Adobe Premiere Pro
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Course Description
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30 Videos
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5.33 Hours
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30 Videos
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5.33 Hours
- Getting Started (introduction, touring Premier Pro)
- Setting up a Project (importing media, organizing media)
- Mastering the Essentials of Video Editing (working with clips, adding transitions)
- Motion, Sound and More (putting clips in motion, editing and mixing audio)
- Sound and Video Effects (sweetening sound, adding effects)
- Exporting Frames, Clips and Sequences (basic color correction, composting techniques, creating graphics)
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Course Syllabus
Module 1: Introduction to Premiere and Getting Started on an Editing Project
- 1.1 Course Introduction
- 1.2 Introduction to Premiere Pro CC
- 1.3 Creating a New Project
- 1.4 Workspace Layout
- 1.5 Importing Media
- 1.6 Organizing Media
- 1.7 Monitoring Footage
- 1.8 Navigating the Source Monitor
- 1.9 Creating a Sequence
- 1.10 Editing Video Part 1
- 1.11 Editing Video Part 2
- 1.12 Editing with Multi Source Sequence Part 1
- 1.13 Editing with Multi Source Sequence Part 2
- 1.14 Editing with Multi Source Sequence Part 3
- 1.15 Adding Titles
Module 2: More Editing Techniques and Completing a Project
- 2.1 Editing Using Program Monitor
- 2.2 Advanced Editing Techniques
- 2.3 Inserting Graphics
- 2.4 Adding Music
- 2.5 Adjusting Audio
- 2.6 Using The Tools In Tool Panel
- 2.7 Trimming Using The Program Monitor
- 2.8 Track Monitoring And Algorithm
- 2.9 Transitions
- 2.10 Basic Effects
- 2.11 Manipulate Clip Speed
- 2.12 Color Correction
- 2.14 Exporting A Project
- 2.15 Conclusion
Adobe Premiere Pro
Premiere Pro is the ultimate video editing software for creating great video content fast. Discover intuitive tools to composite clips, create transitions and craft the videos of your dreams with ease. Make it all yours. It’s easy to make content that feels like you with Premiere Pro.
It’s easy to make content that feels like you with Premiere Pro. Discover audio tools and music tracks, play with graphics like titles and animations, drag and drop to adjust color with built-in presets and check out how-to advance your skills.
With Premiere Pro you can edit footage in any format, whether it’s from a professional camera or your phone — up to 4K and 8K. Native file support, lightweight proxy workflows and faster ProRes HDR rendering let you work the way you want.
Adobe Premiere Pro offers professional-level video editing, so it is a good choice for beginners dedicated to learning new editing skills and producing the best video possible. With so many features, it can be easy for beginners to become overwhelmed with the program at first.
2003 :
Full rewrite of code
Deep nest of timelines
New Color Correctors
Sample level audio editing
Audio effects on tracks
5.1 Audio
VST Audio
Initial Advanced Authoring Format (AAF) support
Editable keyboard shortcuts
Adobe Media Encoder
2019 :
Auto Reframe – Uses Artificial Intelligence to intelligently reframe videos for square or vertical aspect ratios
Time remapping’s maximum is increased to 20,000% without the need for nesting sequences
Ability to export HDR content with HDR10 metadata.
Being a professional video editing software, Adobe Premiere Pro is a RAM intensive piece of hardware that makes an extensive use of your computer’s resources. One of our raters who reviewed Adobe Premiere Pro on an 8GB Surface Pro laptop notes that although the application was able to run barely, it continuously crashed with an error message reading “scratch disks are full”. It’s a common error across Adobe application that occur when the computer running the software doesn’t have enough memory.
Adobe Premiere Pro is a RAM intensive application both during editing and in the final rendering. For this reason if your PC can’t properly run Premiere Pro, we’d suggest you try Premiere Rush. It has most of the Premiere Pro versions, yet takes much hardware power to run and operate. If however, you have to use Premiere Pro for some reason, we’d suggest you use CC 2015 version of Premiere Pro for 4GB or less RAM computers.
4GB ram won’t be enough if you’re designing motion graphics on Premiere Pro. Although Adobe recommends 16GB, you should at least have 8GB of RAM to effectively create effects and run plugins you need to design motion graphics. For basic level of text animation however, 4GB shouldn’t cause any problems as long as you’re not going over board with the animation. If you can’t upgrade your Ram to the bare minimums, only solution you have left is to install an older version of Premiere Pro, such as CC 2014 or CC.
If you’re unable to upgrade your PC RAM to a better one, or can’t find the features you’re looking for in older versions of the software, only option left for you is to use one of its alternatives. You can easily run Adobe Premiere Elements on your 4GB RAM computer, although we’d still recommend 8GB for a smooth experience. Another affordable alternative, both investment and system requirements wise is Filmora by Wonder share. It runs great on 4GB RAM, although minimum RAM requirement for HD and 4K video editing is 8GB. If you need something specifically for gaming videos, check out our best video editing software for gaming roundup.
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