio

Using and Setting the Audio Meters
Examining Audio Waveforms
Setting Audio Preferences
Normalize vs. Audio Gain
Using the Essential Sound Panel
Setting In and Out Points to the Audio Sample Rate
Auto-Ducking Music
Using Remix to Retime Audio
Creating L and J Cuts
Recording a Voice-Over

Lesson 10: Adding Video Effects

Working with Visual Effects
Applying Source Clip Effects
Using Remove and Paste Attributes with Effects
Masking and Tracking Effects
Keyframing Effects
Creating and Using Effect Presets
Exploring Frequently Used Effects
Using the Render And Replace Command

Lesson 11: Applying Color Correction

The Color Adjustment Workflow
Using the Lumetri Color Panel
Applying Multiple Instances of Lumetri Color
Working with Secondary Color Correction
Editing Source Footage vs. Clip Instances
Using Comparison View to Match Colors
Using Lumetri Scopes
Creating Lumetri Presets and LUT’s
Using Blending Modes for Color Correction

Lesson 12: Exploring Compositing Techniques

Using Source Footage Transparency
Using Compositing in a Project
Working with the Opacity Fixed Effect
Adjusting Alpha Channel Transparency
Color Keying a Green Screen Shot with Ultra Key
Partially Masking Clips

Lesson 13: Creating New Graphics

Exploring the Essential Graphics Panel
Video Typography Essentials
Titles Basics
Creating Text Styles
Working with Shapes and Logos
Adding Image and Video
Creating Rolls and Crawls
Creating Motion Graphics Templates
Using the Text Panel to Transcribe Sequences
Adding and Creating Captions

Lesson 14: Exporting Frames, Clips, and Sequences

Understanding the Adobe Media Export Options
Using the Quick Export Option
Exporting Single Frames
Exporting a Master Copy
Working with Adobe Media Encoder
Adjusting Export Settings in the Media Encoder
Uploading to Social Media
HDR Export
Exchanging with Other Editing Applications