PREMCS3FT - Adobe Premiere Pro CS3
| Categories |
Adobe Training, Graphics Training |
| Duration |
4 days (28 hours) |
| Pre-requisites |
Before taking this course, students should be familiar with the basic functions, such as creating folders, launching programs, and working with windows, of their computer's operating system. They should also have the basic Windows application skills, such as copying and pasting objects, formatting text, saving files etc |
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| Courseware |
PREMCS3FT-ADOBE (464 pages) |
| Price |
$1580 |
| Notes |
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Adobe Premiere Pro CS3 is a powerful program for editing digital version.Premiere helps you create dynamic video or film. This course helps you understand and work with basic through advanced concepts and features of Adobe Premiere.
Touring Adobe Premiere Pro CS3
Getting started
New Features in Adobe Premiere Pro CS3
Nonlinear editing in Adobe Premiere Pro CS3
Presenting the standard digital video workflow
Enhancing the workflow with high-level features
Incorporating Adobe Creative Suite 3 Production Premium into the workflow
Touring the Adobe Premiere Pro workspace
Customizing the workspace
Review
Shooting and Capturing Great Video Assets
Getting started
Twenty tips for shooting great video
Capturing video
Capturing an entire tape
Using batch capture and scene detection
Tackling manual analog movie capture
Review
Adobe OnLocation
Getting started
Setting up Adobe OnLocation
Calibrating your camera with SureShot
Recording live video
Analyzing video with Adobe OnLocation scopes
Analyzing audio with Adobe OnLocation scopes
Review
Selecting Settings, Adjusting Preferences, and Managing Assets
Getting started
Selecting project settings
Adjusting user preferences
Importing assets
Image and graphics issues
Managing media in the new bins
New bin features
Working with assets in Adobe Bridge
Review
Creating Cuts-only Videos
Getting started
Using a storyboard to build a rough cut
Editing clips on the Timeline
Moving clips to, from, and within the Timeline
Working with Source Monitor editing tools
Adjusting clips in the Trim panel
Using other editing tools
Review
Adding Video Transitions
Getting started
Using transitions with restraint
Trying some transitions
Changing parameters in the Effect Controls panel
Using the A/B mode to fine-tune a transition
Review
Creating Dynamic Titles
Getting started
Strengthen your project with titles
Changing text parameters
Building text from scratch
Putting text on a path
Creating shapes
Making text roll and crawl
Text effects: Sheens, strokes, shadows, and fill
Review
Applying Specialized Editing Tools
Getting started
Timesaving editing tools
Using graphics with transitions
Review
Adding Video Effects
Getting started
Sampling some basic video effects
Manipulating keyframes and effect parameters
Adding keyframe interpolation and velocity
Taking some fantastic effects for a test drive
Review
Putting Clips in Motion
Getting started
Applying the Motion effect to clips
Changing clip size and adding rotation
Working with keyframe interpolation
Creating pictures in a picture
Enhancing motion with shadows and beveled edges
Other motion effects: Transform and Basic 3D
Review
Changing Time
Getting started
Slow motion and reverse motion
Variable time change with time remapping
Time remapping with speed transitions
Time remapping with reverse
Review
Acquiring and Editing Audio
Getting started
Setting up a basic voice-recording area
Voicing professional narrations
Adobe Premiere Pro—A high-quality aural experience
Examining audio characteristics
Adjusting audio volume
Adding J-cuts and L-cuts
Review
Sweetening Your Sound and Mixing Audio
Getting started
Sweetening sound with audio effects
Trying out stereo and 5.1 surround sound effects
Working with the Audio Mixer
Outputting tracks to submixes
Recording voice-overs
Creating a 5.1 surround sound mix
Fixing, sweetening, and creating soundtracks in Soundbooth
Review
Compositing Techniques
Getting started
Making compositing part of your projects
Working with the Opacity effect
Two multiple-track video effects: Blend and Texturize
Working with alpha-channel transparencies
Applying chroma, color, and luminance keying effects
Using matte keys
Review
Color, Nested Sequences, and Shortcuts
Getting started
An overview of color-oriented effects
Adjusting and enhancing color
Using nested sequences
Replacing clips
Recommended keyboard shortcuts
Review
Project Management
Getting started
Project menu overview
Using the Project Manager
Conducting a Clip Notes review
High-definition video and film features
Review
Using Photoshop and After Effects to Enhance Your Video Projects
Getting started
Adobe Creative Suite 3 Production Premium
Importing Photoshop CS3 files as sequences
Editing Encore menus in Photoshop CS3
Dynamic Link with After Effects CS3
Review
Exporting Frames, Clips, and Sequences
Getting started
Export options
Recording to videotape
Making single frames
Creating standard movie, image sequence, and audio files
Using the Adobe Media Encoder
Exporting to mobile devices
Working with edit decision lists
Review
Authoring DVDs with Adobe Premiere Pro CS3 and Encore CS3
Getting started
Overview of DVD authoring in Adobe Premiere Pro
Adding Encore chapter markers to the timeline
Creating an auto-play DVD
Creating a menu DVD
Creating a Blu-ray Disc
Exporting DVD projects to Flash
Review