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MiT - Premiere Elements

2014-02-21T18:23:06Z

Zorns: Created page with "===Starting a Project=== ====Collect Source Media==== Before starting a project in Premiere Elements collect and organize any materials that will be used in the project: audio..."

===Starting a Project===
====Collect Source Media====
Before starting a project in Premiere Elements collect and organize any materials that will be used in the project: audio, still images, and video clips.
#Create a folder with your name on the desktop.
#Inside your folder, create folders for '''audio''', '''stills''', and '''video''', and place files accordingly.

====New Project====
# Launch Premiere Elements from the dock at the bottom of the screen.
# From the top menu, go to '''File > Save Project As'''.
# Name the project descriptively (with your name), and choose to save into your project folder on the desktop.

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===Importing Content===

====Import Video Clips from a Folder====
Import clips into Elements from files that were already copied from a memory card.
# In Elements, at the top left of the screen click the '''Add Media''' tab.
# From the list, select '''Files and Folders'''.
# In the file dialog box click the triangle on the top right to expand the window. Find your project folder, and navigate to the '''video''' folder.
#*From the video folder select each video clip as it appears as a .MTS file or .MOV. To select all press '''command A'''.
# Click '''Import''' to add clips to the project.
# Video clips will appear in the '''Project Assets Tab'''.

====Import Video Clips Directly from a Card Reader====
Import clips directly from the memory card reader, available at every station in the Multimedia Lab, or when using the Computer Center checkout a card reader from Media Loan down the hall.
# With the camera powered off, remove the memory card and insert it into a card reader.
# From the top left of the screen click the '''Add Media''' tab.
# From the list, select '''Videos from Flip or Cameras'''.
# In the Video Importer window, click the yellow folder icon next to the '''Save In''' location, navigate to your project folder, and select '''choose'''.
# Preview video clips by selecting them and press play in the Preview window.
# Un-check the box next to clips you do not want to use.
# Click '''Get Media''' to import clips. This will duplicate the media files from the memory card to your project folder, and import the files into the '''Project Assets Tab'''.
# After importing is completed, eject the memory card by dragging it to the trash, and then place it back in the camera.
# Initialize the memory card before returning equipment to Media Loan.

====Project Settings====
When creating a new project Premiere Elements will automatically adjust the project settings to match the first type of video content that is imported. Project settings cannot be changed after starting a project.

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===Basic Editing===

====Trimming Source Clips in the Preview Monitor====
Remove unwanted footage from source clips.
#Double click on a video clip in the '''Project Assets Tab'''
#A preview window appears of the video with playback controls and handles for setting in and out points.
#Adjust the handles or place the playhead and press '''I''' to set an in point, or '''O''' to set the out point.
''*The in and out points can always be adjusted to reveal the full length of the clip.''

====Insert Edit====
Shifts other clips in the timeline out of the way-
*Click and drag a clip from the project assets tab into a video track in the timeline.
*Release the mouse when an icon with a right pointing arrow appears.
*Other audio/video clips will move forward or backward out of the way.

====Overlay Edit====
Covers up one clip with another-
*Click and drag clips over other clip into the timeline by pressing and holding the '''command''' key.
*Release the mouse when a centered arrow icon appears.

====Split Clips====
Split a clip into separate pieces-
*Position the current time indicator (playhead) over a clip where it will be cut.
*Bring the cursor over the clip and click on the split clip button (looks like scissors).
*The clip is now separated into two pieces, that can be re-grown by edge editing.

====Snapping====
When moving clips in the timeline this will align to other objects (playhead, other clips, markers, etc) and prevent gaps.
*From the top menu '''Timeline > Snap''', or press '''S'''.

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===Playback & Rendering===

*To get a rough preview of content press the '''Play''' button in the Monitor panel, or press the '''Spacebar'''.
*When red lines appear in the timeline over footage, or playback is slow/jerky, grab the '''Work Area Bar''' near the start of the timeline and span it over all content. From the top menu, '''Timeline > Render Work Area'''and all content will be processed, or rendered, for improved playback.
*Press the '''Full Screen''' button on the top right to view content fully. Press '''esc''' to exit.

===Adding Titles===
Included in Premiere Elements are overly themed titles through the '''Action Bar'''.
It is recommended to create your own titles through the top menu,.Please spell check content in a text editor.
# Place the playhead in the timeline where you would like to add a title.
# From the top menu bar go to '''Text > New Text > Default Text'''. A title editing overlay will appear in the project window.
# Click in the text field to edit content.
# In the right hand adjustments screen change formatting properties just like a text editor.
# Click on the '''Shapes''' tab to adjust color and create shapes. Click on the '''Arrow''' mode button to adjust positioning on screen.
# Keep all text content within the inner-most guide frame to ensure content will remain visible on any viewing device.
# To apply changes click anywhere outside the text window and then click on the timeline.
# The title will appear as a purple video clip in the timeline. Drag this over another clip to have it superimposed, or have it over black.
# Adjust the duration by dragging on either side of clip to shorten or lengthen.
# Make adjustments by double clicking on the title clip in the timeline to re-edit.

====Scrolling Credits====
#Create a title.
#Use return to make sure each line of text fits horizontally on screen.
#From the top menu, '''Text > New Text > Roll/Crawl'''.
#In the dialog that appears change the type to a roll and click '''OK''' to apply changes.

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===Adding Transitions===
Apply transitions in the finishing stages of editing.
''Transitions must be shorter than the clip length.''
#In the '''Action Bar''' at the bottom of the screen click on '''Transitions'''.
#Click and drag a transition over a clip, release the mouse when a color overlay appears.
# A '''Transition Adjustment''' window will open over the clip to set duration, and the placement. Click '''Done''' to confirm settings.
#To re-edit the transition double click on the icon in the timeline.
#Delete a transition by selecting it and pressing the delete key.

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=== Exporting a File ===
# In the top right area of the screen click on the '''Publish and Share''' panel.
# Select to share to '''Computer'''.
# Select the '''AVCHD''' format from the list.
# In the '''Preset''' menu choose: '''MP4 - H264 1920x1080p 30''', or based on the destination of your video (YouTube, Vimeo etc.)
# In File Name field give this a descriptive title - with your name.
# In the Save In field, click '''Browse''' and select your folder.
# To select a portion of the video to export span the '''Work Area''' bar over the portion to be exported and check the box, '''Share Work Area Bar Only'''.
# Click '''Save''' on the bottom right. It may take a few minutes to process the exported file.
#After exporting is completed, quit Premiere Elements and preview the entire video in Quicktime player before submitting to a faculty for evaluation.

