Adobe Premiere Pro CC

Our Adobe Premiere Pro Video Editing Course in Dubai, UAE starts with Premiere Pro’s interface and the toolset with a quick project to get the feel of how things work in Premiere Pro. We’ll edit and render a simple introduction video Project about wildlife. Which will help you get acquainted with Premiere Pro’s comprehensive Workspaces and state of the art Tools. We’ll have a look at a client project and make a corporate style video based off a script.

As we work on this project, we’ll learn the basics of Premiere Pro in 8 steps:

•  Importing and Organizing the Video and Audio
• Selecting and Marking the Video Clips
• Building a Rough-Cut using insert and overwrite
• Adding B-Roll to Supplement the Edit
• Refining the Edit using ripple and rolling edit tools
• Applying Basic Audio Adjustments
• Adding and Titles and Effects
• Rendering the Final Video

Having had a good overview of Premiere Pro and some basic video editing concepts to work with, we’ll take the bar one step higher and ­­start editing a short commercial documentary. Which is primarily built upon a company’s history and interviews with their employees.

On 2nd day of this Premiere Pro video editing course in Dubai, we’ll not only learn about catching the pulse of the video and the audience, but will also have an in depth look at some of the key video editing techniques such as 3- & 4-point editing, speed ramping, J and L cuts.

Audio being half of the video is just as important as the video itself. Therefore, we’ll also learn about making audio level adjustments, audio mixing, ducking and animating the audio. And we’ll gel the whole project together with transitions, effects and filters.

And finally, we’ll seal the deal with color correction and adding titles, credit rolls and crawls. And that marks the end of our Adobe Premiere Pro BRONZE Course.

With the basics out of the way and good working knowledge of Premiere Pro acquired, we’ll discuss about some of the intermediate techniques as we work on a sports TV commercial. We’ll learn about tightening the clip timings using slip and slide tools, timing the cuts to the audio beats and trimming away excess pieces with the JKL technique. Recording and trimming the audio bites is another topic that we’ll have a look at.

Speaking of audio and sound bites, track mixing and creating a submix track is next on our list with having a look at some of the advanced audio features and effects. Day – 3’s project for this Premiere Pro video editing course will take an interesting turn, when we put time remapping into the mix that gives our clips a variable speed effect including the reverse motion. As we approach the end of our project and the day, we’ll have a look at adding a cinematic glow and relighting some of our video clips.

Moving onto our 4th Day of this Premiere Pro video editing course in Dubai, we’ll cover some of the most advanced topics as we edit a short TV show shot with multiple cameras (multicam editing). First, we’ll synchronize the clips shot on multiple cameras and then we bring out some of multicam controls to work with. Then we lay a rough cut before we start refining it and giving it more of a meaning.

Next up before lunch we’ll start a new project of editing a short film style commercial for a brewery company. This project involves stabilizing shaky footage, removing lens/sensor induced distortions, animating images and adding some sick transitions to our edit. With the edit somewhat finalized, we’ll start adding titles and lowers thirds using Premiere Pro ‘s essential graphics panel. Eventually we’ll finalize our edit with color correction using masks and tracking.

The last day of our Premiere Pro video editing course in Dubai comes with a lot of heavy lifting. With understanding and interpreting alpha channels, we’ll learn how to use alpha and luma information as mattes, green screen and blue screen keying, removing the color spill, enhancing the key with 3D lights and compositing the multiple images together.

We’ll then have a look at the advanced color correction and grading methods. Where we’ll be making use of Premiere Pro’s robust lumetri controls and state of the art lumetri scopes such as vector scopes, histograms and waveform monitor etc.

Next comes understanding the compression terms and exporting videos using Adobe Media Encoder. Finally, we’ll have a look at integration between various creative cloud apps and Premiere Pro using dynamic link. And that marks the end of our Premiere Pro Video Editing course.