Adobe Premiere Pro CC Masterclass with ACP Exam 5 Days - Glasgow
Key Course Details:
Level:
Introduction
Duration:
5
Days - 10am to 5pm
Price:
£995 + vat
Go from being a novice to mastering the advanced tasks in the leading video-editing program. Join us as we show you how to take charge and become a Premiere Pro power user. Add consistency and style to your digital-video projects. Plus, pass the ACP exam and get qualified!
We will guide you on everything from getting started with simple video edits and controlling the Premiere Pro environment all the way up to applying complex transitions, time lapses, and other effects. You will become confident in mastering the tools that will make your digital videos shine, and will end the course by testing your skills in the ACP exam.
Go from being a novice to mastering the advanced tasks in the leading video-editing program. Join us as we show you how to take charge and become a Premiere Pro power user. Add consistency and style to your digital-video projects. Plus, pass the ACP exam and get qualified!
We will guide you on everything from getting started with simple video edits and controlling the Premiere Pro environment all the way up to applying complex transitions, time lapses, and other effects. You will become confident in mastering the tools that will make your digital videos shine, and will end the course by testing your skills in the ACP exam.
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Premiere Pro ACP Masterclass 5 Days
Course Details
This 5-day Masterclass course will help you learn about the tools and features available for power users of Adobe Premiere Pro CC. We will guide you in learning the work area and importing and editing simple digital videos. Once you grasp the basics of the program, we will show you how to take your understanding to the next level. We will cover advanced topics such as adjusting frame rates, working with alpha channels, adding time lapses, and much more.
Upon successful completion of this course, you will be able to:
- Navigate the Premiere Pro environment
- Organise video projects
- Assemble and fine-tune clip sequences
- Apply transitions and video effects
- Add titles and credits
- Make and refine rough cuts
- Import and adjust audio clips
- Export video
- Handle different frame rates through overcranking and undercranking
- Create time lapses
- Work with alpha channels
- Synchronise clips from multiple cameras
- Apply colour correction
- Fix audio issues and add audio effects
The final day of the course is dedicated to the Adobe Certified Professional (ACP) Premiere Pro exam, including trying a mock exam, reviewing answers, and then taking the real exam. The ACP exam represents an official qualification, and you will be provided with an instant pass or fail result. We are confident that you will join everyone we have already helped to pass the exam and collect an official certificate of Adobe Certified Professional status.
As well as giving you the opportunity to take the ACP exam, this course is the perfect preparation if you plan to take the Adobe Certified Expert (ACE) exam.
Our goals are for you to edit and manage digital video, to understand the advanced features of Premiere Pro, to become a confident power user, and to leave with an ACP qualification under your belt.
This course can be taken in a single 5-day block or split into a 2-day block (Introduction) and then a separate 3-day block (Advanced plus ACP exam) taken at a later date.
Course Target Audience and delegate prerequisites:
This course is intended for those who need to edit video clips and create digital movies, but who have little or no experience using Premiere Pro or other video-editing programs.
You will need basic PC or Mac skills, including a solid understanding of a computer's operating system (Windows or Mac OS). You will also need to know how to launch a program, create and save files, and copy files from CDs and other media. -
Full Course Outline
The following is a general outline. The range of topics covered during your training is dependent upon student level, time available and preferences of your course booking.
Introduction- Opening Premiere Pro – getting started
- Workspaces - what, why, how?
- Importing assets into Premiere Pro
- Media browser
- Organisation - bins and things
- Metadata - what, why, how?
- Making selections
- Project panel & Source Monitor
- Storyboarding your rough cut
- Creating a timeline
- Thinking ahead - track allocation
- Understanding Track Headers
- Useful Keyboard Shortcuts
- Sub-clips - what, why and how?
- Targeting tracks
- Toggle Sync-lock
- Insert & overlay edits
- Three-point edit options
- Four-point edits
- J and L cuts
- Lift and extract
- Timeline panel options
- Timeline tools
- Moving clips in the timeline
- Extend edits
- Replacing clips in the timeline
- The 2 types of transitions in Premiere Pro
- Jump-cuts & clip transitions - when to use which?
- Default transitions
- Single ended transitions - what, why, when and how?
- Editing transitions
- Layer based transitions
- Light-leak style transitions with blend modes
- Pips (Picture in Picture) effects
- Animating objects
- Making pictures fit your timeline
- Additional important preferences
- Perspective corner-pin
- Nesting options in Premiere Pro - why, when, how?
- Applying and customising effects
- Limiting effects to specific areas
- Tracking masks
- Organisation - creating and using a titles Bin
- Creating text based titles
- Creating and editing your own title styles
- Exporting and importing titles
- Creating lower or upper thirds
- Inserting graphics into titles
- Title based on previous title
- Creating and using title templates
- Inserting a graphic into rolling/crawling titles
- Creating dual-mono from stereo pairs
- Recording narration directly into Premiere Pro
- Basic keyframe based audio animation
- Audio Clip mixer animation
- Exporting a still image
- Project management options
- Dynamic Link with After Effects
- Exporting directly from Premiere Pro and using ‘Media Encoder’
- Exporting different formats
- XML/AAF - cross-platform export options - why, when and how?