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===[[File Space Overview]]===

[[Category:2013-2014]]

Creating Dangerously - DSLR Video

2014-01-24T17:57:29Z

Zorns: /* Shooting Settings */

==== Shooting Video on the Canon Rebel DSLR T5i ====

=== Notes ===

*Media Loan has several models of rebels. The T5i uses battery type LP-E8. These are not cross-compatible with other batteries, or power supplies.
*Additional accessories including AC adapter cables, memory card readers, lenses, and remotes are available separately through Media Loan.
*It is recommended to use a tripod, or monopod, to reduce camera shake.
*When using the default zoom lens aperture changes will occur during a change in focal length - zooming while recording video is not recommended.
*Using autofocus during movie shooting can cause the lens to adjust continuously and create noises with sound recording. Use an external microphone to prevent this, or use only manual focus.
*Shooting for extended periods of time can cause the sensor to overheat, resulting in image artifacts, and/or shutting down. If this happens please turn the camera off for a while and wait for it to cool down.

===Movie Recording Time Limits===
*With a 16GB memory card, the total available recording time for a 1920x1080 video resolution is 44 minutes.
*An individual movie file has a maximum size of 4GB. If a file reaches this limit, it will create a new file automatically - no need to restart recording.
*The maximum recording time for a single movie clip is 29 minutes, 59 seconds. Once a clip reaches this time it will stop automatically. To resume recording press the video record button.

 

=== Camera Settings ===

#Turn off both Auto Focus and Image Stabilizer switches on the lens
#Turn the camera switch to the movie mode (camera icon)
#Press the Menu button and adjust the following settings [[Canon Rebel T5i Video Settings Guide|Canon Rebel T5i Video Settings Guide]]
#Press the red video record button near the viewfinder to start video recording. Press once more to stop.

 

=== Shooting Settings ===

'''Set the ISO/ASA''':
''(film grain - light sensitivity)''
*Press the ISO button and use the scroll wheel to adjust values.
Recommended ISO settings:
:*100-400 outdoor, bright light
:*800-1600 Indoor, low light
ISO 100 will provide the most clear and detailed image. Anything above 800 will look grainy and introduce more significant noise in the image.

'''Adjust exposure''':
*SHUTTER - turn the scroll wheel to adjust the shutter speed. Anything below 1/60 of a second will have motion blur. For fast moving subjects increase the shutter speed above 1/60th.
*APERTURE - press the Av button while turning the scroll wheel to expand or contract the aperture/iris. This will directly affect the depth of field.

'''Set White Balance''':
Custom white balance will only be able to calibrate properly once a decent exposure is achieved - not too dark, not too bright. Do this step last.
*Take a shot of a white piece of paper in the subject area.
*In the menu settings select that white image as the custom white balance reference.
*Press Display.
*Press Quick menu.
*Select custom white balance using the scroll wheel.
*Press Quick menu to exit.

'''Focus''':
*It is recommended to only use manual focus when shooting video.
*Before recording, use the focus assist zoom button to toggle magnification x5, or x10 to do critical focus on the subject, and rotate the focus ring on the lens until the image is clear.
*When using autofocus during video recording press the shutter half-way to do focus. This may cause the lens movement to be recorded on the audio track.

'''Start Recording''':
*Press the camera button with the red dot directly next to the viewfinder to start video recording. (Pressing the shutter will only take a still image).
*Press the video record button again to stop.

''It is recommended to have pre and post roll before and after each shot.''

===Saving Footage ===
Copy the entire contents of the camera memory card INTACT to the local computer, or an external drive.
#Turn off the camera.
#Remove the memory card and insert into the provided card reader on the computer desk in the MML, or Non-Linear suites. ''-Card readers are also available for checkout from Media Loan.''
#Create a folder with your name on the Storage or Local Work drive.
#Copy the entire DCIM folder from the memory card into your folder. DO NOT make any changes to this folder, or its contents.
#Eject the memory card by dragging to the trash.
#Preview clips by navigating to files with the .mov extension inside the DCIM folder.
#Put the memory card back into the camera and re-format before returning equipment to Media Loan.

=== Resources ===

[http://pixelpoppin.com/camera/index.html Virtual Camera]

[http://littlegreatideas.com/stabilizer/diy/ DIY Steadicam]

[[Category:2013-2014]]

Creating Dangerously - DSLR Video

2014-01-24T17:57:09Z

Zorns: /* Shooting Settings */

2013-12-31T17:30:38Z

Zorns: /* Media Loan */

CURRENTLY UNDER CONSTRUCTION, PLEASE REVIEW.

== Media Loan ==

*[http://www.evergreen.edu/medialoan www.evergreen.edu/medialoan]
*Bring your Evergreen ID with the current quarter sticker.
*Make a reservation for equipment, stop by Lib. 2504, or call (360) 867-6253.
*Test and confirm all equipment is in working order before leaving Media Loan.
*Media Loan has SEVERE LATE FINES. Return equipment on time, or call to make a renewal. Follow up with an appeal form to negate late fines.

Late Fines assessed daily, per item
Equipment valued over $250 — $20.00 per day
Equipment valued under $250 — $10.00 per day
Keys and all equipment and accessories valued over $50 — $10.00 per day
Equipment and accessories valued under $50 — $5.00 per day

===[http://www.evergreen.edu/medialoan/docs/audio_micbasics.pdf Media Loan Microphone Guide]===

===Microphone Types===
* Dynamic Mics
** Can withstand louder noises, rugged pickup elements.
** No power needed
* Condenser Mics
** More sensitive to quieter noises, and more delicate pickup elements.
** Needs power supplied through a battery, or through phantom power on zoom recorder.

===Microphone Patterns===
* Omni: picks up sound from all directions.
* Cardioid: picks up sound from front:
** Proximity Effect: low frequencies are boosted as mic is closer to the source.
* Super-Cardioid: Picks up from front with a narrower pattern.

===Microphones===
* Handheld
* Lavaliere: Small mic which clamps to clothing.
* Shotgun: Long mic. Picks up sound from with an extremely narrow pattern.

===Connector Types===
# XLR = Needed for Olympus
# Mini = will not work with Olympus

===Mic Usage Tips===
* Use a stand if possible.
* Listen for:
** handling noise
** proximity effect
** popped p's

===Media Loan Shopping List===
*Olympus LS-100 recorder
*Mic cables
*Headphones
*Extension cables
*Desk stand, floor stand, microphone handle, shock mount
*Microphones:
**Recommended for vocal recording > SM-58, SM-57, Sennheiser 421, AT8537 Lavaliere

==Olympus Recorder==
Digital audio recorder that records to flash memory cards. No moving parts. Copy files off just like using a USB drive.

* Format memory card before use, and before returning to Media Loan.
* Record Settings: Review settings on [

'''Notes'''
* Charging the battery
* Always record at a high quality
* Mono vs Stereo
* Setting Levels: Do not hit zero on the meter
* Always have headphones
* Record room tone
* USB Mode

===Recording Exercise===
Select a controlled and quiet recording location. Avoid noisy public locations (like restaurants, or areas near a road). If possible, eliminate background noises (turn off stereos, TV’s, fans, air circulation vents). A room with carpeting and furniture will typically sound better than one with hard floors (too much echo).
# Plug in to ac power, or use fresh AA batteris.
# Format the memory card
# Plug in headphones
# Connect an external mic to recorder. If using a condensor mic turn on Phantom Power (+48v)
# Set to record to PCM, 48kHZ, mono, manual record levels.
# Make a test recording
## Press '''Rec''' Pause
## Test mic
## Set levels - record level control knobs are on the bottom of the recorder. Levels should be the loudest around -12dB on the meters.
## Press '''Rec''' to start recording.
## Listen on headphones
## Press '''Stop''' to stop recording
## Playback recording

'''It is recommended to record some "room tone" to be able to insert any pauses needed later in post-production.""

