Introduction to Adobe Premiere – A Video Editing Tutorial – Lee Morris & Patrick Hall

Introduction to Adobe Premiere – A Video Editing Tutorial Information

Introduction to Adobe Premiere – A Video Editing Tutorial is designed for photographers who want to transition into video editing using Adobe Premiere.

If you have a camera that shoots photos, it can almost certainly shoot equally good-looking video. We live in an era where the demand for high quality video is starting to surpass that of still images. So, if your camera can shoot video as well as it can shoot stills, what’s stopping you from participating in the growing demand for video? If the answer is editing, this tutorial is for you.

Intro to Premiere

As photographers, we understand the need for good post-processing. An image that has been edited well makes it stand out from the crowd; it’s what separates decent photography from excellent photography. The same is true for video. A well-edited video will catch the attention of the viewer and hold it. While many of us photographers have learned how to process an image to its fullest potential, we lack the ability to put a compelling video together.

The prospect of learning new software can be daunting. This tutorial is designed for those who want to start their education from the beginning. We walk through all the major tools available in Adobe Premiere and show the process of cutting clips together, adding music, and adjusting each clip to look and sound like you want it to. To help keep the learning process practical, we have provided all the files that Lee works on so that you can follow along and apply each concept immediately. By the end of the first section, we will have assembled a short commercial together.

Here’s what you’ll learn

• Creating a project and sequence
• Importing footage
• Cutting, syncing, and assembling video and audio clips
• Managing audio levels
• Color correction
• Adding video and audio effects
• Keyframing
• Managing multiple frame rates
• Nesting
• Exporting
• Time-saving techniques
• A set of files to work along with, including interview clips, general b-roll, drone clips, time-lapses, photos, and music

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