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Title: Adobe Premiere 6'5: Creative Editing with Premiere


1
Adobe Premiere 6.5Creative Editing with
Premiere
2
Review
  • Project Settings
  • Starting a new project
  • Capturing Media
  • Basic Editing Example
  • Managing your project
  • Archiving your project

3
Topics
  • Project Settings (2)
  • Clip Editing
  • Clip Speed, Duration
  • Creating Stills
  • Keyframes
  • Tutorial Example

4
Project Settings (2)
  • Properties of Video Clips
  • can be found within Premiere
  • right-click on the clip Properties
  • Codecs
  • Codec compression/decompression
  • Match the project to the clip(s)
  • Performance is optimal when
  • Project settings Clip Settings

5
Clip Editing
  • Editing within the Clip Window
  • A better way to manage your clips
  • Using Hot Keys (I and O)
  • Using the Timeline Ruler
  • Codecs
  • Codec compression/decompression
  • Match the project to the clip(s)
  • Performance is optimal when
  • Project settings Clip Settings

6
Clip Speed, Duration
  • Altering Clip Speed
  • Faster shorter
  • Slower longer
  • Reverse Direction!
  • Using the Rate Stretch Tool
  • pg. 163 Chominsky (2003)

7
Creating Stills
  • Why use stills with video?
  • counter-point to motion
  • what you cant see. . .
  • Exporting from the Timeline
  • Re-importing into Premiere

8
Keyframes
  • Control values over time
  • Opacity, filters, overlays
  • Single or multiple effects
  • Matching changes in multiple effects
  • Exporting from the Timeline
  • Re-importing into Premiere

9
Tutorial Example
  • (Online)

10
Conclusion
  • Editing is an artform.
  • The techniques you learn are inferior to the
    careful decisions you may make in using them.
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