===Copying Files===
# Connect the recorder to ac power, connect the provided USB cable to the computer USB port
#Copy files from the audio recorder to a computer as you would from a USB drive. Protect the privacy of your recordings by deleting all files on the recorder before returning equipment to Media Loan.
#When finished click and drag the device icon to the trash before disconnecting or turning off the power.

[[Category:2013-2014]]

Radio Practice and Politics - Olympus Recorders

2013-12-31T17:29:11Z

Zorns: /* Microphones */

Radio Practice and Politics - Olympus Recorders

2013-12-31T17:28:49Z

Zorns: /* Media Loan */

CURRENTLY UNDER CONSTRUCTION, PLEASE REVIEW.

== Media Loan ==

*[http://www.evergreen.edu/medialoan www.evergreen.edu/medialoan]
*Bring your Evergreen ID with the current quarter sticker.
*Make a reservation for equipment, stop by Lib. 2504, or call (360) 867-6253.
*Test and confirm all equipment is in working order before leaving Media Loan.
*Media Loan has SEVERE LATE FINES. Return equipment on time, or call to make a renewal. Follow up with an appeal form to negate late fines.

Late Fines assessed daily, per item
Equipment valued over $250 — $20.00 per day
Equipment valued under $250 — $10.00 per day
Keys and all equipment and accessories valued over $50 — $10.00 per day
Equipment and accessories valued under $50 — $5.00 per day

===[http://www.evergreen.edu/medialoan/docs/audio_micbasics.pdf Media Loan Microphone Guide]===

===Microphone Types===
* Dynamic Mics
** Can withstand louder noises, rugged pickup elements.
** No power needed
* Condenser Mics
** More sensitive to quieter noises, and more delicate pickup elements.
** Needs power supplied through a battery, or through phantom power on zoom recorder.

===Microphone Patterns===
* Omni: picks up sound from all directions.
* Cardioid: picks up sound from front:
** Proximity Effect: low frequencies are boosted as mic is closer to the source.
* Super-Cardioid: Picks up from front with a narrower pattern.

===Microphones===
* Handheld
* lavalier: Small mic which clamps to clothing.
* Shotgun: Long mic. Picks up sound from with an extremely narrow pattern.

===Connector Types===
# XLR = Needed for Olympus
# Mini = will not work with Olympus

===Mic Usage Tips===
* Use a stand if possible.
* Listen for:
** handling noise
** proximity effect
** popped p's

===Media Loan Shopping List===
*Olympus LS-100 recorder
*Mic cables
*Headphones
*Extension cables
*Desk stand, floor stand, microphone handle, shock mount
*Microphones:
**Recommended for vocal recording > SM-58, SM-57, Sennheiser 421, AT8537 Lavaliere

==Olympus Recorder==
Digital audio recorder that records to flash memory cards. No moving parts. Copy files off just like using a USB drive.

* Format memory card before use, and before returning to Media Loan.
* Record Settings: Review settings on [

'''Notes'''
* Charging the battery
* Always record at a high quality
* Mono vs Stereo
* Setting Levels: Do not hit zero on the meter
* Always have headphones
* Record room tone
* USB Mode

===Recording Exercise===
Select a controlled and quiet recording location. Avoid noisy public locations (like restaurants, or areas near a road). If possible, eliminate background noises (turn off stereos, TV’s, fans, air circulation vents). A room with carpeting and furniture will typically sound better than one with hard floors (too much echo).
# Plug in to ac power, or use fresh AA batteris.
# Format the memory card
# Plug in headphones
# Connect an external mic to recorder. If using a condensor mic turn on Phantom Power (+48v)
# Set to record to PCM, 48kHZ, mono, manual record levels.
# Make a test recording
## Press '''Rec''' Pause
## Test mic
## Set levels - record level control knobs are on the bottom of the recorder. Levels should be the loudest around -12dB on the meters.
## Press '''Rec''' to start recording.
## Listen on headphones
## Press '''Stop''' to stop recording
## Playback recording

'''It is recommended to record some "room tone" to be able to insert any pauses needed later in post-production.""

===Copying Files===
# Connect the recorder to ac power, connect the provided USB cable to the computer USB port
#Copy files from the audio recorder to a computer as you would from a USB drive. Protect the privacy of your recordings by deleting all files on the recorder before returning equipment to Media Loan.
#When finished click and drag the device icon to the trash before disconnecting or turning off the power.

[[Category:2013-2014]]

Radio Practice and Politics - Olympus Recorders

2013-12-31T00:09:04Z

Zorns:

CURRENTLY UNDER CONSTRUCTION, PLEASE REVIEW.

== Media Loan ==

*[http://www.evergreen.edu/medialoan www.evergreen.edu/medialoan]
*Bring your Evergreen ID with the current quarter sticker.
*Make a reservation for equipment, stop by Lib. 2504, or call (360) 867-6253.
*Test and confirm all equipment is in working order before leaving Media Loan.
*Media Loan has SEVERE LATE FINES. Return equipment on time, or call to make a renewal. Follow up with an appeal form to negate late fines.

Late Fines assessed daily, per item
Equipment valued over $250 — $20.00 per day
Equipment valued under $250 — $10.00 per day
Keys and all equipment and accessories valued over $50 — $10.00 per day
Equipment and accessories valued under $50 — $5.00 per day

* [http://www.evergreen.edu/medialoan/docs/audio_micbasics.pdf Mic Handout]

===Microphone Types===
* Dynamic Mics
** Can withstand louder noises, rugged pickup elements.
** No power needed
* Condenser Mics
** More sensitive to quieter noises, and more delicate pickup elements.
** Needs power supplied through a battery, or through phantom power on zoom recorder.

===Microphone Patterns===
* Omni: picks up sound from all directions.
* Cardioid: picks up sound from front:
** Proximity Effect: low frequencies are boosted as mic is closer to the source.
* Super-Cardioid: Picks up from front with a narrower pattern.

===Microphones===
* Handheld
* lavalier: Small mic which clamps to clothing.
* Shotgun: Long mic. Picks up sound from with an extremely narrow pattern.

===Connector Types===
# XLR = Needed for Olympus
# Mini = will not work with Olympus

===Mic Usage Tips===
* Use a stand if possible.
* Listen for:
** handling noise
** proximity effect
** popped p's

===Media Loan Shopping List===
*Olympus LS-100 recorder
*Mic cables
*Headphones
*Extension cables
*Desk stand, floor stand, microphone handle
*Microphones:
**Recommended for vocal recording > SM-58, SM-57, Sennheiser 421, ECM-50 Lavolier

==Olympus Recorder==
Digital audio recorder that records to flash memory cards. No moving parts. Copy files off just like using a USB drive.

