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Adobe Premiere Pro CC Classroom in a Book (2019 Release) [Multiple-component retail product, part(s) enclosed]

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  • Sari: Classroom in a Book
  • Ilmumisaeg: 02-May-2019
  • Kirjastus: Addison Wesley
  • ISBN-10: 013529889X
  • ISBN-13: 9780135298893
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  • Formaat: Multiple-component retail product, part(s) enclosed, 480 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 239x190x24 mm, kaal: 1000 g, Contains 1 DVD-ROM and 1 Paperback / softback
  • Sari: Classroom in a Book
  • Ilmumisaeg: 02-May-2019
  • Kirjastus: Addison Wesley
  • ISBN-10: 013529889X
  • ISBN-13: 9780135298893
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Adobe Premiere Pro CC Classroom in a Book from Adobe Press is the fastest, easiest, most comprehensive way to learn Adobe Premiere Pro CC. The project-based lessons in this book show students step-by-step the key techniques for working in Premiere Pro. They will learn to edit video in Adobe Premiere Pro CC and get the most out of they workflow. Students will take a project from beginning to end and learn to organize media, add audio, create transitions, produce titles, and add effects. They can then take their projects further by sweetening and mixing sound, compositing footage, adjusting color, using advanced editing techniques, managing projects, working with 360 video for VR headsets, animating graphics, exporting, and much more.

 

The online companion files include all the necessary assets for readers to complete the projects featured in each chapter as well as eBook updates when Adobe releases relevant new features for Creative Cloud customers. All buyers of the book get full access to the Web Edition: a Web-based version of the complete eBook enhanced with video and multiple-choice quizzes.

