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Learning Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 Training Video A Practical Premiere Training Course That Teaches Real World Skills In this project-based Learning Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 video tutorial series, you'll quickly have relevant skills for real-world applications. Follow along with our expert instructor in this Learning Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 Training Video course to get: Concise, informative and broadcast-quality Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 training videos delivered to your desktop The ability to learn at your own pace with our intuitive, easy-to-use interface A quick grasp of even the most complex Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 subjects because they're broken into simple, easy to follow tutorial videos Practical working files further enhance the learning process and provide a degree of retention that is unmatched by any other form of Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 tutorial, online or offline... so you'll know the exact steps for your own projects. Course Fast Facts: Only 16.5 hours to complete this course 111 tutorial videos Expert instructors lead each course Download to any Windows PC or Mac and save for viewing off line Course is accessible 24/7 from any computer once downloaded You can study from home or at work at your own pace in your own time Course Description In this Learning Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 Training Video, expert author Jeff Sengstack introduces you to the powerful tools that are available to you in this video editing software from Adobe. Designed for the beginner, this tutorial begins with the basics, and gradually teaches you everything you need to do to create high-quality video projects. You begin by learning what a video production workflow actually is, and how you are going to utilize this. You will learn about non-linear editing, and how to setup Premiere Pro to suit your own needs. As you progress through this computer based training course, you will learn how to create projects, edit them, add...

