Video2brain Premiere Pro CS6 for Avid and Final Cut Pro Editors

In this workshop filmmaker, trainer, and author Maxim Jago presents a quick, easy-to-use guide for editors who want to make the transition from Avid Media Composer or Final Cut Pro to Adobe Premiere Pro, or even to move back and forth between applications. Premiere Pro CS6 supports roundtrip editing and offers great new features like dynamic trimming, the Warp Stabilizer, and Rolling Shutter Repair. And of course Premiere Pro makes it easy for you to harness the power of the entire Adobe Creative Suite to help you with everything from writing scripts and creating titles to capturing live video and tracking metadata.

In this workshop you’ll learn the fundamentals of Premiere Pro CS6 and see how easy it is to make the transition from Avid Media Composer or Final Cut Pro to Adobe Premiere Pro, or even to move back and forth between applications. The contents of this course include:

Introducing Adobe Premiere Pro CS6
Adobe Premiere Pro has matured into a powerful, professional nonlinear editing system. Many editors are looking for a new editing option and discovering that Premiere Pro gives them everything they need and more. This chapter introduces Premiere Pro CS6 and highlights some of its most-loved features.

Creating and Managing Projects
Premiere Pro does not have very complex options when setting up a new project, because the conforming settings are in the individual sequences instead. In this chapter you’ll see how easy it is to create, set up, and organize a new Premiere Pro project.

Working with Sequences
Premiere Pro conforms media based on your sequence settings. You can have as many sequences as you like, at whatever resolution you like, and even nest them...if you like. We’ll look at the various tools and options related to sequences in this chapter.

Applying Effects, Color Correction, and Opacity
Though Premiere Pro fits neatly into the Creative Suite, it’s an effects powerhouse in its own right. This chapter gives you the key skills you need to work with your visuals.

Titles and Metadata
Premiere Pro’s rich toolset includes an advanced title editor and support for multiple metadata schemas. We'll look at working with titles and metadata in this chapter.

Integrating Premiere Pro with Other Applications
Premiere Pro integrates very smoothly with other applications in Creative Suite and is also very compatible with other editing systems, including Avid Media Composer and Final Cut Pro. In this chapter you’ll see how easy it is to round-trip between Premiere Pro and other applications.

Working with Audio
Premiere Pro has some of the most advanced audio editing features available for a nonlinear editing system. This chapter introduces the key components.

Outputting Video
When you have finished your creative work, it’s time to share the project with the world. This chapter shows you how to output.

The video lessons are wrapped in a unique interface that lets you jump to any topic and bookmark individual sections for later review. Full Screen mode provides a hi-def, immersive experience. And Watch-and-Work mode shrinks the video into a small window so that you can play the videos alongside Premiere Pro.

System Requirements

Broadband internet connection
Up-to-date browser with Flash plug-in
Screen resolution 1024x768 or higher
Sound card with speakers or headphones attached
Pentium 4 2.6 GHz or higher, or Apple Mac G5
512 MB RAM

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