Understanding the Proxy Workflow in Premiere Pro- As cameras get bigger and bigger sensors the file size of the content gets bigger and bigger and can bog down the editing process such that it may seem like only very fast and expensive machines can edit such content. However, the new proxy workflow in Premiere Pro allows for the creation and use of low-res versions of the bigger files which can then be editing on any machine that can run Premiere Pro and then exported from the bigger high quality files rather than the lower resolution proxies. We will cover this workflow in detail
- Learn how to use keyboard shortcuts to quickly and efficiently edit your timelines in Premiere Pro
- Discover how to find and customise all your keyboard shortcuts in Premiere Pro
- Overview of preferences
- Multicam editing is great fun and a very powerful way of creating more compelling video. We will look at the whole multicam workflow including how to sync external audio with clips that only have low quality camera audio
- Flattening your multicam edit – why and how?
- Colour correction vs. Colour grading - what’s the difference?
- What tools do you actually need for a proper grade?
- Lumetri panel
- Master grading vs. Clip grading
- Primary options
- Secondary option
- Building a grade
- LUTs - what, why, when and how?
- Additional colour tools in Premiere Pro
- Conform exports and imports XML/AAF - why and when?
- HDR tools in Premiere Pro - a discussion
- Timeline audio options
- Audition editing options
- Audio clip vs. Audio track mixer & keyframe views
- Applying audio effects to clips and tracks
- Automation modes
- Parametric EQ
- Tube-modelled compressor
- Mastering
- Submixes - what, why and how?
- Recording audio into the Premiere Pro timeline
- Overview of plugin options for Premiere Pro
- Open captions - why and how?
- While there are keying plugins inside of After Effects which we will look into, we will also look at the excellent dynamic link workflow with After Effects and how that can be used to apply much more advanced keying effects than the native Premiere Pro keyers.
- Motion tracking via After Effects
- We will look at the VR capabilities within PP and how to find and use the tools available
- Project management options
- Export through Premiere Pro
- Effects options for export
- Export through Media Encoder
- Creating and using a watch-folder in Media Encoder
- Customising presets in Media Encoder
- Creating preset group folders in Media Encoder
- How to best succeed in the exam
- Taking the Premiere Pro ACP Exam
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Location Details
This course is provided at our Scotland training centre located in central Glasgow at:
Centrum Business Centre
38 Queen Street
Glasgow
G1 3DXThe Glasgow training centre is located on Queen Street in the heart of Glasgow close to Central Station, Queen Street Station and Argyle Street Station.
Daily course times run between 10am and 4:30pm with an hour break for lunch and both mid morning and mid-afternoon refreshment breaks. We recommend arrival at 9.45am for registration on the first day of the course.
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Premiere Pro Masterclass with ACP 5 Days - Upcoming Glasgow Course Dates
09 Dec - 13 Dec £995 + vat 10 Feb - 14 Feb £995 + vat 17 Mar - 21 Mar £995 + vat 12 May - 16 May £995 + vat 23 Jun - 27 Jun £995 + vat 04 Aug - 08 Aug £995 + vat Premiere Pro Masterclass with ACP 5 Days - Split Date Options
Premiere Introduction
9 Dec - 10 Dec
10 Feb - 11 Feb
17 Mar - 18 Mar
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23 Jun - 24 Jun
4 Aug - 5 Aug
Premiere Advanced
11 Dec - 13 Dec
12 Feb - 14 Feb
19 Mar - 21 Mar
14 May - 16 May
25 Jun - 27 Jun
6 Aug - 8 Aug
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Client Reviews
"The Instructor was very knowledgeable in the subject matter and as the training could become heavy in places she managed to lighten the atmosphere with a good sense of humour!"
Andy Jackson, Southdowns College, Premiere Pro 101 - 3 Day Introduction
"The instructor was excellent and they provided a thorough and well rounded course, which fitted in a great deal over the two days. "
Katie Watson, Jacobs, Premiere Pro - 2 Day Bespoke
"A good introduction to the wider functions of Premiere Pro delivered at a speed that was good for me. "
Andrew Fowler, Groundwork, Premiere Pro - 1 Day Introduction
"Good fun, informative and knowledgeable. Would recommend"
Dylan Savage, Kingston University, Premiere Pro 101 - 3 Day Introduction
"Very well presented, informative and organised 2 day training course for Premiere Pro. Thank you."
Paul Sloey, Jacobs, Premiere Pro - 2 Day Bespoke
"Found the course extremely interesting and tremendously useful. The instructor was a fountain of knowledge and provided great training materials to actively use. Although the course had a lot of commercial content there was so much that was absolutely relevant to the classroom. The attention to detail and excellence is quite inspiring."
John Whitehead, Hawkley High School, Premiere Pro - 2 Day Advanced
"Very helpful, friendly and patient instructor. Content was all helpful and can be used in my day to day role. "
Ciaran Donnelly, Howden, Adobe Premiere Pro - 2 Day Introduction
"Small group allowed for conversation around relevant topics. Thanks"
Leon Malletton, University of Sheffield, Premiere Pro - 2 Day Introduction
"Excellent training day, very knowledgeable and friendly instructor. Good to have one-to-one tuition as covered a lot of topics. "
Nadia Valkanova, Schuh, Premiere Pro - 1 Day Advanced
"The tutor enforced my good understanding of this software but he also helped me use it in a much more efficient and productive way. It was a very well structured course... thank you!"
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