Premiere

Premiere Introduction is a hands-on instruction book that will introduce you to most of the features of the Adobe Premiere program. You will use both basic and advanced editing tools to edit audio and video clips, to create a complete digital movie.

Course Outline

Premiere Introduction is a hands-on instruction book that will introduce you to most of the features of the Adobe Premiere program. In this course, you will use both basic and advanced editing tools to edit audio and video clips, to create a complete digital movie.

Course Content Premiere Pro CS3 Basics

• Looking at the interface
• Arranging the workspace
• Customizing the workspace
• Optimizing your workflow

Starting a Project

• Starting a project
• Specifying project settings
• Choosing a project preset
• Saving and opening projects
• Locating missing and offline files

Capturing & importing footage

• Understanding capture
• Capturing DV or HDV vs. digitizing analog
• Understanding capture options
• Using the capture panel
• Choosing capture settings
• Choosing a capture location
• Using device control
• Using playback controls in the capture panel
• Capturing audio and video
• Importing files
• Importing layered Photoshop files
• Importing still-image sequences
• Importing projects
• Importing with adobe bridge CS3
• Creating a Photoshop file
• Generating synthetic media

Managing Clips

• Working with the project panel
• Working with project panel views
• Working with icon and link view
• Selecting items in the project panel
• Using the preview area of the project panel
• Organizing clips in bins
• Creating copies of source clips
• Finding clips
• Interpreting footage
• Unlinking and relinking media
• Using the project manager

Viewing Clips in the Monitor Panels

• Using the monitor panels
• Using the source monitor
• Opening audio clips
• Using playback controls
• Cuing clips numerically
• Using a monitor’s time ruler controls
• Viewing video safe zones
• Choosing a quality setting
• Changing the magnification
• Choosing a display mode
• Setting waveform and vectorscope
• Display options
• Using a reference monitor
• Ganging the source and program monitors

Creating a Sequence

• Comparing editing methods
• Setting in and out points
• Setting precise audio in and out points
• Creating subclips
• Setting clip markers
• Cuing to and clearing clip markers
• Specifying source and target tracks
• Comparing overlay and insert edits
• Adding clips by dragging
• Editing with monitor panel controls
• Three-point editing
• Four point-editing
• Performing an edit using
• Monitor controls
• Life and extract
• Storyboard editing
• Using multiple sequences
• Nesting sequences
• Editing multiple-camera footage

Editing in the Timeline

• Customizing the time ruler
• Customizing track views
• Adding, deleting, and renaming tracks
• Monitoring tracks
• Locking and unlocking tracks
• Getting around the timeline
• Playing the sequence in the timeline
• Cuing the edits
• Using sequence markers
• Selecting clips in the timeline
• Grouping clips
• Deleting clips and gaps from the timeline
• Enabling and disabling clips
• Splitting clips
• Cutting, copying, and pasting clips
• Playing clips at a different speed or
• in reverse
• Creating a freeze frame

Refining the Sequence

• Using the snapping feature
• Editing by dragging
• Choosing a trimming method
• Trimming clips in the timeline
• Making slip and slide edits
• Using the trim panel
• Working with links
• Breaking and creating links
• Keeping sync
• Finding source clips and matching frames

Adding Transitions

• The effects panel
• Understanding transition duration
• And alignment
• Setting the default transition
• Applying a transition
• Using the effect controls panel
• With transitions
• Adjusting a transitions duration
• And alignment
• Customizing transition settings

Previewing a Sequence

• Using real-time rendering
• Rendering the work area
• Storing preview files

Mixing Audio

• Planning an audio mix
• Specifying audio hardware options
• Converting mono and stereo clips
• Adjusting a clip’s gain
• Creating cross-fades with
• Audio transitions
• Viewing audio data in the timeline
• Using the audio mixer
• Monitoring tracks in the audio mixer
• Recording with the audio mixer
• Mixing 5.1 audio
• Selecting an automation mode
• Routing track output
• Working with sends
• Adding track effects
• Specifying audio keyframe optimization
• Mixing with the audio mixer