* Format memory card before use, and before returning to Media Loan.
* Record Settings: Review settings on [

'''Notes'''
* Charging the battery
* Always record at a high quality
* Mono vs Stereo
* Setting Levels: Do not hit zero on the meter
* Always have headphones
* Record room tone
* USB Mode

===Recording Exercise===
Select a controlled and quiet recording location. Avoid noisy public locations (like restaurants, or areas near a road). If possible, eliminate background noises (turn off stereos, TV’s, fans, air circulation vents). A room with carpeting and furniture will typically sound better than one with hard floors (too much echo).
# Plug in to ac power, or use fresh AA batteris.
# Format the memory card
# Plug in headphones
# Connect an external mic to recorder. If using a condensor mic turn on Phantom Power (+48v)
# Set to record to PCM, 48kHZ, mono, manual record levels.
# Make a test recording
## Press '''Rec''' Pause
## Test mic
## Set levels - record level control knobs are on the bottom of the recorder. Levels should be the loudest around -12dB on the meters.
## Press '''Rec''' to start recording.
## Listen on headphones
## Press '''Stop''' to stop recording
## Playback recording

'''It is recommended to record some "room tone" to be able to insert any pauses needed later in post-production.""

===Copying Files===
# Connect the recorder to ac power, connect the provided USB cable to the computer USB port
#Copy files from the audio recorder to a computer as you would from a USB drive. Protect the privacy of your recordings by deleting all files on the recorder before returning equipment to Media Loan.
#When finished click and drag the device icon to the trash before disconnecting or turning off the power.

[[Category:2013-2014]]

Radio Practice and Politics - Olympus Recorders

2013-12-31T00:08:31Z

Zorns: Created page with "== Media Loan == *[http://www.evergreen.edu/medialoan www.evergreen.edu/medialoan] *Bring your Evergreen ID with the current quarter sticker. *Make a reservation for equipme..."

Computer Labs and Classrooms

2013-12-27T21:57:25Z

Zorns:

__NOTOC__

===[[:Category:Computer Center|The Computer Center]]===
Located in the main campus Library building on the second floor, the Academic Computing Center provides computer access for all students, staff and faculty. Within the Center reside 4 computer classrooms plus a large commons area with specialty equipment. [http://blogs.evergreen.edu/academiccomputing/ The Computer Center] website has additional information.

===[http://photo.evergreen.edu/portal/dis.htm The Digital Imaging Studio]===
Located in the main campus Library building on the first floor, room 1303, the Digital Imaging Studio is a PC-based computer lab that features 12 workstations and a number of high resolution flatbed and film scanners. This space is supported by lab aides for consultation and technical support. The DIS is the primary place for high-quality image editing and printing. Space is available to any one who schedules it.

===[http://scicomp.evergreen.edu Scientific Computing (The CAL)]===
Located on the Main campus in the Lab II building on the first floor. Focuses on providing support for students enrolled in Scientific Inquiry and Environmental Science Programs.

===Advanced Computing Classroom (ACC)===
Located in the Computer Center, the ACC is a Linux-based classroom focusing primarily on computer programming applications. To access the lab, you must e-mail the [mailto:overcasi@evergeen.edu Linux Administrator] and request access. If your program uses Linux, then your faculty will reserve the space for you.

===[http://blogs.evergreen.edu/animation/ 2D/3D Animation Labs]===
Located in the Library and Communications Buildings there are currently two 2D animation labs, and one 3D lab, all Macintosh based machines. These labs are available to all students once proficient to complete academic work. Contact animation staff for a proficiency via the website.

===[[:Category:Multimedia Lab|The Multimedia Lab]]===
Located in the Library building on the first floor, room 1404. This Mac-based computer lab is available to all students to complete academic work on a variety of projects ranging from video editing, audio multi-tracking, graphics, animation, and more. Student lab aides are available for technical support and consultation.

===[http://www.evergreen.edu/electronicmedia/musictech/ Music Technology Labs]===
Located in the Communications building this area features four music technology labs. These Mac-based production spaces contain a variety of synthesizers, electronic recording devices, and array of software for producing and editing audio based projects. Access is available to students enrolled in music technology courses or with individual contracts and proficiencies.

===[http://blogs.evergreen.edu/languagelab/ The Language Lab]===
The language lab is a center for language study, conversation groups, and interaction with all those interested in languages (students, staff, faculty). Computers are available for individual language study, each equipped with headphones and a mic so that speaking aloud is possible and placed in carrels for privacy. The space is multipurpose and serves individuals wanting to learn a language or maintain proficiency in a language as well as academic programs and courses in which language study is required. The lab also serves as a lounge for all those interested in languages so that they can study, network, or converse. See the [http://blogs.evergreen.edu/languagelab/ Language Lab's website].

[[Category:Campus Technology Spaces]]

Epic and Everyday - Premiere Pro

2013-12-05T00:49:53Z

Zorns: /* Chroma Key Effects */

==What is Premiere Pro==

Premiere Pro is a non-destructive, non-linear video editing application.

The interface is comprised of a series of windows called "panels" that can be modified to create different "work spaces".

It follows the basic design of most editing software:
* '''Media Browser''' window: browse all available files on the computer, and preview content before adding to your project.
* '''Project''' panel: view all of the audio/video/still/title assets that are included in a project.
* '''Source Monitor''': preview assets, set in and out points for fine tuning.
* '''Program Monitor''': view the edited materials as part of the '''Sequence''' which is open in the '''Timeline'''.
* '''Sequence''': audio and video clips are edited together on separate tracks.
* '''Timeline''' panel: edit audio/video/still images content into a '''Sequence'''.
* You can have multiple '''Sequences''' in one '''Project''' and '''Timeline''' windows.

* '''Media''' files audio/video/still content. Please save and work locally on the Storage drive in the Multimedia Lab.
* '''Clips''' are assets that point to the original file on the hard drive.
** Changes made to clips in the Premiere project will not affect the original media files - this is the meaning of a non-destructive program.
** This also means that changing the location of the source files may result in Premiere losing track of where to find the contents of the project with a "Media Offline' notice. When moving files from the server, or different computer stations, please keep all materials in a single folder. Reconnect media, or ask a lab aide for help.
* '''Project file''': a recipe, or list of instructions for how to put the project together.
* '''In-Points''' and '''Out-Points''': Designates the beginning and end sections of a clip.
* '''Playhead''': Shows the time location of the current frame in any window. Sometimes it is also called the '''Current-Time Indicator''' ('''CTI''').

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==Getting Started==

===Collect Source Files===
''Premiere Pro does not move or copy any files. Files need to be pre-organized before importing.''
# Create a folder in the '''Storage''' drive labeled with your name. Do '''not''' use special characters other than a dash or underscore. Inside this folder create a folder for '''Video''', '''Images''', and '''Premiere Files'''.
# Connect to the Nimrod file server and download your group's folder of video clips from the CCAM production to the video folder [[File Space Overview]] '''Nimrod > CCAM Transfers > Epic and the Everyday'''
# Copy all three of the still images that you prepared into the Images folder.

