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  • Ilmumisaeg: 08-Aug-2013
  • Kirjastus: Adobe Press,U.S.
  • ISBN-10: 0321934024
  • ISBN-13: 9780321934024
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The fastest, easiest, most comprehensive way to learn digital video with Adobe Creative Cloud


Classroom in a Book®, the best-selling series of hands-on software training workbooks, offers what no other book or training program does—an official training series from Adobe Systems Incorporated, developed with the support of Adobe product experts.


Digital Video with Adobe Creative Cloud Classroom in a Book contains 9 lessons that cover the basics, providing countless tips and techniques to help you become more productive with the program. You can follow the book from start to finish or choose only those lessons that interest you.


Purchasing this book gives you access to the downloadable lesson files you need to work through the projects in the book, and to electronic book updates covering new features that Adobe releases for Creative Cloud customers. For access, go to www.peachpit.com/redeem and redeem the unique code provided inside this book.


“The Classroom in a Book series is by far the best training material on the market. Everything you need to master the software is included: clear explanations of each lesson, step-by-step instructions, and the project files for the students.”


Barbara Binder, Adobe Certified Instructor, Rocky Mountain Training


Getting Started xi
About Classroom in a Book xi
Installing software in Adobe Creative Cloud xii
Hardware requirements xii
For Windows xii
For Mac OS xiii
Optimizing performance xiv
How to use these lessons xiv
Copying the lesson files and bonus chapters xv
Relinking the lesson files xv
Interpreting the frame rate of linked files xvi
Additional resources xviii
Adobe certification xix
1 Working In Adobe Creative Cloud
1(19)
The "planning to playback" video-production workflow
2(1)
Pre-production
2(1)
Production
3(1)
Post-production
3(1)
Overview of Creative Cloud
4(1)
Learning the role of each component
4(1)
Understanding the Creative Cloud user interface
5(1)
Using Dynamic Link
6(1)
Working with media files in video production
6(3)
Linking a project with media files
9(6)
Real-time playback and editing
15(1)
Mercury Playback Engine
15(1)
Global Performance Cache
16(1)
Mercury Graphics Engine
17(1)
Mercury Performance System
17(3)
2 Organizing The Media Files For Your Project
20(30)
About Adobe Bridge
22(1)
Naming and managing your project and media files
22(1)
Navigating and previewing media
22(4)
Working with metadata
26(1)
Adding metadata to your media
26(1)
About Adobe Story
27(2)
Starting a new A/V script in Adobe Story
29(5)
Collaborating with others on your script
34(1)
Planning and managing your production with Adobe Story
35(2)
About Prelude
37(1)
Ingesting media and working with metadata in Prelude
37(3)
Adding notes to footage
40(1)
Creating bins
41(1)
Assembling a rough cut
41(3)
Adding time-based comments
44(2)
Sending your project to Adobe Premiere Pro
46(4)
3 Creating A Basic Edit
50(88)
About Adobe Premiere Pro
52(1)
Optimizing performance
52(2)
Creating a new project in Adobe Premiere Pro
54(2)
Understanding the Adobe Premiere Pro user interface
56(3)
Importing footage and other media using the Media Browser
59(2)
Understanding the Project panel
61(1)
Interpreting footage
62(2)
Creating bins
64(1)
Importing assets as a bin
64(1)
Creating a new bin
65(2)
Viewing your footage
67(1)
Listening to your footage
68(6)
Viewing your B-roll footage
74(3)
Viewing your RED footage
77(2)
Music and sound effects
79(1)
About subclips
80(1)
Creating a subclip
80(3)
Editing Interview clips
83(1)
Relinking media with Link & Locate
84(4)
Creating the first sequence
88(3)
Using markers
91(1)
Adding a marker to a clip
91(3)
Adding a marker to a sequence
94(1)
Working in the Timeline
95(1)
Preparing to edit in the Timeline
95(1)
The components of the Timeline
96(1)
Muting and locking tracks
97(1)
Editing on the Timeline
98(4)
Adding B-roll
102(6)
Reordering clips on the Timeline
108(3)
Using new audio enhancements
111(1)
Using Snap
112(1)
Snapping between edit points
112(1)
Snapping clips into a sequence
112(3)
Snapping clips within a sequence
115(11)
Refining your story
126(1)
Shorten the music clips
126(4)
Making an audio gap
130(1)
Adding a reaction shot
131(1)
Adding the last clip
131(2)
Final marker
133(1)
Finishing your rough edit
134(4)
4 Advanced Editing Techniques
