Next course: 12 February 2022 to 13 February 2022
Classroom-based weekend Beginner's course 10am-4.30pm at Film Oxford - Places Available.
Cost: £165, £149 (early booking discount to 30th Jan.), £124 concessions
Adobe Premiere Editing course is a practical hands-on course designed for those looking to edit their video using Adobe Premiere Pro software (beginners or improvers). Over the weekend, we will discuss all aspects of the video post-production stage using the popular desk-top editing software Adobe Premiere Pro. (This is used by TV companies such as the BBC, in movie production, corporate videos, and filmmakers creating short films). Learn how to import footage and edit, explore transitions, titling, sound editing and effects. Throughout the course, the tutor will advise students on their own projects and ideas (subject to time constraints). Good computer skills required, aimed at confident beginners. The software runs on MAC or PC. Maximum class size 7 participants.
Covid-19: Safety is our number one priority. This course will follow social distancing advice (until government advice changes): Each person will sit at an individual desk. Shared equipment sanitised between users. Learners are expected to bring their own face covering to wear (or be provided with a disposable one). Staff will wear face coverings. The training is held in a large, well-ventilated room. Hand sanitiser, wipes and gloves will be available. Full refund if we must cancel the course due to any restrictions.
Course Tutor: Andy Hall
For general info about Premiere pro on Adobe site click here
Adobe Premiere editing course outline
Course content may change according to participants needs.
Subjects covered include:
Audio editing, Transitions & Effects, Picture editing, Titling, Preparing and Importing film files, Managing Projects Effectively.
Day 1
Intro to digital editing systems, history and context
Intro to premiere interface and layout, Timeline, Project window and the playback windows
The first exercise, getting familiar with moving clips on the timeline
Setting up your computer to run premiere
Importing files & file management (also the importance of logging)
Defining clips in source monitor (mark in. mark out)
Start the main exercise
Recap and Q&A
Day 2
Recap
Trimming – with practice
Titling – with practice
Titling effects, effects window, keyframes, adding motion – with practice
Sound – Audio editing in Premiere Pro – with practice
Effects and Transitions – e.g. colour balance and dissolves – with practice
Use of stills within Premiere Pro and Keyboard Shortcuts
Exporting to different file formats – learners make a master file of their exercise
Q&A – Your tutor will answer specific questions from learners and demonstrate advanced features (time for this depends on how quickly learners complete exercises)
Recap – feedback from students, where next, After effects, Adobe TV, Free trial/buying Premiere Pro
Early booking discount & concessions
Early Booking – Book early to get 10% reduction on the full price course fee. See the date at top right of this page (usually two weeks before the course start date, but may vary).
Concessions – UK based Students, NHS workers and people on some means-tested benefits. Evidence is required, such as student card, NHS staff card or benefit letter.
Means tested benefits – JSA, Income Support; Working Tax Credit (not child tax credit); Council Tax Benefit (not student/single person/reduction due to disability); Housing Benefit; Pension Credit (guarantee); Unwaged Dependent of these benefits & Universal Credit.
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