Adobe Premiere Pro is a video editing program that is part of the Adobe Creative Cloud software collection, as well as Adobe CS6 – or Adobe Creative Suite. Premiere Pro is used to edit videos, including movies, and is quickly becoming the go-to program for filmmakers all over the world, both amateur and pro. In fact, both CNN and the BBC use Premiere Pro for editing purposes.

This course offers the perfect introduction to professional video editing using Premiere Pro.

This course teaches you the essentials of digital video editing.

Learn the basics, or refine your skills with tutorials designed to inspire. Turn Raw Footage into Flawless Productions w/ The Industry-Leading Video Editing Software. Learn how to produce professional-standard advertising, product demonstration, marketing and company promotion materials.

You will learn how to use professional editing tools with efficient workflows, learning the best set-up for editing a variety of video formats to deliver professional-quality video productions for TV, mobile devices, social media and the web.

This course is ideal if you work with video for TV, social media and the web and need to learn from the experts how to use Adobe Premiere Pro to its best effect.

Learning the Premiere Pro interface

• Understanding the default workspaces

• Switching and resetting Premiere Pro workspaces

• Working with Premiere Pro panels

• Understanding the application tools

• Setting application preferences

• Appearance & memory

• Using the project panel

• Understanding media management & creating and organizing bins

• Using the media browser panel

• Previewing clips: hover scrub vs source monitor

• Transcoding video

• Locating missing media in Premiere Pro: where it is located and what it is named

Learning to edit clips in the Premiere Pro timeline

• The cuts-only editing methodology: continuity editing

• A Roll vs. B Roll

• Cut-ins and cut-aways; cutting on action

• Working with multiple video tracks

• Adding and deleting tracks

• Renaming tracks

• Trimming clips in the Premiere Pro source monitor

• Adding clips to the timeline

• Making insert and overwrite edits

• Using the timeline editing tools

• Markers: timeline vs clip