Adobe Premier Pro 2022 For Beginners: Complete Step-By-Step Adobe Premier Pro Practical Guide For Beginners, Intermediate Learners And Pros With Updated Tips & Tricks

INTRODUCTION
    Prerequisites for Installing Premiere Pro
    Installing Premiere Pro
CHAPTER ONE
ADOBE PREMIERE PRO TOUR
    Performing Non-linear Editing in Adobe Premiere Pro
    Editing the Workflow
    Colour grading and Sound Design
    Adding Final Touches to Your Project
    Touring the Adobe Premiere Pro Interface
    Source Monitor
    Panel of Effect Controls
    Audio Mixer
    Metadata Panel
    Program Monitors
    Project Panel
    Panel for Media Browser
    Info Panel
    Effects Panel
    Marker Panel
    History Panel
    Tools Panel
    Timeline Panel
    The Panel of Audio Meters
    Tools
    Selection Tool
    Track Selection Tool
    Ripple Editor
    Tool for Rolling Editing
    Rate Stretching Software
    Razor Tool
    Slip Tool
    Slide Tool
    Pen Tool
    Hand Tool
    Zoom Tool
    Customizing the Premiere Pro Interface
    Open, Closing, and Moving Panels
    Using Drop Zones
    Hands On: Edit Your First Video
    Have the video clips prepared and ready for editing
    Understanding your video file format
    Sequencing and trimming video clips
    Have the feel and look of the video clips edited
    Copy and paste the video settings
    Make the video flow by adding dynamic transitions
    Video quality should be exported at its highest
    Using and Setting Your Keyboard Shortcuts
CHAPTER TWO
SETTING UP A PROJECT
    Creating a Project
    Setting up a workspace
    Have a review and then import media.
    Have a sequence of clips created.
    Adjust the Clip Length
    Add Transition Clips
    Creating a Title Clip
    Customize your title
    Add the title clip to your sequence
    Add a Graphic
    Setting Up a Sequence
    Options for Sequence Presets
    Choosing a sequence preset
    Designing a custom sequence preset
    Sequence Settings
    Editing mode
    Video Frame Dimensions
    Pixel Aspect Ratio
    Fields
    Display Format
CHAPTER THREE
IMPORTING MEDIA
    Importing Media Files
    Exporting media files
    Ingest Options and Proxy Media
    Create Proxy
    Proxy Attach Workflow Options
    Enable Proxy
    Removing proxies that are attached
    Working with the Media Browser Panel
    Importing Still Images
    Preparing still images before importing them
    Importing files from Photoshop and Illustrator
    Import a layered Photoshop file
    Importing Illustrator Images
    Import images as an image sequence
    Imported Image Resizing
    Using Adobe Stock
    How to use Adobe stock videos in Premiere Pro
    Using motion graphics templates in Adobe Premiere Pro
    Making use of Adobe stock audio in Adobe Premiere Pro
    Recording a Voice Over
    To record a voice over note ensure you have a track that is completely blank.
    Right click and where within the blank track and select customize
    This will show the mic icon as see below
    Customizing the Media Cache
    How to Delete Media File Cache
CHAPTER FOUR
ORGANIZING MEDIA
    Using the project panel
    Adding/removing columns in the Project panel
    Organizing content by columns
    Clip Description
    TimeCode
    Working With The Bins
        Creating and Organizing Bins
    REVIEWING FOOTAGE
        Motion Tracking
    Reasons why motion tracking are used
        Colour correction and grading
    Frame blocking transition
    Blur faces and objects.
    Text motion
    Using motion tracking when editing your videos
    Add the effect to the clip
    Create a mask
    Move over to the Effect Control Panel and find the effect to be added
    Change the effect values
    Have the mask path auto tracked
    Make changes to the track path
    FREEFORM VIEW
    Using the Premiere Pro Freeform View
    Customizing the Freeform View
        Display of Custom Metadata
    Set Poster Frames
    Assign Labels
    Keep Layouts in the Freeform View
    Creative ways of using the Freeform View
    Arrange by type
    Shot
    Angle
    Character
    Action Items
    Arrange by sequence
    MODIFYING CLIPS
    Trimming a video with the use of a Timeline
    Trimming a Video Using the Program Monitor
    Adjustment Layers
    Creating an Adjustment Layer
    Have modes and adjustment layers blended
    The Transform effect and adjustment layers
CHAPTER FIVE
WORKING WITH CLIPS AND MARKERS
    Using the Program Monitor Controls
    Controls for time navigation and time coding
    Buttons and transport controls
    Editing Functions
    Menu Options for Wings
    Multi-Camera Monitor
    New Reference Monitor
    Setting the Playback Resolution
    VR Video Playback
    Step 1: Turn on VR in the Sequence Settings
    Step 2: Preview the Video Quality
    Step 3: Edit the Video and Choose a Center Point
    Using Markers
    Below are the types of markers that can be found in Adobe Premiere Pro.
