Adobe Premiere Pro 2. 0 Revealed

Name: Adobe Premiere Pro 2. 0 Revealed
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ISBN: 9781598630282

ISBN-10: 1598630288

ISBN-13: 9781598630282

Edition: 2006

Authors: Chris Botello, Ann Fisher

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Get ready to capture the dynamic capabilities that Adobe Premiere Pro 2.0 has to offer! Giving you a firm foundation, "Adobe Premiere Pro 2.0 Revealed" allows you to master concepts on both a technical and artistic level. Begin by examining the concept behind each task?the goal and the necessary features that are involved. Then go in-depth with the objective of your task as you study examples and learn the steps necessary to complete it. Working your way through comprehensive, step-by-step lessons, you?ll develop the confidence you need to create polished, professional-looking videos using Adobe Premiere Pro 2.0.

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List price: $24.99
Copyright year: 2006
Publisher: Course Technology
Publication date: 1/31/2006
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 320
Size: 9.00" wide x 7.25" long x 0.75" tall
Weight: 1.386
Language: English

Sasha Vodnik is a web developer and author with over 15 years of experience creating web content and writing about it. He enjoys the challenge of keeping on top of the fast-changing landscape of the modern web, as well as explaining how to write clean, powerful code in languages like HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and XML.Chris Botello began his career as print production manager for Premiere magazine, designed movie posters for Miramax Films, and served as the art director for Microsoft's launch of sidewalk.com/boston. He is the author of Revealed Series books on Advanced Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, InDesign Interactive and is the co-author of YouTube for Dummies. Chris commutes between Los…



