Premiere Pro 2022
Fundamentals Training Course
In this hands-on class you will learn to create compelling video. The course covers capturing, editing, special effects, graphics, titles and final production.
What's Included
- Certificate of Course Completion
- Training Manual
- FREE Class Repeat (valid for 6 months)
3 Days
$1395.00
Live face-to-face instructor
No minimum class size - all classes guaranteed to run!
No prior experience of Premiere Pro is needed. Training available on Mac and PC.
View our full range of Adobe Premiere Pro training courses, or see below for the detailed outline for Premiere Pro Fundamentals.
Detailed Course Outline
- What is Premiere Pro?
- New Premiere Pro features
- What media types can be rendered or exported with Premiere Pro?
- What kind of media can be ingested or captured using Premiere Pro?
- What kind of media can be imported into Premiere Pro?
- Setting up a Premiere Pro hardware/software digital video work environment
- Premiere Pro technical specifications
- Premiere Pro workflow: Terminology and best practices
- What restrictions exist for a Project’s frame resolution?
- What restrictions exist for a Project’s pixel aspect ratio?
- What restrictions exist for a Project’s time base?
- What restrictions exist for a Project’s frame rate?
- What requirements exist for video and/or audio compression?
- What are the variables to consider for graphical screen-based assets?
- What are the variables to consider for audio assets?
- Exploring nonlinear editing basics in Premiere Pro
- Exploring panels and panel options
- Customizing the Premiere Pro workspace
- Premiere Pro VR Support
- Exploring monophonic and stereophonic options
- Enabling VR Video Display options
- Exploring The Interpret Footage panel
- Animating perspective with the Offset effect
- Specifying Project settings
- Customizing Project settings
- Specifying Sequence settings
- Setting Premiere Pro Preferences
- Ingesting media versus capturing footage
- Previewing, analyzing, and importing clips with Bridge
- Hover scrubbing, previewing, and importing assets with the Media Browser
- Subclipping media at import
- Additional Import options
- Managing media in bins
- Mixing different media formats within Sequences
- Previsualizing story content in the Project panel
- Setting clip poster frames
- Using the Selection and Rate Stretch Tools
- 3-point editing and other editing strategies
- Source panel control options
- Editing clips in the Source panel
- Using the storyboard method to build a rough cut
- Timeline editing with the Rolling Edit and Ripple Edit Tools
- Adding Premiere-generated Synthetic Media
- Working with the Type Tool
- Creating Text layers
- Setting and editing text parameters
- Applying text effects
- Saving custom styles
- Using the Essential Graphics panel
- Using the Pen, Rectangle and Ellipse Shape Tools
- Creating Shape layers
- Working within safe margins
- Linking, unlinking, grouping, and nesting clips
- Using the superimpose tracks
- Using blend modes
- The Razor Tool
- Creating freeze-frame effects
- Overwrite edits and Insert edits
- Ripple deletes
- The Zoom, Hand, and Track Select Tools
- Using Markers
- Working in Audio Time Units vs. SMPTE frames
- Ganging the Source and Program CTIs
- The Slip Tool
- Split edits (J cuts, L cuts) and cutaways (U cuts)
- The Slide Tool
- Practical application of Transitions
- Applying Video Transitions
- Editing Transitions with the Effect Controls panel
- Using A/B mode to fine-tune a Transition
- Applying Transitions to multiple clips at once
- Applying Audio Transitions
- Using keyframes to adjust audio levels
- Understanding keyframes and tweening
- Applying fixed effect property animation to clips
- Setting keyframe interpolation
- Compositing Video Effects on clips and Sequences
- Keyframing time-based Video Effect properties
- Adjusting keyframe interpolation to manipulate speed
- Applying Track Matte feathering effects
- Applying Video Effects to a Master Clip
- Testing for final export
- Using the Export Settings dialog
- Exporting single video frames
- Working with the Adobe Media Encoder
- Exporting a high-resolution master for recompositing
- Exporting H.264-compressed video for YouTube and mobile devices
- Adding Adobe Encore Chapter Markers to a Timeline
- Exporting video and audio files for DVD mastering
- Exporting to Apple Final Cut Pro XML
- Color grading versus color correction
- An overview of traditional color correction
- Using Lumetri color correction
- Using the Fast Color and Three-Way Color Correctors
Our outlines are a guide to the content covered in a typical class. We may change or alter the course topics to meet the objectives of a particular class.
