Have you ever thought about using your talents, training and equipment to design moving images to tell a story? This film workshop is your opportunity to learn how to become a visual storyteller with Jeff Medford and Ross Hockrow. Whether you're a photographer or an aspiring filmmaker, you will come out of this class with all of the skills to produce web commercials, wedding, birth, family and event films

Many post-production studios are migrating from Final Cut Pro 7 to Premiere Pro. This course shows video editors what to expect when making the switch, focusing on the key differences in the editing workflow in Premiere Pro.

Discover the principles and tools companies around the world use to share and record their screens and create engaging elearning content. Get an overview of screencasting and elearning, design considerations for your screen-capture training, and the most popular tools on the market, including Captivate, Articulate Studio, Articulate Storyline, Lectora Inspire, and Camtasia Studio.

In this course, Premiere Pro CC Building on the Fundamentals, Chad Troftgruben will introduce you to various editing techniques and working with effects. Additionally you'll review how to work with audio and color correct your footage. This course also introduces more advanced options like creating a milt-cam project as well as best practices for exporting your footage

Lynda - Premiere Pro CC Essential Training (Updated Oct 10, 2024) | 4.32GB
Duration: 7h 09m | Video: AVC (.mp4) 1280x720 15fps | Audio: AAC 44.1KHz 1ch
Genre: eLearning | Level: Appropriate for all | Language: English

New to Premiere Pro? Start here and learn how to professionally edit video with techniques the experts use. Ashley Kennedy introduces a fast-track approach that breaks down the entire import-to-output process into eight quick steps—ideal as an overview for new editors, and a good crash course in Premiere Pro for editors migrating from other platforms.

Often, the documentary content in an electronic press kit (EPK) is recorded using semiprofessional or consumer-level equipment. The microphones on consumer cameras and mobile phones generally do a poor job of leveling sound and excluding unwanted background noise. In this installment of EPK Editing Workflows filmmaker Maxim Jago shows you how to clean up and enhance audio issues like these, while improving the sound quality and adding creative special effects that make your finished project more impactful.