===Create a Project===
# Launch Premiere Pro from the dock.
# Select '''New Project'''.
# Click the '''Browse''' button.
# Navigate to your project folder in the Storage drive and select the '''Premiere Files''' folder. This will keep all the extraneous files that Premiere creates tidy.
# Name the project descriptively and click '''OK'''.
# In the New Sequence window that appears press '''cancel'''.

===Import Media Files===
# In the '''Media Browser''' navigate to your project folder on the Storage drive.
# Add all video clips and still images to the Project Panel by right clicking on the folder and select '''Import'''.
# After importing all media close the Media Browser panel by pressing the x on the top right of the tab.

===Synchronize Clips===
The video clips from the CCAM production are labeled with each group's name, take, and camera angle. Create a combined (multi-camera) clip from both camera angle 1 and 2.
# In the Project panel select both camera 1 and 2 video clips for take 1, example: '''(Epic Grp A1 Cam 1 Tk 1.mov) + (Epic Grp A1 Cam 2 Tk 1.mov)'''
# Right click and select '''Create Multi-Camera Source Sequence'''.
# In the dialogue that appears adjust the name to say '''Tk1.mov - Multicam''', and select '''Synchronize Point: timecode'''.
# A new multicam video clip appears in the Project panel.
# Repeat this for the remainder of the corresponding clips.
# Select one of the multicamera clips to edit, right click and select, '''New Sequence from Clip'''.
# A timeline window will display the new sequence containing the multicamera clip. Move the clip up into the '''Video 2''' track.

----

==Editing==

===Multi-Camera Editing===
Multi-camera editing allows synchronized clips to be played back and have both camera angles displayed simultaneously.
# From the top menu select '''Window > Multi-Camera Monitor'''.
# In the center of Multi-Camera Monitor window select '''Video 2''' from the drop down menu. Both camera angles should be visible.
# Press play to watch the footage. Click with the cursor on either camera angle to perform edits, or press '''1''' or '''2''' on the keyboard.
# After pressing '''stop''' the edits will be visible in the timeline sequence.
# Refine edit points in the timeline using the '''selection tool'''. Hover over the cut marks and drag to the left or right to shorten or lengthen the duration of either camera angle.

====Snapping====
The '''Snap''' function makes it easier to align clips in the '''Timeline'''.
* When a clip is moved it snaps to:
** the edge of another clip,
** the start or end of the time ruler
** the playhead

* To turn '''Snap''' on or off go to '''Sequence > Snap''', press the '''S''' key or click the magnet icon in the '''Timeline'''.

* The '''Playhead''' ignores the '''Snap''' setting. To enable '''Snap''' while dragging the '''Playhead hold down the '''Shift''' key.

====Separate Audio and Video====
*Separate embedded audio and video by right clicking on a clip and choose '''unlink'''.
*Re-link the same way.
*Group clips by clicking and dragging a selection, right click and select '''group'''. They will now move together as one clip.

-----

===Chroma Key Effects===
After editing is completed, use the Ultra-Key video filter to cut out the green backgrounds.
# Click on a green screen clip in the timeline, and park the playhead over the same clip.
# In the Effects panel use the search bar and type, '''Ultra Key'''.
# Drag and drop the Ultra Key effect to the clip in the timeline.
# In the Effects Controls panel twirl down the triangle to display the Ultra Key effects options.
# Click on the eye dropper icon and click on the green background in the Program panel monitor. The green background should disappear.
# Copy the effect to the remainder of the clips by right clicking on the clip with the Ultra Key and select '''Copy'''.
# Drag a selection box around the remainder of the clips, right click and select, '''Paste Attributes'''.

----

===Working with Still Images===
Images should be sized to fit the HD video size of 1920x1080 pixels. Anything smaller or larger may need to be resized to fit the frame.
# Drag the still image into the timeline sequence in Video 1.
# By default all still images have a duration of 5 seconds. Use the selection tool to shorten or lengthen the still image underneath the video clips with the Ultra Key effect applied.
# If necessary, re-size images larger or smaller:
## Select an image in the timeline, and park the playhead over it so it appears in the Program panel monitor.
## In the Effects Controls panel twirl down the options under '''Motion'''.
## Hover the cursor over the '''Scale''' value and drag to the left to reduce, and to the right to increase the size of the image.

----

===[[Titles - Premiere Pro |Titles]]===

----

===Watch Full Screen===
# Click on the Program panel to make it active.
# Press '''control''' and '''~ (tilde)''', this will make the window full screen.
# To exit press '''escape'''.

----

==Exporting==

# Click in the '''Timeline''' of the sequence to be exported.
#Press the | key to view the entire contents of the timeline, if applicable and use the work area bar to select the portion of the timeline to be exported.
# Go to '''File > Export > Media...'''.
# In the bottom left choose what part of the sequence to export:
## '''Entire Sequence''': exports the entire sequence.
## '''Sequence In/Out''': Exports the are between any in and out points set in the sequence.
## '''Work Area''': Exports the '''Work Area''' set in the '''Timeline'''.
## '''Custom''': Exports the area set by the triangles above this setting.
# '''Click''' the '''Queue''' button and '''Adobe Media Encoder''' will open.
# Drag a preset onto the name of your sequence to add the preset to the '''Queue'''. *For this assignment we recommend using the Quicktime H.264 preset under '''User Presets and Groups > Quicktime H.264 / 1920x1080 / 29.97fps / 10Mbps'''
# Click on the save location and select to save into your project folder, and name the file descriptively (Example: Group A Final CCAM Project.mov)
# Click the '''Start Queue''' button (green play button) to start exporting. A status bar will show the progression.
#After the video has finished exporting playback the entire piece to confirm everything exported properly before submitting work for faculty or class screening.
[[category:Premiere Pro]]

[[Category:2013-2014]]

Epic and Everyday - Premiere Pro

2013-12-05T00:49:39Z

Zorns: /* Titles */

==What is Premiere Pro==

Premiere Pro is a non-destructive, non-linear video editing application.

The interface is comprised of a series of windows called "panels" that can be modified to create different "work spaces".

It follows the basic design of most editing software:
* '''Media Browser''' window: browse all available files on the computer, and preview content before adding to your project.
* '''Project''' panel: view all of the audio/video/still/title assets that are included in a project.
* '''Source Monitor''': preview assets, set in and out points for fine tuning.
* '''Program Monitor''': view the edited materials as part of the '''Sequence''' which is open in the '''Timeline'''.
* '''Sequence''': audio and video clips are edited together on separate tracks.
* '''Timeline''' panel: edit audio/video/still images content into a '''Sequence'''.
* You can have multiple '''Sequences''' in one '''Project''' and '''Timeline''' windows.

