Adobe Premiere 101: An Overview of Premiere CS4 - (3 Days - $1,295.00)
Three Day Premiere Training Course
This Level 1 course provides powerful real-time video and audio editing tools that give you precise control over virtually every aspect of your production. This course helps you work with basic through advanced concepts and features of Adobe Premiere Pro CS3. We also offer one-on-one or onsite Premiere CS3 training.
Adobe Premiere Training is for designers and corporate communications professionals who need an essential understanding of digital video and editing.
No previous experience with the program is required. All students should be familiar with using a mouse, file management, and general operations of a Macintosh or Windows operating system.
Course Outline
Overview of Premiere
What is Premiere?
Kind of media that is typically created with Premiere
What kind of media can be captured with Premiere
What kind of media can be imported into Premiere
Distinction between Premiere and Apple Final Cut Pro
Advantages of Adobe product integration:
Premiere, After Effects, Photoshop, Illustrator
What is QuickTime?
Understanding video production
A typical digital video work environment setup
A typical Premiere workflow sequence
Project Management
Understanding digital video
Determine what type of media output is required for your
Premiere project
Determine the playback format for final output
What restrictions are there for the project’s physical window
frame size?
What restrictions are there for the project’s time base?
What restrictions are there for the project’s frame rate?
What restrictions are there for graphical screen-based assets?
What restrictions are there for video assets?
What restrictions are there for audio assets?
Docking palettes
Setting Up a Premiere Project
Assigning RAM to the program (if not using Mac OSX)
Booting up Premiere for A-B cuts editing
Setting Premiere Preferences
Creating a Premiere “Project”
Understanding and navigating the Premiere workspace
Capturing Digital Video into a Premiere Environment
What is Firewire IEEE 1394?
Can I capture analog video into the Premiere environment?
Setting capture preferences
Importing and Manipulating Video Clips
Importing QuickTime movies
Video compression issues
Time-base issues
Frame rate issues
Laying video clips into the Timeline
Changing video clip properties
Animating video clips
Importing and Manipulating Sound
Sound basics: Music, narrative, sound effects
Importing audio assets into Premiere
Audio compression issues
Manipulating sound cues in the Timeline
Synching sound to visual events
Controlling sound volume and sound fades
Using sound filters
Importing and Manipulating Graphics
Importing raster Photoshop layered files
Importing vector images created in Illustrator
Working with graphical footage
Editing graphical footage tracks
Editing files with an external editor from within Premiere
Superimposing graphics over other visual assets
Working with Transitions and Effects
Understanding the utility of transitions
Applying transitions in Premiere’s transitions track
Performing color correction
Creating Titles
Using Premiere’s title generation features
Importing and Manipulating After Effects Projects
Understanding Adobe After Effects
Importing After Effects compositions into Premiere
Editing After Effects compositions using After Effects as an
external editor from within Premiere
Editing Premiere projects using Premiere as an external editor
from within After Effects
Final Project File Rendering
Testing for final export
Creating digital video output or output to video tape
Choosing rendering options
Exporting an EDL
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