Nearly every digital still camera produced today has extraordinary video capabilities that would have been only available on professional cinema cameras several years ago. From the pioneering Canon 5D Mkii from a decade ago to the latest phones from Apple and Android the moving image is something available to all image makers. Many phones offer limited editing programs to quickly trim your videos and upload them to social media sites. If you are taken by these possibilities, you eventually will want to utilize a program that can offer you more control over the editing process. While there are many capable editors from Apple, Blackmagic and Sony we are choosing Adobe’s Premiere Pro, primarily because of its cross-platform performance and tight integration to Adobe’s Creative Suite, namely Audition, After Effects, Media Composer and even Photoshop. Many of us are familiar and comfortable with the Adobe interface which will aid in learning the program.

In this three-hour seminar I will introduce you to Premiere Pro, detailing the multiple processing modules such as Assembly, Editing, Color, Graphics and Export. The beauty of Premiere is that it can seamlessly handle footage from high end cinema cameras, DSLRs, mirrorless cameras and your phone, all on the same timeline.

I will demonstrate how best to set up your project in Premiere for efficiency and how to import your video, audio, and even still images to create a short film.  The seminar will detail how to create edit points for longer footage and place them on a timeline, how to place clips in relation to one another, move them around, create transitions, color correct and color grade, work with audio and music and finally how to export your video for a variety platforms. This seminar is designed for still photographers who want to explore the possibilities of the moving image with the existing equipment they have from DSLRs to iPhones and everything in between.

Before class starts: 

• Look for an email invite to a Zoom workshop. If you do not receive one after the class has been confirmed, check your email’s junk folder or call 561-253-2600.
• Make sure your device(s) are fully charged and you have a stable internet connection.
• If you have questions, concerns, or technical difficulties call 561-253-2600 or email info@workshop.org

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