The Premiere Pro stage of the Bootcamp covers all the basic skills needed to edit and work with video files whether for the web, dvd or other output.
Premiere Pro Stage - Course Topics
Introduction
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Formats, Codecs and video standards
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Planning, storyboarding, scripts and more
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The video editing workflow
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Non-Linear Editing
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Understanding projects, sequences and clips.
The Premiere Interface
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Using workspaces in Adobe Premiere
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The Source, Program, Project and Sequence panels
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Supplementary panels (Effects Controls, Audio, Metadata, Media and more)
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Scratch disks, ingest settings and more
Importing and organising your footage
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Importing single and multiple files and folders
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Using bins and renaming clips
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Adding metadata to clips
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Using the Media Browser
Basic Editing Skills
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Setting In and Out Points
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Previewing your clips in the Source Panel
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Creating a new sequence from your clip
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Three point and drag-and-drop editing
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Understanding an insert and overwrite edit
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Working with different image formats
Editing in the Timeline
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Rearranging clips in the timeline
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Copying and pasting clips
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Understanding tracks and using track select
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Ripple and roll edits
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Slip and slide tools
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Using the razor tool
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Using rate stretch
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Lift and extract tools
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Speed / duration settings
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Extract and use a still
Working with audio
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Essential sound panel
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Assigning audio type
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Enabling ducking
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Applying audio effects
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Audio transitions
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Edit clip in Audition
Working with Video Effects
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Adding transitions
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Setting default transitions
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Set transition duration
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Adjust opacity, position, scale and rotation
Further Effects
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Colour correction with Lumetri colour effects
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Blur and sharpen
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Basic 3D effects
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Lighting effects
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Lens flares and lightning
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Understanding rendering and realtime playback
Keyframing and Masking
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Enabling keyframes
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Adding Keyframes
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Adjusting keyframes
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Removing keyframes
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Applying a mask
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Adjusting a mask
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Keyframing your mask
Adding Titles
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Essential graphics panel
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Editing titles
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Adjusting speed
Closed captions
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Editing captions
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Enabling captions
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Captions standards
Exporting your project
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Understanding formats and presets
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Exporting to the web for H264
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Output Sequence, Work area, or In Out Points
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Project manager
Tips and common problems
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Resetting your preferences file
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Moving and relinking source files
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The auto-save vault
The After Effects stage of the Bootcamp covers all the basic skills needed in the post production of professional quality video content.
After Effects Stage - Course Topics
Preparing your project
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Terminology - Resolution, Frames per second and more
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Storyboarding
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What assets are needed
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What other skills are needed
After Effects user interface and animation
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What is a project file and what is in it?
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Workspaces
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Tools and Panels
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Importing Media into a Project
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Creating a Composition
The Text Tool
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Using the text tool
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Formatting text
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Editing text
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Paragraph and Character panels
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Create shapes from text
Creating shapes
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Rectangle, Elipse, Polygon, Star
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The pen tool
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Editing shapes
The Timeline
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Overview of the timeline
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Switches and modes
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Shy layers
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Soloing
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Reordering
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Labels and Markers
Transform Options
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Opacity
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Rotation
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Scale
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Position
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Anchor Point
Basic Animation
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What is keyframing
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Applying keyframes
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Adjusting keyframes
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Duplicating keyframes
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Easing
Intermediate Animation
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Motion sketch
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Roving keyframes
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Wiggler
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Motion Blur
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Centering / Moving the anchor point
Masking v Track Mattes
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Creating Masks
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Creating Track Mattes
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Keyframing masks
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Keyframing track mattes
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Using with Effects
Adjusting time
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Time reverse
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Slowing down
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Speeding up
Effects
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Colour Correction
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Basic Keying
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Simulating rainfall / snowfall
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Presets
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Modifying Effects using the Effects Control Panel
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Animating Effects
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Using Adjustment Layers
Rendering and Output
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Dependancies
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Add to Render Queue
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Add to Adobe Media Encoder Queue
Who should attend this course
This course is aimed at people looking to professionally edit and manipulate video files, adding post production effects to a high standard.
You should be comfortable using a computer for example to copy and paste or open files and applications, and an understanding of common video terminology is an advantage.
Comments from delegates that attended
"Really good basic overview in Premier Pro. I have got more out of the session than I hope for."
Head of Marketing and Alliances, PowerON
"He is super helpful, enthusiastic and knowledgeable - thanks again for being so cool!"
Digital Design Lead, Mullen Lowe
"{{The instructor}} was really patient - happy to answer questions and go over points again. Offer help and advice after course too."
Corporate Communication Officer, North Yorkshire Police
"Really helpful course, I had used Premier Pro before, but this really helped to formalise what i knew, and showed me lots of ways that will make my workflow quicker and easier in the future. I liked the small class size."
Content Manager, Yumax
"{{The instructor}} was lovely - he was more than happy to help with everything and answer everyone's questions. He's an expert on the software, and it's good to know I've learnt from the master himself!"
Content Marketing Exec, Yorkshire Care
"Personable, knowledgeable, informative and a people person. Great"
Lecturer in Photography, Dumfries & Galloway College
"Small classes (4) meant questions can be asked without disruption. Friendly atmosphere. We all had questions at some point and it meant queries were manageable, relevant and answered well."
Marketing, Renishaw