Getting Started xiii
About Classroom in a Book
xiii
Prerequisites
xiii
Installing Premiere Pro CC
xiv
Optimizing performance
xiv
Using the lesson files
xv
Relinking the lesson files
xv
How to use these lessons
xvi
Additional resources
xviii
Adobe Authorized Training Centers
xix
1 Touring Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2(24)
Starting the lesson
4(1)
Performing nonlinear editing in Premiere Pro
4(4)
Expanding the workflow
8(2)
Touring the Premiere Pro interface
10(11)
Using and setting keyboard shortcuts
21(3)
Review questions
24(1)
Review answers
25(1)
2 Setting Up A Project 26(24)
Starting the lesson
28(1)
Creating a project
29(3)
What do rendering and real time mean?
32(1)
The Mercury Playback Engine
33(2)
About seconds and frames
35(3)
Typical drive setup and network-based storage
38(3)
Setting up a sequence
41(2)
Formats and codecs
43(2)
Creating a sequence preset
45(1)
Maximum Bit Depth and Maximum Render Quality Settings
45(2)
VR video
47(1)
Review questions
48(1)
Review answers
49(1)
3 Importing Media 50(22)
Starting the lesson
52(1)
Importing assets
52(2)
Working with ingest options and proxy media
54(2)
Working with the Media Browser panel
56(1)
Importing from Adobe Prelude
57(4)
Making the most of the Media Browser
61(1)
Importing still image files
62(1)
Introducing Dynamic Link
62(2)
Image tips for Adobe Photoshop files
64(2)
Importing VR video
66(1)
Using Adobe Stock
67(1)
Customizing the media cache
67(2)
Recording a voice-over
69(1)
Tape vs. tapeless workflow
69(2)
Review questions
71(1)
Review answers
71(1)
4 Organizing Media 72(30)
Starting the lesson
74(1)
Using the Project panel
74(6)
Working with bins
80(2)
Finding your media files
82(2)
Creating Search bins
84(1)
Changing the available label colors
85(3)
How Metadata display settings are stored
88(1)
Monitoring footage
89(1)
Touchscreen editing
90(5)
Modifying clips
95(1)
What is an audio channel?
96(1)
A few tips on audio clip channel interpretation
97(4)
Review questions
101(1)
Review answers
101(1)
5 Mastering The Essentials Of Video Editing 102(26)
Starting the lesson
104(1)
Using the Source Monitor
104(1)
Viewing video on a second monitor
105(2)
Using a numerical keypad
107(1)
Editing from the Project panel
108(2)
Navigating the Timeline panel
110(3)
Conforming
113(6)
Using essential editing commands
119(4)
What happens if you use four points?
123(2)
Setting the duration for still images
125(1)
Review questions
126(1)
Review answers
127(1)
6 Working With Clips And Markers 128(32)
Starting the lesson
130(1)
Using Program Monitor controls
130(1)
Comparing the Program Monitor and the Source Monitor
131(1)
Typing timecode
132(4)
Setting the playback resolution
136(1)
Why are there so many ways to edit clips into a sequence?
136(3)
Playing back VR video
139(1)
What's the difference between 360 video and virtual reality?
139(2)
Using markers
141(5)
Using Sync Lock and Track Lock
146(1)
Adding markers with Adobe Prelude
146(2)
Finding gaps in the sequence
148(1)
Selecting clips
149(3)
Moving clips
152(2)
Default clip-nudging shortcuts
154(1)
Extracting and deleting segments
155(1)
Different shortcuts to add In and Out marks
156(3)
Review questions
159(1)
Review answers
159(1)
7 Adding Transitions 160(22)
Starting the lesson
162(1)
What are transitions?
163(1)
VR video transitions
163(2)
Using edit points and handles
165(1)
Adding video transitions
166(6)
Sequence display changes
172(1)
Using A/B mode to fine-tune a transition
173(5)
Adding audio transitions
178(3)
Review questions
181(1)
Review answers
181(1)
8 Mastering Advanced Editing Techniques 182(30)
Starting the lesson
184(1)
Performing four-point editing
184(1)
Setting editing options for four-point edits
184(2)
Changing playback speed
186(1)
Overcranking
187(5)
Replacing clips and footage
192(1)
Recognizing the downstream effects of changing time
192(4)
Nesting sequences
196(2)
Performing regular trimming
198(2)
Performing advanced trimming
200(1)
Making ripple edits with keyboard shortcuts
201(3)
Trimming in the Program Monitor
204(4)
Modifier keys
208(2)
Review questions
210(1)
Review answers
211(1)
9 Putting Clips In Motion 212(26)
Starting the lesson
214(1)
Adjusting the Motion effect
214(5)
Changing clip position, size, and rotation
219(8)
Working with keyframe interpolation
227(2)
Temporal vs. spatial interpolation
229(1)
Adding a drop shadow and bevel
230(6)
Review questions
236(1)
Review answers
237(1)
10 Editing And Mixing Audio 238(30)
Starting the lesson
240(1)
Setting up the interface to work with audio
240(4)
What is an audio channel?
244(1)
About audio level
245(5)
Examining audio characteristics
250(1)
What are audio characteristics?
250(1)
Recording a voice-over track
251(1)
Adjusting audio volume
252(5)
Sending audio to Adobe Audition CC
257(1)
Auto-duck music
258(2)
Creating a split edit
260(1)
Adjusting audio levels for a clip
261(1)
Changing clip volume with keyboard shortcuts
262(3)
The difference between Pan and Balance
265(1)
Review questions
266(1)
Review answers
267(1)
11 Sweetening Sound 268(28)
Starting the lesson
270(1)
Sweetening sound with the Essential Sound panel
270(1)
Adjusting dialogue
271(2)
About the Loudness scale
273(14)
Audio Plug-in Manager
287(2)
Removing background noise with Adobe Audition
289(5)
Review questions
294(1)
Review answers
295(1)
12 Adding Video Effects 296(36)
Starting the lesson
298(1)
Working with effects
298(7)
Other ways to apply effects
305(3)
Sending a clip to Adobe After Effects
308(2)
Working with master clip effects
310(3)
Masking and tracking visual effects
313(2)
Using keyframing effects
315(4)
Understanding interpolation methods
319(1)
Using effect presets
320(3)
Using frequently used effects
323(1)
Using multiple GPUs
323(6)
Rendering and replacing
329(1)
Review questions
330(1)
Review answers
331(1)
13 Improving Clips With Color Correction And Grading 332(40)
Starting the lesson
334(1)
About 8-bit video
334(1)
Understanding display color management
335(1)
Following a color-oriented workflow
336(1)
Color correction and color grading
336(9)
Why YC?
345(4)
About primary and secondary colors
349(1)
Additive and subtractive color
350(1)
Using Comparison View
351(2)
Matching color
353(1)
Exploring the color-oriented effects
354(3)
Fixing exposure problems
357(4)
Fixing color balance
361(1)
When is color correction right?
361(7)
Using special color effects
368(1)
Creating a look
369(2)
Review questions
371(1)
Review answers
371(1)
14 Exploring Compositing Techniques 372(22)
Starting the lesson
374(1)
What is an alpha channel?
375(1)
Making compositing part of your projects
376(3)
Working with the Opacity effect
379(3)
Working with alpha-channel transparencies
382(1)
Color keying a greenscreen shot
383(5)
Masking clips
388(4)
Review questions
392(1)
Review answers
393(1)
15 Creating Graphics 394(34)
Starting the lesson
396(1)
Getting an overview of the Essential Graphics panel
396(6)
Mastering video typography essentials
402(7)
Creating Graphics
409(4)
Text styles
413(3)
Creating a graphic or title in Adobe Photoshop CC
416(1)
Working with shapes and logos
417(2)
Making a graphic roll and crawl
419(2)
Working with template titles
421(2)
Introducing captions
423(4)
Review questions
427(1)
Review answers
427(1)
16 Exporting Frames, Clips, And Sequences 428(20)
Starting the lesson
430(1)
Understanding the export options
430(1)
Exporting single frames
431(1)
Exporting a master copy
432(5)
Working with Adobe Media Encoder CC
437(1)
Using the formats
438(4)
Uploading to social media
442(1)
Exchanging with other editing applications
443(1)
Working with edit decision lists
444(1)
Final practice
445(2)
Review questions
447(1)
Review answers
447(1)
Glossary 448(2)
Index 450
Maxim Jago is an Adobe Master Trainer, award-winning writer-director, consultant Futurist, author of several previous editions of this book and several editions of Adobe Premiere Pro Learn by Video, and author of the Adobe Audition Classroom in a Book. He speaks at film festivals and conferences around the world exploring creativity in the modern era, and has trained all types of creativesranging from schoolchildren to university professors, from ABCs top editors in Australia to the BBCs tech gurus in the UK. Visit his website at http://maximjago.com.