* '''Media''' files audio/video/still content. Please save and work locally on the Storage drive in the Multimedia Lab.
* '''Clips''' are assets that point to the original file on the hard drive.
** Changes made to clips in the Premiere project will not affect the original media files - this is the meaning of a non-destructive program.
** This also means that changing the location of the source files may result in Premiere losing track of where to find the contents of the project with a "Media Offline' notice. When moving files from the server, or different computer stations, please keep all materials in a single folder. Reconnect media, or ask a lab aide for help.
* '''Project file''': a recipe, or list of instructions for how to put the project together.
* '''In-Points''' and '''Out-Points''': Designates the beginning and end sections of a clip.
* '''Playhead''': Shows the time location of the current frame in any window. Sometimes it is also called the '''Current-Time Indicator''' ('''CTI''').

----

==Getting Started==

===Collect Source Files===
''Premiere Pro does not move or copy any files. Files need to be pre-organized before importing.''
# Create a folder in the '''Storage''' drive labeled with your name. Do '''not''' use special characters other than a dash or underscore. Inside this folder create a folder for '''Video''', '''Images''', and '''Premiere Files'''.
# Connect to the Nimrod file server and download your group's folder of video clips from the CCAM production to the video folder [[File Space Overview]] '''Nimrod > CCAM Transfers > Epic and the Everyday'''
# Copy all three of the still images that you prepared into the Images folder.

===Create a Project===
# Launch Premiere Pro from the dock.
# Select '''New Project'''.
# Click the '''Browse''' button.
# Navigate to your project folder in the Storage drive and select the '''Premiere Files''' folder. This will keep all the extraneous files that Premiere creates tidy.
# Name the project descriptively and click '''OK'''.
# In the New Sequence window that appears press '''cancel'''.

===Import Media Files===
# In the '''Media Browser''' navigate to your project folder on the Storage drive.
# Add all video clips and still images to the Project Panel by right clicking on the folder and select '''Import'''.
# After importing all media close the Media Browser panel by pressing the x on the top right of the tab.

===Synchronize Clips===
The video clips from the CCAM production are labeled with each group's name, take, and camera angle. Create a combined (multi-camera) clip from both camera angle 1 and 2.
# In the Project panel select both camera 1 and 2 video clips for take 1, example: '''(Epic Grp A1 Cam 1 Tk 1.mov) + (Epic Grp A1 Cam 2 Tk 1.mov)'''
# Right click and select '''Create Multi-Camera Source Sequence'''.
# In the dialogue that appears adjust the name to say '''Tk1.mov - Multicam''', and select '''Synchronize Point: timecode'''.
# A new multicam video clip appears in the Project panel.
# Repeat this for the remainder of the corresponding clips.
# Select one of the multicamera clips to edit, right click and select, '''New Sequence from Clip'''.
# A timeline window will display the new sequence containing the multicamera clip. Move the clip up into the '''Video 2''' track.

----

==Editing==

===Multi-Camera Editing===
Multi-camera editing allows synchronized clips to be played back and have both camera angles displayed simultaneously.
# From the top menu select '''Window > Multi-Camera Monitor'''.
# In the center of Multi-Camera Monitor window select '''Video 2''' from the drop down menu. Both camera angles should be visible.
# Press play to watch the footage. Click with the cursor on either camera angle to perform edits, or press '''1''' or '''2''' on the keyboard.
# After pressing '''stop''' the edits will be visible in the timeline sequence.
# Refine edit points in the timeline using the '''selection tool'''. Hover over the cut marks and drag to the left or right to shorten or lengthen the duration of either camera angle.

====Snapping====
The '''Snap''' function makes it easier to align clips in the '''Timeline'''.
* When a clip is moved it snaps to:
** the edge of another clip,
** the start or end of the time ruler
** the playhead

* To turn '''Snap''' on or off go to '''Sequence > Snap''', press the '''S''' key or click the magnet icon in the '''Timeline'''.

* The '''Playhead''' ignores the '''Snap''' setting. To enable '''Snap''' while dragging the '''Playhead hold down the '''Shift''' key.

====Separate Audio and Video====
*Separate embedded audio and video by right clicking on a clip and choose '''unlink'''.
*Re-link the same way.
*Group clips by clicking and dragging a selection, right click and select '''group'''. They will now move together as one clip.

-----

===Chroma Key Effects===
After editing is completed, use the Ultra-Key video filter to cut out the green backgrounds.
# Click on a green screen clip in the timeline, and park the playhead over the same clip.
# In the Effects panel use the search bar and type, '''Ultra Key'''.
# Drag and drop the Ultra Key effect to the clip in the timeline.
# In the Effects Controls panel twirl down the triangle to display the Ultra Key effects options.
# Click on the eye dropper icon and click on the green background in the Program panel monitor. The green background should disappear.
# Copy the effect to the remainder of the clips by right clicking on the clip with the Ultra Key and select '''Copy'''.
# Drag a selection box around the remainder of the clips, right click and select, '''Paste Attributes'''.

===Working with Still Images===
Images should be sized to fit the HD video size of 1920x1080 pixels. Anything smaller or larger may need to be resized to fit the frame.
# Drag the still image into the timeline sequence in Video 1.
# By default all still images have a duration of 5 seconds. Use the selection tool to shorten or lengthen the still image underneath the video clips with the Ultra Key effect applied.
# If necessary, re-size images larger or smaller:
## Select an image in the timeline, and park the playhead over it so it appears in the Program panel monitor.
## In the Effects Controls panel twirl down the options under '''Motion'''.
## Hover the cursor over the '''Scale''' value and drag to the left to reduce, and to the right to increase the size of the image.

----

===[[Titles - Premiere Pro |Titles]]===

----

===Watch Full Screen===
# Click on the Program panel to make it active.
# Press '''control''' and '''~ (tilde)''', this will make the window full screen.
# To exit press '''escape'''.

----

==Exporting==

# Click in the '''Timeline''' of the sequence to be exported.
#Press the | key to view the entire contents of the timeline, if applicable and use the work area bar to select the portion of the timeline to be exported.
# Go to '''File > Export > Media...'''.
# In the bottom left choose what part of the sequence to export:
## '''Entire Sequence''': exports the entire sequence.
## '''Sequence In/Out''': Exports the are between any in and out points set in the sequence.
## '''Work Area''': Exports the '''Work Area''' set in the '''Timeline'''.
## '''Custom''': Exports the area set by the triangles above this setting.
# '''Click''' the '''Queue''' button and '''Adobe Media Encoder''' will open.
# Drag a preset onto the name of your sequence to add the preset to the '''Queue'''. *For this assignment we recommend using the Quicktime H.264 preset under '''User Presets and Groups > Quicktime H.264 / 1920x1080 / 29.97fps / 10Mbps'''
# Click on the save location and select to save into your project folder, and name the file descriptively (Example: Group A Final CCAM Project.mov)
# Click the '''Start Queue''' button (green play button) to start exporting. A status bar will show the progression.
#After the video has finished exporting playback the entire piece to confirm everything exported properly before submitting work for faculty or class screening.
[[category:Premiere Pro]]

[[Category:2013-2014]]

Epic and Everyday - Premiere Pro

2013-12-05T00:49:26Z

Zorns: /* Exporting */

==What is Premiere Pro==

Premiere Pro is a non-destructive, non-linear video editing application.