Read This Before You Begin



Getting Started with Adobe Premiere Pro 2.0


Welcome to Premiere Pro 2.01



Explore the Premiere Pro Workspace


Exploring the Workspace


Using Default Preferences


Working in Premiere Pro


Step


Start Adobe Premiere Pro



Work in the Project Panel


Defining the Role of the Project Panel


Working in the Project Panel


Steps


Explore List View options


Explore Icon View options


Import clips into the Project panel



Explore the Source and Program Monitors


Working in the Source Monitor


Working in the Program Monitor


Understanding Preview Controls on the Source and Program Monitors


Understanding Time Controls on the Source and Program Monitors


Steps


Preview clips in the Source Monitor


Preview contents of the Timeline in the Program Monitor



Examine the Timeline Elements


Defining the Role of the Timeline


Working with the Timeline


Working with Frame Rates


Working with Timecode


Entering Timecode


Zooming In


Step


Work in the Timeline


Chapter Summary



Working with Clips



Import Source Clips


Using the Import Command


Organizing the Project Panel with Bins


Assigning Label Colors to Items in the Project Panel


Steps


Import files and folders


Create new bins and store clips



Work with Still Images


Changing the Duration of Still Images


Working with Parameters for Frames


Setting the Aspect Ratio in Other Applications


Steps


Modify the default duration of still clips


Explore frame parameters of a clip and view pixel aspect ratio of a still image



Bring Clips into the Timeline


Adding Clips to the Timeline


Inserting Clips between Clips in the Timeline


Adding Clips Using the Automate to Sequence Command


Steps


Add clips to the Timeline


Use the Automate to Sequence command



Manipulate Clips in the Timeline


Removing Clips from the Timeline


Moving Clips within the Timeline


Steps


Remove clips from the Timeline


Rearrange clips in the Timeline


Chapter Summary



Working with Transitions



Understand Video Transitions


Working with Video Transitions


Setting the Default Video Transition



Add Video Transitions to Clips in the Timeline


Using the Effects Workspace


Adding Video Transitions to Clips in the Timeline


Steps


Align a transition to the end of a clip


Align a transition to the beginning of a clip and between two clips


Apply the default video transition using the Automate to Sequence command



Modify Video Transitions


Replacing Transition Instances


Modifying Transitions


Steps


Replace transitions in the Timeline


Modify video transitions in the Effect Controls panel



Set the Work Area Bar and Create Previews


Generating a Preview


Setting the Work Area Bar


Step


Set the work area bar and create a preview


Chapter Summary



Exploring Essential Editing Techniques



Trim Video Clips


Trimming Video Clips


Setting In and Out Points in the Source Monitor


Modifying Trimmed Clips in the Source Monitor


Trimming Clips in the Timeline


Steps


Trim video clips in the Source Monitor


Trim video clips in the Timeline



Insert and Overlay Clips


Inserting Clips from the Source Monitor


Overlaying Clips from the Source Monitor


Working with Multiple Video Tracks


Using the Razor Tool


Steps


Insert clips from the Source Monitor


Overlay clips in the Timeline


Work with multiple video tracks



Perform a Ripple Edit and a Rolling Edit


Using the Ripple Edit Tool


Performing a Rolling Edit


Steps


Perform a ripple edit


Perform a rolling edit


Chapter Summary



Working with Audio



Investigate Audio Clip Properties


Understanding Properties of Audio Clips


Working with Audio Clips in the Timeline


Step


Work with an audio clip



Extract Audio


Working with Audio Clips


Previewing Audio Clips


Trimming Audio Clips


Extract One or Multiple Segments from an Audio Clip


Trimming Audio Clips in the Timeline


Steps


Preview and trim an audio clip in the Source Monitor


Trim an audio clip in the Timeline



Unlink Audio from Video and Adjust Volume


Working with Linked Audio and Video


Using the Toggle Take Audio and Video Button


Adjusting the Volume of Audio Clips and Audio Tracks


Step


Work with linked audio and video clips



Apply and Modify Audio Effects


Applying Audio Effects


Working with the Highpass and Lowpass Audio Effects


Steps


Apply the Lowpass audio effect


Apply the Reverb audio effect


Chapter Summary



Exploring Advanced Editing Techniques



Edit Using Marker Menu Options


Using Markers


Nudging Clips in the Timeline


Steps


Set markers and align clips using markers


Create an edit using markers



Use the Extract and Lift Buttons


Using the Extract Button


Using the Lift Button


Steps


Use the Lift button


Use the Extract button



Change a Clip's Rate


Creating Slow-Motion and Fast-Motion Effects


Steps


Create a slow-motion effect


Create a fast-motion effect



Use the Slide and Slip Tools


Using the Slide Tool


Using the Slip Tool


Steps


Use the Slide Tool


Use the Slip Tool



Work in the Trim Monitor


Editing in the Trim Monitor


Steps


Synchronize and edit clips in the Trim Monitor


Perform an interactive rolling edit in the Trim View


Chapter Summary



Working with Titles



Create and Use Titles


Working with Title Designer


Creating Text in Title Designer


Showing Video in the Title Designer Window


Sampling Color with the Eyedropper Tool


Adding Shadows to Text and Objects


Creating and Applying Styles


Understanding Title Window Transparency


Understanding Safe Title and Safe Action Margins


Steps


Create text in Title Designer


Add title clips to the Timeline


Create a drop shadow and a new style



Create Graphics in Title Designer


Creating Graphics


Understanding Opacity


Creating Gradients


Arranging Objects in Title Designer


Steps


Create a shape


Adjust opacity and create a gradient



Insert Logos into Title Designer


Inserting Logos


Step


Insert a logo into a title


Chapter Summary



Working with Video Effects



Work with Video Effects


Working with the Effects Panel


Applying Video Effects


Modifying Video Effects


Applying the Emboss Effect


Modifying an Embossed Clip with the Levels Effect


Modifying the Opacity of a Clip


Steps


Apply video effects


Modify video effects


Apply the Emboss effect and rename tracks


Modify an embossed clip with the Levels effect



Use Advanced Video Effect Techniques


Understanding the Tint Effect


Changing the Order of Applied Effects


Understanding the Color Replace Effect


Copying Effects between Clips


Changing Video Effect Settings in the Timeline


Steps


Apply the Tint effect


Change the order of applied effects


Use the Color Replace effect


Copy video effects between clips



Use Keying Effects


Understanding Transparency Keys


Making Clips Transparent


Using Keys


Using the Multiply Key Effect


Using the Garbage Matte Effect


Steps


Use the Multiply Key effect


Make a white background transparent


Chapter Summary



Animating Clips



Animate a Clip Using Keyframes


Identifying the Role of Animation


Identifying Properties to Animate


Adding Keyframes to a Clip


Steps


Add keyframes to a clip


Animate two properties of a clip



Modify Keyframes


Modifying Keyframes


Copying and Pasting Keyframes


Steps


Adjust keyframe locations


Copy and paste a keyframe



Animate a Video Effect


Working with Keyframes and Video Effects


Using Presets


Steps


Animate a video effect using keyframes


Use a preset to animate a video effect


Chapter Summary



Exploring Export Options



Export a Movie and a Frame


Exporting a Movie


Exporting a Frame


Steps


Export a movie


Export a frame



Export an Edit Decision List


Exporting an Edit Decision List


Step


Export to an EDL



Export a Filmstrip


Exporting a Filmstrip


Step


Export a Filmstrip


Chapter Summary


Glossary


Index