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5 Creating Basic Motion Graphics And Visual Effects
138(112)
Getting started
140(1)
If you are starting here
140(1)
Preserving your rough edit in Adobe Premiere Pro
140(3)
About After Effects
143(1)
Creating a new project in After Effects
144(1)
Optimizing performance
144(1)
The Global Performance Cache
145(2)
Understanding the After Effects user interface
147(3)
Creating folders in After Effects
150(1)
Using Dynamic Link: from Adobe Premiere Pro to After Effects
151(6)
Creating a motion graphic with After Effects
157(1)
Working with layers
157(2)
Understanding keyframes
159(1)
Animating your layers
159(1)
Using RAM Preview
160(1)
RAM Previewing your timelapse
160(1)
Final changes to timelapse
161(1)
Updating a dynamically linkedcomposition
162(2)
About Illustrator
164(1)
Making a new image in Illustrator
164(3)
Overview of the Illustrator interface
167(1)
Making the lower third background
168(1)
Making the background shape
168(9)
Making a group of shapes
177(8)
Duplicating layers in Illustrator
185(5)
Importing a lower third background to After Effects
190(1)
Creating a new composition
191(1)
Creating the lower third template composition
191(2)
Create a new text layer
193(2)
Applying the Drop Shadow effect
195(2)
Duplicating a layer
197(5)
Optional exercise: parenting
202(2)
Creating a null object
204(1)
Moving the null into place
205(1)
Using the Pick-Whip
206(1)
Moving and scaling the group
207(2)
Nested compositions
209(3)
Animating the background
212(5)
Animating opacity
217(2)
Verifying updates to a nested composition
219(1)
Animating text in After Effects
220(1)
Animating position
220(2)
Easy Ease interpolation
222(1)
Understanding and applying motion blur
223(1)
Applying motion blur to text layers
223(3)
Working with animation presets in After Effects
226(4)
Finalizing lower third graphics
230(5)
Using Dynamic Link: from After Effects to Adobe Premiere Pro
235(1)
Importing After Effects compositions in Adobe Premiere Pro
236(3)
Replacing clips in your Adobe Premiere Pro sequence
239(6)
Dynamic Link updates
245(5)
6 Advanced Still And Motion Graphics Techniques
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7 Working With Audio
250(44)
If you are starting here
252(1)
Making your final edit sequence in Adobe Premiere Pro
252(2)
Monitoring audio
254(1)
Understanding audio tools in Adobe Premiere Pro and Adobe Audition
255(1)
Changing your workspace in Adobe Premiere Pro
256(2)
Verifying your preferences
258(1)
Viewing audio waveforms
259(1)
Opening the Audio Mixer
260(2)
Adobe Premiere Pro effects
262(4)
Audio clip editing in Adobe Premiere Pro
266(1)
Automating volume with keyframes
266(4)
Adjusting volume with the Audio Clip Mixer
270(2)
Audio clip editing in Adobe Audition
272(1)
Examining clips for distractions
272(1)
Sending audio clips from Adobe Premiere Pro to Adobe Audition for cleanup
272(2)
Understanding the Spectral Frequency Display
274(1)
Removing transient sounds using the Spectral Frequency Display
275(1)
Removing background noise from your audio
276(4)
Multitrack mixing and finishing in Adobe Audition
280(6)
Audio track editing in Adobe Audition
286(3)
Creating the final audio mix
289(1)
Sending your final audio mix back to Adobe Premiere Pro
289(5)
8 Finishing Your Project
294(42)
Getting started
296(1)
If you are starting here
296(2)
The basics of color correction
298(1)
Using color-correction techniques in Adobe Premiere Pro
299(1)
Setting up for color correction
300(1)
Using the YC Waveform
301(1)
Using the Three-Way Color Corrector
302(13)
Integrating color corrections to RED footage
315(7)
About SpeedGrade
322(1)
Adjustment layers in Adobe Premiere Pro
323(2)
Lumetri Looks
325(2)
Creating a custom Look in Adobe SpeedGrade
327(2)
Applying your custom Look in Adobe Premiere Pro
329(7)
9 Output For The Web And Creative Cloud
336(32)
Getting started
338(1)
If you are starting here
338(1)
Final quality control
338(3)
Exporting the final output with Adobe Premiere Pro
341(2)
Understanding compression and other factors for exporting files
343(2)
About Adobe Media Encoder
345(1)
Rendering master files
345(4)
Saving a preset
349(1)
Encoding video for web and mobile
350(5)
Introducing Flash Professional
355(1)
Creating interactivity with Flash Professional
355(3)
Uploading and sharing your project using Creative Cloud
358(1)
Uploading your work to Creative Cloud
358(3)
Promoting your project
361(1)
Linking Behance with your online social networks
361(2)
Posting an image to Behance
363(5)
Index 368
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