The interface is comprised of a series of windows called "panels" that can be modified to create different "work spaces".

It follows the basic design of most editing software:
* '''Media Browser''' window: browse all available files on the computer, and preview content before adding to your project.
* '''Project''' panel: view all of the audio/video/still/title assets that are included in a project.
* '''Source Monitor''': preview assets, set in and out points for fine tuning.
* '''Program Monitor''': view the edited materials as part of the '''Sequence''' which is open in the '''Timeline'''.
* '''Sequence''': audio and video clips are edited together on separate tracks.
* '''Timeline''' panel: edit audio/video/still images content into a '''Sequence'''.
* You can have multiple '''Sequences''' in one '''Project''' and '''Timeline''' windows.

* '''Media''' files audio/video/still content. Please save and work locally on the Storage drive in the Multimedia Lab.
* '''Clips''' are assets that point to the original file on the hard drive.
** Changes made to clips in the Premiere project will not affect the original media files - this is the meaning of a non-destructive program.
** This also means that changing the location of the source files may result in Premiere losing track of where to find the contents of the project with a "Media Offline' notice. When moving files from the server, or different computer stations, please keep all materials in a single folder. Reconnect media, or ask a lab aide for help.
* '''Project file''': a recipe, or list of instructions for how to put the project together.
* '''In-Points''' and '''Out-Points''': Designates the beginning and end sections of a clip.
* '''Playhead''': Shows the time location of the current frame in any window. Sometimes it is also called the '''Current-Time Indicator''' ('''CTI''').

----

==Getting Started==

===Collect Source Files===
''Premiere Pro does not move or copy any files. Files need to be pre-organized before importing.''
# Create a folder in the '''Storage''' drive labeled with your name. Do '''not''' use special characters other than a dash or underscore. Inside this folder create a folder for '''Video''', '''Images''', and '''Premiere Files'''.
# Connect to the Nimrod file server and download your group's folder of video clips from the CCAM production to the video folder [[File Space Overview]] '''Nimrod > CCAM Transfers > Epic and the Everyday'''
# Copy all three of the still images that you prepared into the Images folder.

===Create a Project===
# Launch Premiere Pro from the dock.
# Select '''New Project'''.
# Click the '''Browse''' button.
# Navigate to your project folder in the Storage drive and select the '''Premiere Files''' folder. This will keep all the extraneous files that Premiere creates tidy.
# Name the project descriptively and click '''OK'''.
# In the New Sequence window that appears press '''cancel'''.

===Import Media Files===
# In the '''Media Browser''' navigate to your project folder on the Storage drive.
# Add all video clips and still images to the Project Panel by right clicking on the folder and select '''Import'''.
# After importing all media close the Media Browser panel by pressing the x on the top right of the tab.

===Synchronize Clips===
The video clips from the CCAM production are labeled with each group's name, take, and camera angle. Create a combined (multi-camera) clip from both camera angle 1 and 2.
# In the Project panel select both camera 1 and 2 video clips for take 1, example: '''(Epic Grp A1 Cam 1 Tk 1.mov) + (Epic Grp A1 Cam 2 Tk 1.mov)'''
# Right click and select '''Create Multi-Camera Source Sequence'''.
# In the dialogue that appears adjust the name to say '''Tk1.mov - Multicam''', and select '''Synchronize Point: timecode'''.
# A new multicam video clip appears in the Project panel.
# Repeat this for the remainder of the corresponding clips.
# Select one of the multicamera clips to edit, right click and select, '''New Sequence from Clip'''.
# A timeline window will display the new sequence containing the multicamera clip. Move the clip up into the '''Video 2''' track.

----

==Editing==

===Multi-Camera Editing===
Multi-camera editing allows synchronized clips to be played back and have both camera angles displayed simultaneously.
# From the top menu select '''Window > Multi-Camera Monitor'''.
# In the center of Multi-Camera Monitor window select '''Video 2''' from the drop down menu. Both camera angles should be visible.
# Press play to watch the footage. Click with the cursor on either camera angle to perform edits, or press '''1''' or '''2''' on the keyboard.
# After pressing '''stop''' the edits will be visible in the timeline sequence.
# Refine edit points in the timeline using the '''selection tool'''. Hover over the cut marks and drag to the left or right to shorten or lengthen the duration of either camera angle.

====Snapping====
The '''Snap''' function makes it easier to align clips in the '''Timeline'''.
* When a clip is moved it snaps to:
** the edge of another clip,
** the start or end of the time ruler
** the playhead

* To turn '''Snap''' on or off go to '''Sequence > Snap''', press the '''S''' key or click the magnet icon in the '''Timeline'''.

* The '''Playhead''' ignores the '''Snap''' setting. To enable '''Snap''' while dragging the '''Playhead hold down the '''Shift''' key.

====Separate Audio and Video====
*Separate embedded audio and video by right clicking on a clip and choose '''unlink'''.
*Re-link the same way.
*Group clips by clicking and dragging a selection, right click and select '''group'''. They will now move together as one clip.

-----

===Chroma Key Effects===
After editing is completed, use the Ultra-Key video filter to cut out the green backgrounds.
# Click on a green screen clip in the timeline, and park the playhead over the same clip.
# In the Effects panel use the search bar and type, '''Ultra Key'''.
# Drag and drop the Ultra Key effect to the clip in the timeline.
# In the Effects Controls panel twirl down the triangle to display the Ultra Key effects options.
# Click on the eye dropper icon and click on the green background in the Program panel monitor. The green background should disappear.
# Copy the effect to the remainder of the clips by right clicking on the clip with the Ultra Key and select '''Copy'''.
# Drag a selection box around the remainder of the clips, right click and select, '''Paste Attributes'''.

===Working with Still Images===
Images should be sized to fit the HD video size of 1920x1080 pixels. Anything smaller or larger may need to be resized to fit the frame.
# Drag the still image into the timeline sequence in Video 1.
# By default all still images have a duration of 5 seconds. Use the selection tool to shorten or lengthen the still image underneath the video clips with the Ultra Key effect applied.
# If necessary, re-size images larger or smaller:
## Select an image in the timeline, and park the playhead over it so it appears in the Program panel monitor.
## In the Effects Controls panel twirl down the options under '''Motion'''.
## Hover the cursor over the '''Scale''' value and drag to the left to reduce, and to the right to increase the size of the image.

----

===[[Titles - Premiere Pro |Titles]]===

===Watch Full Screen===
# Click on the Program panel to make it active.
# Press '''control''' and '''~ (tilde)''', this will make the window full screen.
# To exit press '''escape'''.

