Screen Training Courses

Course Duration

Course Overview

The following is a general outline. The range of topics covered during your training is dependent upon student level, time available and preferences of your course booking.

Course Content

• Overview

  Quick overview of the basic PP workflow – importing assets, making selections, building timelines and using the tools.

• Understanding the Proxy Workflow in Premiere Pro

  Machine considerations for the various types of footage to be used Ways of creating proxies in PP How to know you are using Proxies Dropped frame indicator Import options for MD5 verification

• Keyboard Editing in Premiere Pro

  Learn how to use keyboard shortcuts to quickly and efficiently edit your timeline in PP Discover how to find and customize all your keyboard shortcuts in PP Overview of preferences

• Titles, Animation, Effects & Captions

  A review of title creation in Premiere Pro including importing and using .mogrt files Review of Responsive Design tools A recap on animation options in PP for PiP (Picture in Picture) and title animation Creating and using Open Captions in PP Export options for Captions (Burn-in vs .srt) Quick overview of some key Effects and review of restricting effects and tracking masks If time, a quick overview of some FX tools available for PP (at extra cost)

• Export Options and Project Management in PP

  Project Management options in PP for Archiving projects XML/AAF exports – Why? & How? Export settings including the ‘Effects’ tab Creating export presets Export through PP vs Media Encoder Non-standard exports (ie Instagram) and presets Social Media exports Intermediate format exports Animated GIF exports

• Multi-camera Editing

  Merging externally recorded audio with your camera files Multicam editing is great fun and a very powerful way to create more compelling video. We will look at the whole multicam workflow including how to sync your various cameras, make quick cuts, replace camera angles, make additional cuts, edit cut points and flatten the final timeline.

• Keying and integration with After Effects

  We will look at Chroma Keying (green/blue-screen) inside of After Effects by sending our Premiere Pro clip to After Effects and seeing the final result back in PP

• VR Overview

  VR 360 and 180 is a similar workflow in terms of editing to that of working with normal footage. The key is knowing how to preview your VR timelines

• Colour Grading/Correction in Premiere Pro

  Understanding why different types of footage give different results when graded What tools do you need for a good grade? Lumetri Scopes – understanding what you are looking at (Waveform/Parade/Vectorscope YUV)! The Lumetri Panel – overview of the various tools Input LUTs Creative LUTs Curves Primary and Secondary grading Master vs Clip level grading

Prerequisites

• • To ensure your success, we recommend that all delegates have completed the Adobe Premiere Pro Getting Started course or have equivalent knowledge.