Hello!
Welcome To Adobe Premiere CC15
This workshop is a must for anyone that teachers or uses Adobe Premiere Pro. You will learn how to maximize your efficiency with the application and take your video editing skills and techniques to the next level. You will be presented with a series of lessons complete with video tutorials, project files and examples. These lessons are specifically designed to help prepare you and your students for the Adobe Certified Associate Exam (ACA).
Course Content
Projects
Status
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Project 1 – Community Promo
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1.01 – Project Introduction
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1.02 – File Management
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1.03 – Project Setup
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1.04 – Premiere Pro Preferences
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1.05 – Identify elements of the Adobe Premiere Pro Interface
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1.06 – Importing media assets
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1.07 – Organize and manage video clips
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1.08 – Creating a rough cut using the source monitor
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1.09 – Editing on the Timeline/Sequence
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1.10 – Working with Audio in Premiere Pro
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1.11 – Precision Audio Adjustments
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1.12 – Deleting Audio
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1.13 – Adding Transitions between clips
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1.14 – Basic Titles
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1.15 – Rolling Credit
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1.16 – Opening Title Slate
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1.17 – Exporting your project
- 1.01 – Project Introduction
- 1.02 – File Management
- 1.03 – Project Setup
- 1.04 – Premiere Pro Preferences
- 1.05 – Identify elements of the Adobe Premiere Pro Interface
- 1.06 – Importing media assets
- 1.07 – Organize and manage video clips
- 1.08 – Creating a rough cut using the source monitor
- 1.09 – Editing on the Timeline/Sequence
- 1.10 – Working with Audio in Premiere Pro
- 1.11 – Precision Audio Adjustments
- 1.12 – Deleting Audio
- 1.13 – Adding Transitions between clips
- 1.14 – Basic Titles
- 1.15 – Rolling Credit
- 1.16 – Opening Title Slate
- 1.17 – Exporting your project
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Project 2 – The Interface Review
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2.01 – Importing an image sequence
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2.02 – Selection, Forward and Backward Selection Tools
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2.03 – Ripple and Rolling Edit Tools
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2.04 – Rate Stretch Tool
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2.05 – Razor Tool
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2.06 – Slip and Slide tool
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2.07 – Pen Tool
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2.08 – Hand and Zoom Tool
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2.09 – Identify the functions of Sequences
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2.10 – Identify the functions of Source Monitor
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2.11 – Identify the functions of Program Monitor
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2.12 – Identify the functions of Effects
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2.13 – Identify the functions of Effects Control
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2.14 – Identify the functions of Project Panel
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2.15 – Identify the functions of Project Panel List View
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2.16 – Identify the functions of Tools
- 2.01 – Importing an image sequence
- 2.02 – Selection, Forward and Backward Selection Tools
- 2.03 – Ripple and Rolling Edit Tools
- 2.04 – Rate Stretch Tool
- 2.05 – Razor Tool
- 2.06 – Slip and Slide tool
- 2.07 – Pen Tool
- 2.08 – Hand and Zoom Tool
- 2.09 – Identify the functions of Sequences
- 2.10 – Identify the functions of Source Monitor
- 2.11 – Identify the functions of Program Monitor
- 2.12 – Identify the functions of Effects
- 2.13 – Identify the functions of Effects Control
- 2.14 – Identify the functions of Project Panel
- 2.15 – Identify the functions of Project Panel List View
- 2.16 – Identify the functions of Tools
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Project 3 – Mountain Bike Interview
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3.01 – Introduction to the Mountain Bike Interview
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3.02 – Getting the project started
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3.03 – Getting the project started Lift and extract
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3.04 – Creating a Lower Third
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3.05 – Applying Basic Speed Changes
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3.06 – Applying and Modifying Effects
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3.07 – Color Grading in Premiere Pro
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3.08 – Using the Warp Stabilizer
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3.09 – Rendering Video/Audio on the timeline
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3.10 – Working with Photoshop to Edit your Images
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3.11 – J and L Cuts
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3.12 – Exporting your project
- 3.01 – Introduction to the Mountain Bike Interview
- 3.02 – Getting the project started
- 3.03 – Getting the project started Lift and extract
- 3.04 – Creating a Lower Third
- 3.05 – Applying Basic Speed Changes
- 3.06 – Applying and Modifying Effects
- 3.07 – Color Grading in Premiere Pro
- 3.08 – Using the Warp Stabilizer
- 3.09 – Rendering Video/Audio on the timeline
- 3.10 – Working with Photoshop to Edit your Images
- 3.11 – J and L Cuts
- 3.12 – Exporting your project
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Project 5 – Special Effects
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5.01 – Introduction to Special Effects
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5.02 – Ultra Key – Green Screening
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5.03 – Ultra Key – Challenge
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5.04 – Masking in Premiere Pro CC
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5.05 – Masking with the Garbage Matte Effect in Premiere Pro CS6
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5.06 – Downloading the Smoke FX
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5.07 – Shooting lightning out of the eyes (working with the Effect Controls)
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5.08 – Up in Smoke (using the luma key effect)
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5.09 – Nesting Sequences
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5.10 – Tips on Shooting Green Screen Footage
- 5.01 – Introduction to Special Effects
- 5.02 – Ultra Key – Green Screening
- 5.03 – Ultra Key – Challenge
- 5.04 – Masking in Premiere Pro CC
- 5.05 – Masking with the Garbage Matte Effect in Premiere Pro CS6
- 5.06 – Downloading the Smoke FX
- 5.07 – Shooting lightning out of the eyes (working with the Effect Controls)
- 5.08 – Up in Smoke (using the luma key effect)
- 5.09 – Nesting Sequences
- 5.10 – Tips on Shooting Green Screen Footage
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Project 6- Pre Production
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6.01 – Relevant Content
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6.02 – Copyright rules
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6.03 – Production planning and management
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6.04 – Video Sequence Development
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6.05 – Identify General Principles for Video
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6.06 – Demonstrate knowledge of visual techniques
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6.07 – Demonstrate knowledge of using audio
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6.08 – Demonstrate knowledge of using Still Images to enhance video content
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6.09 – Communicate with others (such as peers and clients) about design and content
- 6.01 – Relevant Content
- 6.02 – Copyright rules
- 6.03 – Production planning and management
- 6.04 – Video Sequence Development
- 6.05 – Identify General Principles for Video
- 6.06 – Demonstrate knowledge of visual techniques
- 6.07 – Demonstrate knowledge of using audio
- 6.08 – Demonstrate knowledge of using Still Images to enhance video content
- 6.09 – Communicate with others (such as peers and clients) about design and content