We'll look at the importance of rendering and how, with Premiere Pro CS5 and how it needs to run on a 64-bit Operating System, how the program ships with various different effects that run natively and don't actually require rendering. We'll look at how we use the Edit Tools, such as the Razor Tool, to make simple edits. We're going to get creative and I'll show you how to use Filters. We look at Timecode and how this is absolutely crucial and relevant when we are making films and we need to dub audio and synchronize dialog to the millisecond. We're going to look at how we can edit audio precisely. When we start getting more into the details we're going to look at File Formats that we can use within Premiere Pro. We're going to look at the different Panels within the Interface, the Project Panel, the Timeline area, the Source Monitor, the Audio Mixer, et cetera. Some of the things that we're going to look at and we're going to learn are creating projects, creating sequences, how we set Preferences in Premiere Pro so that it works exactly how we like it. This course should last around about 8 hours and there are about 8 or 9 chapters to this course. Now, on the way we'll take in, briefly I suppose, some other Adobe programs like After Effects and Soundbooth and Photoshop to help us construct our film. Throughout this course I'm going to step through pretty much every essential element required to make a professional looking film with Premiere Pro CS5. What I'm going to do in this course is I'm going to construct a film about local country walks in the area in which I live that take in various local pubs. If you have, then you'll notice during this full course I'm going to expand on the tutorials presented in the QuickStart! Guide. Anyway, I'm not sure if you've worked your way through the QuickStart! Guide to Premiere Pro CS5 that I authored.
In addition to authoring courses for VTC I run my own business, Energy Studios and part of what I do is making films - commercial, corporate, music videos, et cetera and have been making these types of films for more years than I can remember to tell the tax man about.
In addition, I've run courses on Premiere Elements 8, the sister program to Premiere Pro. In that time I authored a course on Premiere Pro CS4, the version before the version we're looking at in this tutorial and fairly recently I authored a course on Premiere Pro CS5, this version of Premiere Pro but as a QuickStart! Guide. My name is Mark Struthers and I've been authoring courses for VTC for a year or so now. Hello and welcome to this VTC course on Premiere Pro CS5.
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