Video Editing with Adobe Premiere

Course Outline

Lesson 1: Touring with Adobe Premiere pro

  • Getting Started
  • Nonlinear editing in Adobe Premiere Pro
  • Expanding the workflow
  • Touring the Adobe Premiere Pro interface

Lesson 2: Setting Up A Project

  • Setting up a Project
  • Setting up a sequence

Lesson 3: Importing Media

  • Importing assets
  • Working with the media Browser
  • Importing Images
  • The Media Cache
  • Capturing from videotape

Lesson 4: Organizing Media

  • The project Panel
  • Working with bins
  • Organizing media with content analysis
  • Monitoring footage
  • Modifying Clips

Lesson 5: Working With Clips and Markers

  • Program monitor controls
  • Controlling resolution
  • Using Markers
  • Using sync lock and track lock
  • Finding gaps in the timeline
  • Moving Clips
  • Extracting and deleting segments
Instructor

Md. Habib

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Skill

a. Competitive Edge: In the freelance world, competition is fierce. Developing and constantly upgrading your skills ensures you stand out in a crowded marketplace. Clients are more likely to hire freelancers who possess the necessary expertise to meet their specific needs.

b. Credibility and Trust: A freelancer with a solid skill set is perceived as reliable and trustworthy. Clients are more likely to entrust important projects to individuals who demonstrate proficiency and a deep understanding of their craft.

c. Adaptability: The job market is dynamic, and skills become outdated quickly. Continuous skill development allows freelancers to adapt to changing trends, technologies, and client demands, ensuring they remain relevant and sought after in their field.

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Marketing

a. Visibility: Even the most skilled freelancers won't find success without effective marketing. Creating a strong online presence through platforms like social media, personal websites, and freelance marketplaces increases visibility and attracts potential clients.

b. Networking: Marketing skills help freelancers build and nurture valuable professional connections. Networking opens doors to new opportunities, collaborations, and referrals, expanding the freelancer's client base and enhancing their overall success.

c. Brand Building: Marketing is instrumental in crafting a personal brand. A strong brand communicates professionalism, reliability, and expertise. Clients are more likely to choose a freelancer with a well-established brand that aligns with their needs and values.

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Communication

a. Understanding Client Needs: Effective communication is the key to understanding and meeting client expectations. Freelancers who can articulate ideas, ask clarifying questions, and provide updates in a clear and concise manner are more likely to establish positive client relationships.

b. Conflict Resolution: Not every project goes smoothly. Strong communication skills help freelancers navigate challenges and conflicts. Being able to address issues transparently and find solutions enhances client satisfaction and maintains a positive professional reputation.

c. Client Retention: Repeat business is often the lifeblood of freelancers. Excellent communication fosters strong client relationships, leading to satisfied clients who are more likely to return for future projects and recommend the freelancer to others.

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