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01. Introduction

0101 Outlining What Is Covered In This Course
0102 An Overview Of Adobe Premiere Pro CS6
0103 Setting Up The Exercise Files
0104 Re-Linking To Assets
02. Explaining The Video Production Workflow
- 0201 An Overview Of The Entire Workflow
- 0202 Getting A Feel For Non-Linear Editing
- 0203 Shooting Footage: Video Shooting Tips And Techniques
- 0204 Importing Assets: Getting Video And Files Into A Computer
- 0205 Editing Video: What It Is All About
- 0206 Exporting Projects And Files: Sharing Your Finished Work
03. Getting Started
- 0301 Optimizing Your Hardware
- 0302 Starting Or Opening A Project
- 0303 Adjusting Premiere Pro Preferences And Other Settings
- 0304 Navigating Within The Workspace
- 0305 Customizing The Workspace
- 0306 Customizing The Monitors
04. Importing, Capturing, And Managing Assets
- 0401 Moving Video Files From Camcorder To Computer
- 0402 Capturing Video From Tape
- 0403 Extracting Video Files From DVDs
- 0404 Importing Video And Other Assets
- 0405 Using The Media Browser To View And Import Assets
- 0406 Managing And Viewing Assets In The Project Panel
05. Adding And Arranging Clips On A Single Audio/Video Pair Of Tracks
- 0501 Explaining Why We Are Using Only One Set Of Tracks
- 0502 Creating A New Sequence
- 0503 Adding, Inserting And Arranging Clips In A Sequence
- 0504 Using Keyboard Modifiers When Editing A Sequence
06. Trimming And Adjusting Clips
- 0601 Trimming Clips In Advance In The Project Panel And Source Monitor
- 0602 Using The Trim Edit Tool
- 0603 Editing With The Ripple And Rolling Edit Tools
- 0604 Performing Slip, Slide And Split Edits
- 0605 Using The Trim Mode And Trim Monitor
07. Making Specialized Edits
- 0701 Adding Cutaways
- 0702 Editing Wide And Tight
- 0703 Using Markers To Create Matched-Action Edits
- 0704 Exporting Still Frames To Use In Your Sequence
- 0705 Changing Time: Slow/Fast/Reverse Motion
08. Adding Video And Audio Transitions
- 0801 Trying Out Some Video Transitions
- 0802 Explaining Video Transition Properties
- 0803 Applying And Replacing Video Transitions
- 0804 Adjusting Video Transitions
- 0805 Using Some Specialized Transitions
- 0806 Applying And Adjusting Audio Transitions
09. Working With Video Effects
- 0901 Making Sense Of Premiere Pros Numerous Video Effects
- 0902 Trying Out Some Video Effects
- 0903 Managing Video Effects
- 0904 Adjusting Effect Properties
- 0905 Animating Effects Using Key Frames
- 0906 Copying, Pasting And Moving Key Frames
- 0907 Adjusting Temporal Key Frame Interpolation
10. Checking Out A Selection Of Video Effect Categories And Specialized Effects
- 1001 Blurring And Sharpening Clips
- 1002 Distorting Clips
- 1003 Stylizing Clips
- 1004 Using Generate Effects
- 1005 Using The Lighting, Lightning And Lens Flare Effects
- 1006 Stabilizing Shaky Shots With The Warp Stabilizer
11. Performing Color Correction
- 1101 Understanding The Color Correction Workflow
- 1102 Organizing Our Recommended Color Correction Effects
- 1103 Taking A Look At Scopes
- 1104 Adjusting Tonality: Brightness And Contrast
- 1105 Adjusting Color
- 1106 Using Secondary Color Correction Techniques
- 1107 Using The Tint Effect
12. Introducing Compositing (Layering)
- 1201 Understanding How Compositing Works
- 1202 Layering Graphics, Video Clips And Backgrounds
- 1203 Working With Various Motion Effects To Composite Clips
- 1204 Using A Nested Sequence And The Picture-In-A-Picture Technique
- 1205 Creating A Looping, Animated Background
- 1206 Using Opacity And Blending Modes
- 1207 Working With Layered Photoshop Files
- 1208 Performing Multi-Camera Editing
13. Animating Motion Effects
- 1301 Animating Clips And Still Images With The Motion Effect
- 1302 Smoothing Motion By Adjusting Bezier Curves
- 1303 Matching The Motion Of An Object Within A Clip
14. Using Keying Effects
- 1401 Taking A Look At Keying Effects
- 1402 Trying Out Three Keying Effects
- 1403 Using The Ultra Key Effect
- 1404 Putting An Actor, Multiple Times, In A Single Scene
15. Specialized Compositing: Adjustment Layers And The Track Matte Key Effect
- 1501 Using Adjustment Layers
- 1502 Understanding The Track Matte Key Effect
- 1503 Highlighting Part Of A Clip
16. Working With The Titler
- 1601 The Importance Of Supers
- 1602 Starting With A Template
- 1603 Building Text From Scratch
- 1604 Using Text Styles
- 1605 Adding And Adjusting Text Properties
- 1606 Adding Graphics, Images, And Textures To Titles
- 1607 Making Text Roll Or Crawl
- 1608 Creating Shapes And Using The Pen Tool
- 1609 Using Digital Juice Ready2Go Animated Title Templates
17. Introducing Audio Editing
- 1701 Explaining Audio Editing
- 1702 Adding Audio To A Sequence
- 1703 Adjusting Audio Volume And Panning In The Effect Controls Panel
- 1704 Adjusting Audio Volume And Panning In The Timeline
- 1705 Breaking Out Multi-Channel Clips Into Mono Clips
18. Making Specialized Audio Edits
- 1801 Using Audio From One Clip On Another Clip
- 1802 Making J And L Cut Audio Edits
- 1803 Normalizing Audio And Making Sample-Level Edits
19. Working With Audio Effects
- 1901 Checking Out Audio Effects
- 1902 Working With Channel-Oriented Effects
- 1903 Using Frequency/Pitch Control Effects
- 1904 Applying Delay-Oriented Effects
- 1905 Checking Out Noise Removal And Other Effects
20. Using The Audio Mixer
- 2001 Controlling And Automating Track Volume And Panning
- 2002 Using Audio Effects In The Mixer
- 2003 Recording A Narration Or Other Audio
- 2004 Outputting Tracks To Submix Tracks
21. Exporting A Project
- 2101 Explaining The Export Workflow
- 2102 Going Over Export Format Options
- 2103 Exporting A Sequence, Clip Or Frame
- 2104 Author Bio
- 2105 Digital Juice Acknowledgement

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