Infinite Skills - Learning Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2014 [repost]

In this Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2014 training course, expert author Andy Anderson teaches you the essential editing techniques you need to take your editing skills to the next level with the latest release of this video editing software program from Adobe. This course is designed for the absolute beginner, meaning no experience with Premiere Pro is required. You will start by touring the user interface, and then jump into learning how to set up and work with a project. Andy will then show you how to import media into Premiere Pro, as well as organize your clips. Once you’re comfortable with the program, Andy will teach you editing basics, including how to overwrite, work with markers, group clips, and split clips. This video tutorial will also cover topics such as trimming clips, working with fixed effects and key frames, utilizing effects, working with transitions, and title effects. Finally, you will learn how to work with mattes and multi-cam, and then get ready for primetime by exporting the production, saving an export preset, and work with the project manager.

Once you have completed this computer based training course, you will be fully capable of assembling video clips into a successful production, as well as using a variety of output options. Working files are included, allowing you to follow along with the author throughout the lessons.

01. Introduction
0101 Introduction To Premiere Pro CC 2014
0102 About Andy
0103 Top Ten From Andy
0104 How To Access Your Working Files

02. Getting Started
0201 Getting Started With Premiere Pro
0202 A Tour Of The Interface
0203 The Premiere Pro Workflow
0204 Choosing The Right Workspace
0205 Adding Custom Workspaces
0206 Quick Tip - Importing Project Workspaces
0207 Working Through Preferences
0208 Getting Started With Shortcuts
0209 Quick Tip - Customizing Monitor Buttons
0210 Quick Tip - Basic Editing Shortcuts

03. Working With Projects
0301 Introduction to Projects
0302 Setting Up A Project
0303 Opening Saving And Closing Projects
0304 Dealing With Missing Files
0305 Creating A Project Workspace
0306 Quick Tip - Maximizing Project Panels

04. Importing Media
0401 Introduction To Media
0402 Importing Options
0403 Working In The Media Browser
0404 Importing Using Capture
0405 Working With Multi-Layered Photoshop Files
0406 Using The Import Command
0407 Importing From Premiere Pro Projects
0408 Generating Media
0409 Dynamic Media Links
0410 Quick Tip - Using A DTE Device
0411 Quick Tip - Revealing Clips

05. Organizing Clips
0501 Introduction To Clip Organization
0502 Organization And Direction
0503 Working In The Projects Panel
0504 Managing Clips
0505 Searching For Clips
0506 Using Bins For Organization
0507 Working With Bin Preferences
0508 Loading The Working Files
0509 Creating A Search Bin
0510 Using Find All In A Sequence

06. Additional Organizational Tips
0601 Introduction To Organizational Tips
0602 Working In Icon View
0603 Clips And Subclips
0604 Working In The Source Monitor
0605 Working Through Metadata
0606 Using The Project Panel As A Storyboard

07. The Premiere Pro Timeline
0701 Introduction To The Timeline
0702 Understanding Sequences
0703 The Timeline Panel
0704 Adding And Deleting Tracks
0705 Changing The Timecode Display
0706 Syncing Audio And Tracks
0707 Creating Sequences

08. An Introduction To Editing
0801 Introduction To Editing
0802 Working With Multiple Sequences
0803 Overwrite Versus Insert Edits
0804 Using Track Targeting
0805 Performing Three And Four Point Edits
0806 Adding Clips To The Energy Spot
0807 Working With Markers

09. Additional Editing Pointers
0901 Introduction To Editing Pointers
0902 Clip Selection Techniques
0903 Groups And Ungrouping Clips
0904 Clip Snapping Options
0905 Dragging Clips To The Timeline
0906 Precision Clip Movements
0907 Performing Lift And Extract Edits
0908 Working With Gaps
0909 Clip Replacements
0910 Splitting Clips
0911 Linking And Unlinking Clips
0912 Quick Tip - Selecting Clips Within A Group
0913 Visualizing In And Out Points

10. Trimming Clips
1001 Introduction To Trimming Clips
1002 Performing Regular Trims
1003 Ripple And Rolling Trims
1004 Slip And Slide Trims
1005 Planning The Energy Spot
1006 Organizing The Energy Spot Timeline
1007 Adjusting Clip Trimmings
1008 The Trim Monitor
1009 Using Render And Replace

11. Working With Fixed Effects And Key Frames
1101 Introduction To Fixed Effects And Key Frames
1102 Working With Fixed Effects
1103 The Power Of Key Frames
1104 Adding Key Frames Manually
1105 Adding Key Frames On The Timeline
1106 Performing A Time Re-Mapping
1107 Working On The Energy Spot

12. Utilizing Effects
1201 Introduction To Effects
1202 Premiere Pro Effects
1203 Adding And Removing Effects
1204 Controlling Effects With Key Frames
1205 Adding Effects To Multiple Clips
1206 Organizing With Effects Bins And Presets
1207 The Energy Project
1208 Quick Tip - Track Targeting
1209 Working With Adjustment Layers

13. Working With Transitions
1301 Introduction To Transitions
1302 Premiere Pro Transitions
1303 Adding Transitions To Clips
1304 Customizing Transitions
1305 Creating A Manual Transition
1306 Quick Tip - Working With Default Transitions
1307 Quick Tip - Trims And Transitions
1308 The Energy Spot

14. Premiere Pro Title Effects
1401 Introduction To Title Effects
1402 Titles 101
1403 Using The Titler
1404 Working With Styles
1405 Using Title Properties
1406 Saving Customized Styles
1407 Working With Templates
1408 Using Align, Center, And Distribute
1409 Using The Title Pen Tools
1410 Generating Rolling Credits
1411 The Energy Spot - Adding The Counter
1412 The Energy Spot - Adding Text

15. Premiere Pro And The Audio Connection
1501 Introduction To The Audio Connection
1502 Adjusting Audio Volume
1503 Controlling Volume Through Keyframes
1504 Controlling Volume Through Transitions
1505 Adjusting Audio Gain
1506 The Energy Spot - Adding The Clock Audio
1507 The Energy Spot - Adding Sound Effects
1508 The Energy Spot - Adding A Musical Score

16. Working With Mattes And Multi-Cam
1601 Introduction To Mattes And Multi-Cam
1602 Green Screen Techniques
1603 Creating A Green Screen In Premiere Pro
1604 Working With Garbage Mattes
1605 Using A White Screen
1606 Performing A Multi-Cam Shot

17. Getting Ready For Primetime
1701 Introduction To Primetime
1702 Saving A Still
1703 Exporting The Production
1704 Saving An Export Preset
1705 Using The Premiere Pro Encoder
1706 Working With The Project Manager
1707 Final Thoughts