Premiere Pro CC Digital Classroom Book with video training
Adobe Premiere Pro CC Digital Classroom is like having a personal instructor guiding you through each lesson, while you work at your own pace. This Premiere Pro CC book with video training includes 11 self-paced lessons helping you learn essential skills and explore new features and capabilities of Adobe Premiere Pro.
- Full color lessons with easy to follow step-by-step instructions
- Video tutorials highlight key topics in each lesson
- Covers all essential Premiere Pro skills
- Gets you up-and-running quickly with included Premiere Pro lesson files and video learning
- Written by expert instructors who regularly teach Premiere Pro training courses – it's like having your own personal tutor
- Used by hundreds of schools and more than 100,000 readers
- Can be used with all Premiere Pro CC versions, including Premiere Pro CC 2015 and Premiere Pro CC 2014
Premiere Pro CC Digital Classroom Book with video training Contents
Starting Up
- About Digital Classroom
- Prerequisites
- System requirements
- Starting Adobe Premiere Pro
- Resetting preferences
- Access lesson files and videos any time
- Checking for updated lesson files
- Loading lesson files
- Locating missing media
- Working with the video tutorials
- Setting up for viewing the video tutorials
- Additional resources
Lesson 1: Understanding Digital Video
- Starting up
- Understanding digital Non-Linear Editing
- Understanding video settings
- Editing vs. delivery formats
- Tape-based vs. tapeless formats
- High defi nition vs. standard definition.
- Progressive video vs. interlaced video
- Premiere Pro presets
- Overview of the post production workflow
- Media acquisition
- Editorial development
Graphics development - Audio development
- Finishing
- Mastering
- Output and delivery
- Self study
- Review
Lesson 2: Understanding the Workspace
- Starting up
- Understanding the Premiere Pro interface
- Understanding the default Editing workspace
- Understanding the Tools
- Customizing the interface
- Opening, closing & moving panels
- Saving a custom workspace
- Setting application preferences
- Using the Project panel
- Understanding media management
- Creating and organizing bins
- Modifying the Project panel display
- Locating missing media
- Self study
- Review
Lesson 3: Prepping Files in Prelude
- What is Adobe Prelude?
- Supported formats for ingest and logging
- Formats that can be ingested but not logged
- Ingesting video
- Organizing clips
- Logging video
- Adding Comment markers
- Adding Subclip markers
- Creating a rough cut
- Exporting to Premiere Pro
- Self Study
- Review
Lesson 4: Making the Cut
- Starting up
- The cuts-only editing methodology
- A Roll vs. B Roll
- Cut-ins and Cut-aways
- Cutting on Action
- Trimming clips in the Source Monitor
- Using multiple video tracks
- Adding and Deleting tracks in the Timeline
- Renaming Tracks
- Adding Clips to the Timeline
- Trimming clips on the Timeline
- Using the Razor tool
- Making an Insert Edit
- Self study
- Review
Lesson 5: Adding Transitions to Video
- Starting up
- Understanding video transitions
- Adding transitions to video clips
- Preparing a clip to receive transitions
- Adding a transition between clips
- Editing transition settings
- Creating an image slideshow
- Self study
- Review
Lesson 6: Working with Graphics
- Starting up
- Creating titles in Premiere Pro
- Using the Titler
- Creating a lower third
- Adding text to the Titler
- Formatting Text Boxes
- Formatting Text
- Creating shapes
- Adding images to a title
- Saving a title style
- Creating a title overlay track
- Saving a title for later reuse
- Creating an ending credit roll
- Controlling the speed of a title roll
- Editing titles
- Working with Photoshop files
- Importing layered Photoshop files
- Animating the position of clips
- Animating the opacity of Clips
- Self study
- Review
Lesson 7: Using Video Effects
- Starting up
- What are video effects?
- Applying video effects
- Creating a Black & White effect
- Animating the opacity of clips
- Adjusting the tonality of clips
- Making quick color adjustments
- Using the Warp Stabilizer
- Self study
- Review
Lesson 8: Video Compositing
- Starting up
- Working with Track Mattes
- Preparing the clip for a Track Matte
- Applying and editing the Track Matte Key effect
- Using the Ultra Keyer
- Creating a garbage matte
- Applying the Ultra Key
- Spill Suppression and Color Correction
- Self Study
- Review
Lesson 9: Working with Audio
- Starting up
- Understanding digital audio
- Understanding audio tracks
- Stereo audio
- Mono audio
- 5.1 audio
- Stripping audio from a video file
- Audio channel mapping
- Adding more audio tracks to the Timeline
- Making a Three-Point Edit on the Timeline
- Setting volume keyframes
- Improving audio in Premiere Pro
- Self study
- Review
Lesson 10: Advanced Editing Techniques
- Starting up
- Creating subclips
- Using Automate to sequence
- Making a Three-Point edit
- Setting an In Point on the Timeline
- Setting In and Out Points on a clip
- Making Ripple and Roll Edits
- Making Slip and Slide Edits
- Adjusting the clip speed
- Self study
- Review
Lesson 11: Outputting Your Video
- Starting up
- Output for the Web and Desktop
- Flash Video & the Flash player
- Windows Media & the Silverlight player
- QuickTime video & the QuickTime player
- HTML5 Video
- Understanding formats and codecs
- Understanding temporal and spatial compression
- Understanding bit rate
- Understanding frame rate and resolution
- Understanding aspect ratio and pixel aspect ratio
- Progressive display vs. interlacing
- Exporting an H.264 file for mobile devices
- Creating a custom export preset
- Exporting with the Adobe Media Encoder
- Self study
- Review
Appendices
- Appendix A: Premiere Pro Panels
- Appendix B: Adobe Premiere Pro
Keyboard Shortcuts - Appendix C: Premiere Pro Input and
Output formats - Appendix D: Capturing and Transferring Footage
- Appendix E: Using Adobe Encore