Creating Titles

• The titler
• Using title templates
• Viewing the video safe zones

Using Effects

• Comparing effect types
• Viewing properties in the effect
• Controls panel
• Animating opacity and volume
• Editing keyframes in the effect
• Controls panel

Creating Output

• Exporting a movie file
• Using the adobe media encoder

Additional Details

Pre-Requisites

Basic computer concepts/skills and knowledge of Windows

Certificates offered

Certificate of completion

Cancellation Policy

10 business days cancellation or full course fee will be charged

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Enjoyed the day

Reviewed by Brian F. 2012

   

Concise, clear and well presented. I would request this facilitator for any future courses based on my confidence is her ability to communicate effectively and based on her knowledge of the materials.

Reviewed by Angelique W. 2012

   

We were hoping there would be more about 'forms'. (Portfolio was interesting, but not really releveant to my needs). - Actually, my boss asked if we talked about Forms Manager, I said no, and then we couldn't decide if Forms Manager is something that was discontinued in X (from 9).

Reviewed by Linda S. 2012

   

Parking facilities at the UofA are incredibly expensive, for those who need to drive there. $40/day for parking was disappointing!

Reviewed by Grace B. 2012

   

Made sure you did everyting twice, was double checked by instructor.

Reviewed by Brenda K. 2012

   

Had never done Excel before, it was all greek to me. Maybe need to repeat work sheets twice. I will come back for repeat class.

Reviewed by Brenda K. 2012

   

Great course

Reviewed by Trevor H. 2011

   

Course instuctor did not hand out the manuals until end of the day. Therefore not able to write notes in for reference later on. - kinda silly.

Reviewed by Mike C. 2011

   

You shoudl have a Excel 3 class available

Reviewed by Brandy Z. 2011

   

Great training, had to meet the various needs from no experience to some with experience. Washrooms looked tired and need of improvement. Personally prefer an early start/early finish 8am to 3pm would be great

Reviewed by David S. 2011

   

Course materials were not handed out till the end of the course and may have been useful to follow along. Some of the example/course files were missing from my folder.

Reviewed by Craig B. 2011

   

The Instructor was very knowledgable on the subject. The class moved quickly. I think an additional day would have been nice.

Reviewed by Cheryl . 2011

   

Trainer was open to answering questions and provide information in a clear manner.

Reviewed by Maureen D. 2011

   

Well presented, hands on course! The instructor was extremely knowledgable and helpful!! I have already reccommended this course to my managers.

Reviewed by Kelly D. 2011

   

The trainer I had was great. She had a great personality that kept me interested. Awesome Job! Thank you

Reviewed by Lindsey G. 2011

   

The course was excellent and the instructor did a great job but why does everybody cut the time short. I think we should take a shorter lunch and get more class time instead of leaving a half of an hour early!

Reviewed by Darlene T. 2011

   

EXCELLENT instructor!!! Very patient ... customized the class to the needs of the students!

Reviewed by Jackie G. 2011

   

The only improvement I can suggest is focusing a bit more on the basics of Visio - more on Org & flow charts as opposed to so much time spent on designing rooms.

Reviewed by Karyn G. 2011

   

George was personable and easy to follow and work with.

Reviewed by Suzanne S. 2011

   

Sue is an awesome instructor!

Reviewed by Cathy P. 2011

   

The instructor was excellent. It was evident that several of us who were competent with Excel 2003 Level 1 should have probably taken Excel 2007 Level 1 again rather than Excel 2007 Level 2, but the instructor was very patient and managed to cover basics from Level I as well as Level 2.

Reviewed by Kim C. 2011

   

With myself being very green with this program I got very useful information that I can use daily.

Reviewed by Rick . 2011

   

One more hour would allow for more hands-on training.

Reviewed by Kerstin M. 2011

   

Good course. Friendly instructor. I found the speed of the course to be a little slow for me, however I understand that other attendees required more help/detail than I did. Overall, a good experience.

Reviewed by Jenna N. 2011