Mastering Udemy Vol 3: Video Editing Systems - Unofficial

Learn how to organize your footage, edit fast, and increase production value with Camtasia, Premiere and After Effects.

What you'll learn

Organize and backup your footage using a robust system tested over dozen of courses

Learn how to edit an entire course in 30 minutes

Add production value with graphics created in After Effects

Use Premiere Pro to do high end editing

Requirements

Camtasia

Premiere Pro

After Effects

Description

This course is not sponsored by or affiliated with Udemy, Inc.
Back in the day, the rule of thumb with video editing is that you will spend 1 hour to edit 1 minute, that's right, 60 seconds, worth of footage. That's for an interview, a film, a TV show, a documentary, etc.Nowadays, it's more like 10-20 minutes of editing per minute of video.In this course, you're going to learn how to change that. You're going to learn how to edit an entire course that is 3-4 hours long in less than 30 minutes.I know that sounds crazy, but it's true. It's one of the most important parts of my (Timothy's) course creation system.You're also going to learn how to batch render videos so that you can literally edit an entire course in less than an hour, and then let it render all 20 or 30 lectures as individual videos while you sleep. You wake up in the morning and all you need to do is rename the files and upload them to your course.When I was first creating courses on Udemy, I was easily spending 10-20 hours editing each course. Now it's usually under an hour.As a teacher, your focus should be on your content, not on your video setup or editing. This course works in tandem with our previous course on how to set up a DIY video studio and picks up right where the other one leaves off.The single most important metric for Udemy instructors (unless you are doing paid marketing) is how many courses you have created. As long as you are teaching high quality content, creating more courses is the most direct path to success on Udemy.Knowing how to edit quickly and get your courses out the door will literally save you hundreds of hours over the next year.But enough about that…You are also going to learn the process of ingesting your footage.What does that mean?It's an industry term for getting your footage onto your computer, getting it organized, labeled, backed up and ready to edit. Organization is huge if you plan on being a successful Udemy instructor. Our systems are battle tested across the more than 60 courses Phil and I have published. Not being organized is ok when you have a few courses, but it becomes unmanageable as you start to scale up or want to outsource.But what if you want to spend more time editing, and really up your production value? Phil will be teaching two sections on the Adobe suite, on Premiere Pro and After Effects.Phil publishes some of the highest quality videos on Udemy, and he'll show you how he does his post production using the Adobe Suite pipeline.We look forward to seeing you in the course, and we'll both be available to answer your questions in the discussion section.Finally, if you are a Mac or PC person, don't worry, we have you covered. Phil is a Mac guy, I'm a PC guy. For the most part, there aren't any differences. But everything we talk about in this course works equally as well whether you are on a Mac or PC.See you in the course,Timothy and Phil

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 My Story - Timothy

Lecture 3 My Story - Phil

Section 2: Ingest and Backup

Lecture 4 Introduction

Lecture 5 How to Film to Make Ingest and Editing Much Easier

Lecture 6 Getting Video and Audio Onto Your Computer Pt 1

Lecture 7 Getting Video and Audio Onto Your Computer Pt 2

Lecture 8 How to Backup Your Video Files

Lecture 9 How to Store Your Videos and Other Course Related Assets Pt 1

Lecture 10 How to Store Your Videos and Other Course Related Assets Pt 2

Section 3: Accelerated Video Editing with Camtasia

Lecture 11 Introduction

Lecture 12 Setting Up The Workspace for Camtasia Screencast Based Courses

Lecture 13 Setting Up The Workspace for DSLR Based Talking Head Based Courses

Lecture 14 Batch Audio Fixing in Camtasia

Lecture 15 How to Edit an Entire Course in 30 Minutes with Camtasia

Lecture 16 How to Batch Render

Lecture 17 Camtasia Rendering Presets

Lecture 18 How to Quickly Upload Your Videos to Udemy

Section 4: Accelerated Video Editing with Adobe Premiere Pro

Lecture 19 Introduction

Lecture 20 Getting Started with Premiere Pro

Lecture 21 Editing Workflow for Online Courses

Lecture 22 Adjusting Audio Levels and Adding Music

Lecture 23 Improving Audio Quality with an Equalizer and Other Effects

Lecture 24 Adding Titles in Premiere Pro

Lecture 25 Adding Motion to Titles in Premiere Pro

Lecture 26 Adding a Watermark in Premiere Pro

Lecture 27 Color Correction Basics

Lecture 28 Exporting Your Video from Premiere Pro

Section 5: Accelerated Motion Graphics with Adobe After Effects

Lecture 29 Introduction

Lecture 30 Getting Started with After Effects

Lecture 31 Creating a Lower Thirds Title in After Effects

Lecture 32 Adding Motion to a Lower Third Title in After Effects

Lecture 33 Using Preset Text Animations in After Effects

Lecture 34 Using After Effects & Premiere Pro Together: Adobe Dynamic Link Tutorial

Lecture 35 Exporting a Title with Transparent Background

Lecture 36 Creating a Bumper for Your Brand

Lecture 37 Exporting Videos from After Effects

Section 6: Bonus Lecture: What's Next for You?

Lecture 38 Bonus Lecture: What's Next for You?

Udemy instructors who want to get more organized and edit their courses faster,Video editors who want to improve their workflow and production value,Entrepreneurs who want to build better video production pipelines in their businesses