    Markers panel
    Add markers to the Timeline
    Finally, set the options below:
        Give the marker a unique name.
    Finding, Moving, and Deleting Markers
    Navigate among the markers.
    Move a marker
    Delete markers
    Share markers with After Effects
    Filtering markers by colour
    Use Sync Lock and Track Lock
    Enabling or disabling sync lock
    Working with gaps in the sequence
        Adding gaps
    Closing gaps
    Utilizing Clips
    Choose one or more clips
    Enable or disable clips
    Grouping clips
    Moving Clips in a Timeline Panel
    Moving clips with the use of the keypad
    Choose the clip in the sequence
    Moving clips to a completely different track
    Rearranging clips in a Timeline Panel
Chapter Six
Adding Transitions
    What are the transitiosn effects?
    Set and apply default transitions
    Apply default transitions between chosen clips
    Applying a single sided transitions
    Copy and Paste transitions
    Changing the transition
    The importance of clip handles
CHAPTER SEVEN
MASTERING ADVANCED EDITING TECHNIQUES
    Performing a Four-Point Edit
    How it works
    Replacing Clips and Media
    Changing Clip Playback Speed
    Speed /Duration command
    Using the Rate Stretch tool
    Using Time Remapping
    Nesting a Sequence
    Performing Regular Trimming
CHAPTER EIGHT
PUTTING CLIPS IN MOTION
    Adjusting Motion Effect
    Changing a Clip Position, Size and Rotation
    Lighting Effects only
    Motion Effects
    Scale a clip
    Scale Asset
    Scale assets manually
    Rotating a clip
    Working with keyframe interpolation
    Applying Auto reframe Effect
    Slower Motion
    Default
    Faster Motion
CHAPTER NINE
EDITING AND MIXING AUDIO
    Setting Up the Interface to Work with Audio
    Examining Audio Characteristics
    Mute Input During Timeline Recording
    Auto Waveform Generation
    Automation Keyframe Optimization
    Adjustment of Large Volume
    Adobe Plug-In Manager
    Adding Adobe Stock Audio
    Adjusting Audio Volume
    Auto-Dock Music Level
    Creating A Split Edit
    Adjusting Audio Levels for a Clip
CHAPTER 10
IMPROVING AUDIO
    Improving audio with the essential sound panel
CHAPTER 11
ADDING VISUAL EFFECTS
    Working with Visual Effect
    Applying the Masterclip Effect
        Keyframe Effects
    Using Effects Preset
    Exploring frequently used effects
    Fixed effects
    Motion
    Opacity
    Time Remapping
    Volume
    Standard effects
    Clip-based and track-based effects
    Effect plug-ins
    Using the Render and Replace Command
CHAPTER TWELVE
USAGE OF COLOUR CORRECTION AND GRADING
    Understanding Display Colour Management
    Following the colour adjustment workflow
    Steps to the general correction workflow:
    Using Comparison View
    Below are the steps to using the comparison view:
    Switch to Comparison View
    Choose a reference frame
    Choose a split-screen view
    Choose a shot or frame comparison
    Swap sides
    Matching colours
        Step 1: Choose a comparison view
        Step 2: Select a frame of reference
        Step 3: Select a clip that corresponds to the reference frame
        Step 4: Enable Face Detection to prioritize skin tones
        Step 5: Use the colour Wheels to match colours
        Step 6: Perform manual adjustments
    Exploring the colour adjustment effects
    How to Adjust colour Effects
    Fixing Exposure Problems
    Colour Offset Correction
    Using special colour effects
    Creating a Distinctive Look
CHAPTER THIRTEEN
EXPLORING COMPOSITING TECHNIQUES
    What is an Alpha Channel?
    Making Compositing Part of Your Project
    Working with the Opacity Effect
    Adjusting Alpha Channel Transparencies
    Colour-Keying a Green Screen Shot
    Steps to Keying a GreenScreen Shot:
CHAPTER FOURTEEN
CREATING NEW GRAPHICS
    Exploring the Essential Graphics Panel
    Create clip layers
    Align and distribute graphic layers
    Create multiple shadows
    Create mask layers
    Mastering typography is essential
    The different elements of typography
        Fonts and Typefaces
    Contrast
    Consistency
    White space
    Alignment
    Colour
    Hierarchy
    Creating New Titles
    Create a unique title
    Add the title clip to your sequence.
    Working With Shapes And Logos
    Working With A Motion Graphics Template
    Adding Captions
    Add text to captions.
    Import and display captions
    Edit captions
CHAPTER FIFTEEN
EXPORTING FRAMES, CLIPS, AND SEQUENCES
    Making a Fast Export
    Understanding the Full Media Export Options
    Exporting Single Frame
    Method 1
    Method 2
    Uploading to Social Media
CHAPTER SIXTEEN
MANAGING PROJECTS
    Conclusion