Fill the gaps in your Premiere Pro knowledge. Learn principles and advanced workflows designed to round out the skills of a self-taught video editor.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
- Filling in the gaps
- What you should know
- What you can expect to learn
- Keys to the Adobe Premiere Pro interface
- Personalize the Premiere Pro interface
- Embed project workspaces
- The appearance preferences
- Personalize the Timeline panel
- Add buttons to the monitors
- Core editing recap
- Useful keyboard shortcuts
- Create a new keyboard shortcut
- Essential editing commands
- Reviewing clips
- Freeform view
- Edit directly from the Project panel
- Insert and overwrite modes
- Unlinking and relinking
- Replace footage
- Nesting: Using sequences as source
- Clip stringouts
- Source audio channel selection
- The proxy workflow
- Create a sequence based on a clip
- Dynamic trimming
- Fast sequence navigation
- Four-point edits
- Replace edits
- J-cuts and L-cuts
- The clip and sequence marker workflow
- It's all in the Effect Controls panel
- Master clip effects
- Dive into the Lumetri Color panel
- Color matching
- Group effect presets
- Stabilize or smooth shaky footage
- Mask video or visual effects
- Fast and slow motion video
- Create new titles and simple graphics
- Master styles
- Master graphics
- Animate titles and graphics
- The Vector Motion effect
- Create motion graphic templates
- Tips on working with graphic media
- Essential Sound panel magic
- Audio cleanup
- How to dehum mic audio
- DeReverb: The impossible now possible
- Manual audio level adjustments
- Automatic audio ducking
- Why there are two mixers
- The Parametric EQ effect
- Clean up audio with Adobe Audition
- Retime music with Adobe Audition
- Usie After Effects as your effects engine
- Render and Replace
- Template project files
- Export with effects
- Multicamera editing
- Bonus lesson: The Track Matte Key effect
- Next steps
Taught by
Maxim Jago