Overview
This Premiere Pro training course is the start of your video editing journey.
During the training you’ll get up to speed with the Premiere Pro interface, before getting hands on with features like adjustments, transitions, video effects and more.
This course will be delivered through our Accelerated learning approach, allowing you to learn more information, easier and more efficiently than standard training approaches.
Target Audience
This course is for designers, marketers, developers or anyone looking to step into the world of video editing.
What you will learn
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Accelerated learning
Our Accelerated learning approach at Certitec is unique within the Adobe training industry. Our focus is not on what you learn, but how you learn. Referred to as ‘Accelerated Learning’, this process allows you to digest a significant amount of information more quickly, and more easily than through other methods.

- Establish a firm understanding on the learning process before embarking
- Overcoming any learned helplessness by reframing what will be learnt upon completion
- Sessions no longer than 60 minutes each to maximise how we learn
- The use of course workbooks to strengthen memory retention (classroom)
- Finding a balance between new and recap learning
- Kinaesthetic (‘hands-on’) techniques
- Video of entire course upon completion (remote)
Find out more about our Accelerated learning process.
Outline
Managing the workspace
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Setting up a project
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Understanding the workflow
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Creating a flowing project
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Exporting for video
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Exporting for print
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Day one – Getting to grips with Premiere Pro
Exploring
- Nonlinear editing in Adobe Première Pro
- Touring the Adobe Première Pro workspace
- Customising the workspace
- Adobe Mercury playback engine performance
Understanding Workflows
- Storage and asset management
- General video production workflow
- Understanding workspace workflow
Settings and adjustments
- Preferences and managing assets
- Selecting project settings by sequence
- Three types of settings
- Specifying project settings
- Importing assets
- Managing media in bins
- Exploring additional bin features
- Finding assets with the media browser
Creating cuts-only videos
- Using a storyboard to build a rough cut
- Editing clips on the timeline
- Moving clips to, from and within the timeline
- Working with source monitor editing tools
- Adjusting clips in the trim panel
- Using other editing tools
- An introduction to audio
- Adjust volume
- Add keyframes
- Add an audio transition
Applying specialised editing tools
- Exploring timesaving editing tools
- Making rolling, slide and slip edits
- Using the program monitor’s lift and extract buttons
- Replacing a clip and replacing footage
- Using sync lock and track lock
- Finding gaps in the timeline
- Editing with In and Out points around a clip
- Creating subclips from the source monitor
- Unlink multiple selected clips
- Merging clips for dualsystem sound support
Adding video transitions
- Using transitions with restraint
- Trying some transitions
- Changing parameters in the effects controls panel
- Using A/B mode to finetune a transition
- Working with the effects control panel’s A/B feature
- Dealing with inadequate (or no) head or tail handles
- Applying transitions to multiple clips at once
- Adding audio transitions
Putting clips in motion
- Applying the motion effect to clips
- Changing clip size and adding rotation
- Working with keyframe interpolation
- Creating a picture-in-picture effect
- Enhancing motion with shadows and bevelled edges
- Adding a drop shadow
- Using other motion related effects: transform and basic 3D
Adding video effects
- Sampling some basic video effects
- Applying effects to multiple clips
- Adding keyframing effects
- Adding keyframe interpolation and velocity
- Adding lighting effects
- Creating custom presets
- Using nested sequences
- Nesting clips
- New supported effects for accelerated playback
- Dynamic link overview
Changing time
- Using slowmotion and reversemotion techniques
- Enabling variable time changes with time remapping
- Applying time remapping with speed transitions
- Using time remapping with reverse motion
- Recognizing the downstream effects of changing time
- Changing the speed of multiple clips simultaneously
- Changing the length of multiple stills simultaneously
Acquiring and editing video
- Setting up a basic voice recording area
- Examining audio characteristics
- Adjusting audio volume
- Adjusting audio in the effect controls panel
- Adjusting audio gain
- Adding Jcuts and Lcuts
Importing and capturing media
- Using a tapeless workflow
- Using the media browser
- Import image sequence into a single video file
- Mixing media formats
- Capturing HDV and DV video
Exporting frames, clips and sequences
- Overview of export options
- Recording to tape
- Exporting single frames
- Using the export settings dialogue
- Working with Adobe Media Encoder
- Enhancements to Adobe Media Encoder and workflow
- Format overview
- Collaboration in CS Review
- Closed caption support
Classroom trainint


Advantages of classroom training
Classroom training has many advantages over other formats of training since in-person interaction and communication plays an extremely important part to absorbing information.
Classroom training allows you to get trained in a safe, quiet, clean environment, away from the noise and pressures of the office or home. The classroom environment provides the important “human touch,” which is often missing in technology-based training.
You can’t beat real life interaction when asking important questions and receiving immediate feedback.
Other benefits of classroom training include:
- Group interaction. People learn from one another as well as from the trainer
- Training groups can be large or small
- Classroom training also teaches us how to interact with one another in a professional, productive, cooperative way, which is something that other forms of training often don’t provide
Remote training


Advantages of remote training
Remote training introduces a virtually no-limits training option since it's extremely flexible. You can attend a remote training session anywhere in the world and has become increasingly popular over the last few years.
Remote training plays itself into your hands and you can harness technology to enable you to use traditional computers, tablets and even phones for complete flexibility.
You can see your trainer (webcam) and they will take you through the training session like you're actually attending a classroom training event.
Other benefits of remote training include:
- No travel to the classroom - you can attend remote training in your pj's if you wish!
- Training groups can be large or small and even split over multiple locations and even multiple countries at the same time
- You have the ability to interact with your trainer by talking, electronically raising your hand and even allow for them to see your screen (if you authorise)
- All remote training sessions are recorded - so you can play-back at anytime in the future and enhance your learning experience
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Flexipay over 6 months
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Post course support
After your course, we don’t leave you high-and-dry. Our technical support is provided for a lifetime
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FAQs
What happens if I am unwell on the morning of my course?
This is just fine from a course perspective since you can re-arrange again (according to our course schedule) for no fee
How do I actually book my course?
Find the course you wish and then click on the ‘book now’ button and complete the form
Can I jump immediately to an Advanced course?
Delegates attending an Advanced course must already possess at least 80% of the knowledge of the (previous) Introduction course. This is so you are not out of your depth in the Advanced course and also so other delegates are not affected
What are the training times?
We start at 9.30 and finish at 4.30pm with plenty of breaks and 40 minutes for lunch
What if I fail my ACP exam?
- Start 9.30am - Finish 3.30pm.
- Exam 2pm
Should you not pass the first time, you can retake the exam for no charge when the course runs again in our schedule
Will I get a certificate for attending?
Yes - your Adobe authorised training centre certificate of attendance will be emailed after your training course
Will I be able to work to my own agenda in the training?
Our courses are scheduled and run with the same outline and aims. Whilst our trainers can field some ad hoc questions along the way we are unable to provide specific information on your project
Course Enquiry
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If you require an immediate response then please do not hesitate to call 0845 527 0768.