Title: Udemy – Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2020 – The Essentials of Video Editing
Info:
Video Editing Essentials with Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2020 – Building your skills as an Adobe Premiere Pro Video Editor What you’ll learn:
Starting a New Project in Premiere Pro + Project Settings
Learning How To Use Workspaces + Panels in Premiere Pro
Creating Your Own Customized Workspace Layout in Premiere Pro
The Project Panel + Creating Bins to Organize Everything
An Introduction to the Timeline in Adobe Premiere Pro 2020
Understanding The Audio Track Mixer
Sequence Settings in Premiere Pro 2020
Understanding Frame Size + Frame Rate
Editing Talking Head Footage with Jumps Cuts
Editing Talking Head Footage with L & J Cuts, Zoom Cuts & Broll Cuts
Adding an Adjustment Layer to the Premiere Pro Timeline
Finding Premiere Pro Graphics Templates for Your Project that you Can Easily Drop into any Project
Basic Color Correction & Lumetri Scopes in Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2020
Color Grading: Adding a Stylized ‘Look’ to Your Footage in Adobe Premiere Pro
Color Grading: The ‘Hollywood’ Orange & Teal Look, & Using LUTs in Premiere Pro
Lumetri RGB Curves: Adjusting All Colors in Premiere Pro
Lumetri RGB Curves: Adjusting Red, Green & Blue in Premiere Pro
Hue Saturation Curves in Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2020
Requirements
You need Adobe Premiere Pro CC (creative cloud) 2020 installed on your computer, but earlier versions of Premiere Pro should be fine as well
No previous experience of Adobe Premiere Pro or video editing is necessary as I’ll get you familiar with the layout of Premiere Pro and walk you through the basics of video editing with this software
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