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Interpreting Media: Converting Frame Rates for Best Use
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Adobe Premiere Pro Course for Beginners - Video Editing Tutorial
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- 1 Welcome
- 2 Downloading Premiere Pro: Where to get it Explanation of Adobe subscription
- 3 Downloading Premiere Pro: Standalone Program vs Creative Cloud Suite
- 4 Downloading Premiere Pro: Adobe Creative Cloud Desktop
- 5 Overview of Premiere Pro: Opening Premiere Pro & Alt vs Option
- 6 Overview of Premiere Pro: Starting a Project
- 7 Overview of Premiere Pro: Understanding the Layout & Setting up the workspace
- 8 Setting up Premiere Pro: Managing Existing Workspaces
- 9 Setting up Premiere Pro: Initial Preferences & Auto-Save Setup
- 10 Setting up Premiere Pro: Workspace Recap and Reasons Why
- 11 Importing Media: Variety of Ways to Import Footage
- 12 Importing Media: Understanding Frame Rates PAL vs NTSC
- 13 Importing Media: Best Practice for Managing Footage
- 14 Importing Media: Proxies
- 15 Importing Media: Program Monitor Button Layout
- 16 Interpreting Media: Understanding High Frame Rates
- 17 Interpreting Media: Converting Frame Rates for Best Use
- 18 Working with Sequences: Creating a Sequence
- 19 Working with Sequences: Understanding Aspect Ratio & How It Applies to Video
- 20 Working with Sequences: Source Monitor In & Out, Video Only
- 21 Working with Sequences: Understanding Video Tracks Layering
- 22 Program Updates: Update Types & What Changes You Need to Know?
- 23 Keyboard Shortcuts: Why Use Shortcuts?
- 24 Keyboard Shortcuts: Creating Keyboard Shortcuts for Efficient Workflow
- 25 Manipulating Media: Effects Control Position, Scale, Rotation
- 26 Manipulating Media: Picture with Crop, Drop Shadow & Colour Matte
- 27 Transitions: Applying Transitions
