Adobe Premiere Pro is widely used and recognized as an industry standard when creating programs combining video, audio and still images. It allows the capture, edit and delivery of video online, on air, on disc or on devices. Premiere Pro also allows colour correction and work with audio

Date:  Monday 16th, Tuesday 17th July, 2012

Time:  10am – 5pm

Cost:  £210, including lunch and refreshments (Staff discount)

Location:  City Campus, University of Wales, Newport, NP20 2BP

Course Overview
This course will teach you how to use Premieres powerful start-to-finish program for editing digital video. If you are an amateur with basic digital video camera experience looking to broaden your skills base, this course will teach you how to use Premieres toolset to bring flexibility, functionality and control to your videos. Learn how to edit clips and sequences, add/manipulate effects and transitions, work with audio tracks, and export your results to a variety of formats.

Knowledge needed

·         No previous video editing experience is required; however basic computer skills are necessary.

The course will be suitable for those who are completely new to the application through to more experienced users who may wish to take this class to get rid of those bad habits.

Typical learning objectives

·         Touring Adobe Premiere Pro CS5/CS5

·         Selecting Settings,

·         Adjusting Preferences, and Managing Assets

·         Applying Specialized Editing Tools

·         Adding Video Transitions

·         Putting Clips in Motion

·         Adding Video Effects

·         Changing Time

·         Acquiring and Editing Audio

·         Sweetening Your Sound and Mixing Audio

·         Creating Dynamic Titles

·         Exploring Compositing Techniques

·         Analyzing Content

·         Working with Colour

·         Importing and Capturing Media

·         Exporting Frames, Clips, and Sequences

·         Managing Your Projects

·         Navigating inside Premiere

·         Organise video projects

·         Assemble a sequence of media clips

·         Fine tune a sequence

·         Use transitions and video effects

·         Create titles and credits

·         Perform basic colour correction

·         Work with audio

·         Adjust audio clips

·         Export video

·         Output video

Benefits of attending

·         Get an edge in the job market with prestigious industry accreditation

·         Authorised Training Centre offering globally recognised Adobe® qualifications

·         Taught by Adobe Certified Instructors with vast industry experience
State-of-the-art facilities and equipment

Tutor Profile

Charles Rawlins is a fellow of the Royal Society of Arts with over fifteen years of production experience in television, film and games. He has won both production and design awards in film and animation. He was awarded a production study tour to Los Angelis and was sponsored to attend acting and scriptwriting courses by S4C and Double Negative based at Pinewood.  He has studied editing and animation techniques working with directors such as Gerry Anderson, David Lane, Ken Turner, Alan Perry, Ron Appleton and game programme teams.

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