Open multiple clips, master playback controls, and show media handles.
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Ep. 9: Reviewing Your Clips
- Tags:
- Video School,
- Adobe Premiere,
- Editing,
- Tutorial,
- How-To,
- Software,
- Beginner
Andrea has been uploading videos to Vimeo since 2006. Her favorite part of making vids is being on set. She has but two great loves, er, influences: Monty Python and the Kansas City Chiefs.
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Check out other episodes in this series:
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1.Video editing basics for those looking to harness the power of Adobe Premiere.10:30
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2.Find the tools you need most and put them front and center.11:49
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3.Import clips and image sequences using the Media Browser.10:14
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4.Create and import bins (folders) of video files.05:21
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5.Organize your project panel with labels and metadata.05:13
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6.Switch between playback resolutions, audio formats, and more.13:51
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7.Learn keyboard shortcuts for zooming in and out, nudging clips, and detecting duplicates.09:14
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8.Delve into Premiere’s powerful and robust set of timeline tools.14:47
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Open multiple clips, master playback controls, and show media handles.13:26
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10.Insert and overwrite using buttons and master snapping within the timeline.10:23
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11.Uncover quick tricks for tweaking and trimming your edits.03:25
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12.Adjust frame rate, aspect ratio, audio, video codec, custom presets, and more.08:38
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13.Dig into preferences with sync settings, label colors, memory allocation, and more.07:05
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14.Learn to use the media browser interface, work with proxies, and locate original files.03:13
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15.Balance tracks with the clip mixer, edit a track to your timeline, and lock/sync tracks.14:39
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16.Adjust text and fonts, add drop shadow, and create new titles from existing text.09:16
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17.Match source settings, add a watermark, and upload to Vimeo with recommended compression settings.11:06
1 Comment
Dennis Pollock
This is a great series. It takes you from the very beginning and shows you all you need to jump in and produce full fledged videos, movies, etc. Very thorough, and everything is made plain so that even people a little slow to grasp things (like me) can get it. What a blessing - and for free! What more could you ask? I recently made the shift from PowerDirector to Adobe Premiere Pro, and this series has made the transition a whole lot easier than it otherwise would have been! Thanks so much!