A step-by-step comprehensive post-production process. How to go about editing a complete video. You will learn several methods to give you the freedom to adjust your workflow to suit your preferences and will develop your own style. How to efficiently import and organize your media. In this complete guide to the Adobe Premiere Pro video editing course, you’ll not only learn all of the editing tools available in Premiere Pro but also how to edit with the mindset of a professional editor. If you’ve taken a quick look at Adobe Premiere Pro and are completely overwhelmed by the features and have no clue how to start editing your first video, you have come to the right course. This course is a one-stop shop that has everything you need to become a confident editor inside Premiere Pro. You DO NOT need any prior experience with video editing. You DO NOT need any experience with Adobe Premiere Pro CC.
Export your videos in the right format. Use color correction and grading in your videos like a pro. Edit a Promo video, YouTube video and micro content from scratch. Master all kinds of transitions, video, Audio, titles, overlays and more. How to edit and export your first high quality video for YouTube. Apply simple colour correction and grading techniques. Create your own videos in Adobe Premiere Pro CC. Create graphics, titles, transitions and animations. Make audio adjustments and improve your audio for better videos. Learn all the basics of Adobe Premiere Pro CC. Fully understand how to use Adobe Premiere Pro CC to edit videos quickly and easily. However you may see little artefacts or glitches and it will likely not be quite as perfect as shooting your video at a high frame rate. This option will look closest to true slow motion. Premiere Pro will try to generate frames that fill in the missing movement. Optical Flow looks ahead and back to guess the movement of the objects in your scene based on their pixels. This can be an interesting effect if you want to convey the feeling of someone being a bit disoriented, drunk or zoned out. You will likely see duplicated edges and a motion trail where there is movement. This frame is a mix between consecutive frames in the source video. Premiere Pro will generate a blended frame to fill the extra space. This can lead to duplicated frames and stuttering video if you slow down your video. not shot at a high enough frame rate), the nearest frame will be used. If there are not enough frames in the video (e.g. Premiere Pro will source the frame from the video.
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