Adobe Premiere Pro - Editing and Collaborating Introduction - Join the WAITING LIST MANCHESTER!

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Premiere Pro is becoming an increasingly more prevalent and a widely used tool in the TV and film industry as well as for those all important social deliveries, making it essential for both freelance and on-staff editors to understand its capabilities.

This course serves as a strong starting point for any editor or assistant looking to expand their editing toolkit as well as a good conversion session for current editors looking to move applications.

This course has been updated to provide a working knowledge of the software in a professional environment including an overview of its use for shared projects on network storage using Adobe Productions.

Who is this course for?
This is an end-to-end session for anyone who is currently working as an offline or online Editor or assistant in the TV & Film industry as well as other members of the production team. Its also good for marketing and social media content producers.

• An overview of the software itself including subscriptions and installing
• A brief overview of the interface and the tools available to help you familiarise yourself with the software
• A brief look at workflows from ingest to delivery
  
  Once familiar with the software we’ll then look at some of the tasks you could use it for:
• Building the edit
• Mixed resolution formats
• Multicam setup and edits
• Working with sound
• Visual Effects and Graphics
• And overview of “Finishing” including colour correction
• Sharing a project between multiple editors
• The Render Queue
  

Learning Outcomes
Once completed you will have a better idea of Premiere Pros offline/online tools and abilities as well as having a better idea of how to use it as a collaberative tool with other editors and assistants