----

==Exporting==

# Click in the '''Timeline''' of the sequence to be exported.
#Press the | key to view the entire contents of the timeline, if applicable and use the work area bar to select the portion of the timeline to be exported.
# Go to '''File > Export > Media...'''.
# In the bottom left choose what part of the sequence to export:
## '''Entire Sequence''': exports the entire sequence.
## '''Sequence In/Out''': Exports the are between any in and out points set in the sequence.
## '''Work Area''': Exports the '''Work Area''' set in the '''Timeline'''.
## '''Custom''': Exports the area set by the triangles above this setting.
# '''Click''' the '''Queue''' button and '''Adobe Media Encoder''' will open.
# Drag a preset onto the name of your sequence to add the preset to the '''Queue'''. *For this assignment we recommend using the Quicktime H.264 preset under '''User Presets and Groups > Quicktime H.264 / 1920x1080 / 29.97fps / 10Mbps'''
# Click on the save location and select to save into your project folder, and name the file descriptively (Example: Group A Final CCAM Project.mov)
# Click the '''Start Queue''' button (green play button) to start exporting. A status bar will show the progression.
#After the video has finished exporting playback the entire piece to confirm everything exported properly before submitting work for faculty or class screening.
[[category:Premiere Pro]]

[[Category:2013-2014]]

Epic and Everyday - Premiere Pro

2013-12-05T00:47:44Z

Zorns: /* Synchronize Clips */

==What is Premiere Pro==

Premiere Pro is a non-destructive, non-linear video editing application.

The interface is comprised of a series of windows called "panels" that can be modified to create different "work spaces".

It follows the basic design of most editing software:
* '''Media Browser''' window: browse all available files on the computer, and preview content before adding to your project.
* '''Project''' panel: view all of the audio/video/still/title assets that are included in a project.
* '''Source Monitor''': preview assets, set in and out points for fine tuning.
* '''Program Monitor''': view the edited materials as part of the '''Sequence''' which is open in the '''Timeline'''.
* '''Sequence''': audio and video clips are edited together on separate tracks.
* '''Timeline''' panel: edit audio/video/still images content into a '''Sequence'''.
* You can have multiple '''Sequences''' in one '''Project''' and '''Timeline''' windows.

* '''Media''' files audio/video/still content. Please save and work locally on the Storage drive in the Multimedia Lab.
* '''Clips''' are assets that point to the original file on the hard drive.
** Changes made to clips in the Premiere project will not affect the original media files - this is the meaning of a non-destructive program.
** This also means that changing the location of the source files may result in Premiere losing track of where to find the contents of the project with a "Media Offline' notice. When moving files from the server, or different computer stations, please keep all materials in a single folder. Reconnect media, or ask a lab aide for help.
* '''Project file''': a recipe, or list of instructions for how to put the project together.
* '''In-Points''' and '''Out-Points''': Designates the beginning and end sections of a clip.
* '''Playhead''': Shows the time location of the current frame in any window. Sometimes it is also called the '''Current-Time Indicator''' ('''CTI''').

----

==Getting Started==

===Collect Source Files===
''Premiere Pro does not move or copy any files. Files need to be pre-organized before importing.''
# Create a folder in the '''Storage''' drive labeled with your name. Do '''not''' use special characters other than a dash or underscore. Inside this folder create a folder for '''Video''', '''Images''', and '''Premiere Files'''.
# Connect to the Nimrod file server and download your group's folder of video clips from the CCAM production to the video folder [[File Space Overview]] '''Nimrod > CCAM Transfers > Epic and the Everyday'''
# Copy all three of the still images that you prepared into the Images folder.

===Create a Project===
# Launch Premiere Pro from the dock.
# Select '''New Project'''.
# Click the '''Browse''' button.
# Navigate to your project folder in the Storage drive and select the '''Premiere Files''' folder. This will keep all the extraneous files that Premiere creates tidy.
# Name the project descriptively and click '''OK'''.
# In the New Sequence window that appears press '''cancel'''.

===Import Media Files===
# In the '''Media Browser''' navigate to your project folder on the Storage drive.
# Add all video clips and still images to the Project Panel by right clicking on the folder and select '''Import'''.
# After importing all media close the Media Browser panel by pressing the x on the top right of the tab.

===Synchronize Clips===
The video clips from the CCAM production are labeled with each group's name, take, and camera angle. Create a combined (multi-camera) clip from both camera angle 1 and 2.
# In the Project panel select both camera 1 and 2 video clips for take 1, example: '''(Epic Grp A1 Cam 1 Tk 1.mov) + (Epic Grp A1 Cam 2 Tk 1.mov)'''
# Right click and select '''Create Multi-Camera Source Sequence'''.
# In the dialogue that appears adjust the name to say '''Tk1.mov - Multicam''', and select '''Synchronize Point: timecode'''.
# A new multicam video clip appears in the Project panel.
# Repeat this for the remainder of the corresponding clips.
# Select one of the multicamera clips to edit, right click and select, '''New Sequence from Clip'''.
# A timeline window will display the new sequence containing the multicamera clip. Move the clip up into the '''Video 2''' track.

----

==Editing==

===Multi-Camera Editing===
Multi-camera editing allows synchronized clips to be played back and have both camera angles displayed simultaneously.
# From the top menu select '''Window > Multi-Camera Monitor'''.
# In the center of Multi-Camera Monitor window select '''Video 2''' from the drop down menu. Both camera angles should be visible.
# Press play to watch the footage. Click with the cursor on either camera angle to perform edits, or press '''1''' or '''2''' on the keyboard.
# After pressing '''stop''' the edits will be visible in the timeline sequence.
# Refine edit points in the timeline using the '''selection tool'''. Hover over the cut marks and drag to the left or right to shorten or lengthen the duration of either camera angle.

====Snapping====
The '''Snap''' function makes it easier to align clips in the '''Timeline'''.
* When a clip is moved it snaps to:
** the edge of another clip,
** the start or end of the time ruler
** the playhead

* To turn '''Snap''' on or off go to '''Sequence > Snap''', press the '''S''' key or click the magnet icon in the '''Timeline'''.

* The '''Playhead''' ignores the '''Snap''' setting. To enable '''Snap''' while dragging the '''Playhead hold down the '''Shift''' key.

====Separate Audio and Video====
*Separate embedded audio and video by right clicking on a clip and choose '''unlink'''.
*Re-link the same way.
*Group clips by clicking and dragging a selection, right click and select '''group'''. They will now move together as one clip.

-----

===Chroma Key Effects===
After editing is completed, use the Ultra-Key video filter to cut out the green backgrounds.
# Click on a green screen clip in the timeline, and park the playhead over the same clip.
# In the Effects panel use the search bar and type, '''Ultra Key'''.
# Drag and drop the Ultra Key effect to the clip in the timeline.
# In the Effects Controls panel twirl down the triangle to display the Ultra Key effects options.
# Click on the eye dropper icon and click on the green background in the Program panel monitor. The green background should disappear.
# Copy the effect to the remainder of the clips by right clicking on the clip with the Ultra Key and select '''Copy'''.
# Drag a selection box around the remainder of the clips, right click and select, '''Paste Attributes'''.

===Working with Still Images===
Images should be sized to fit the HD video size of 1920x1080 pixels. Anything smaller or larger may need to be resized to fit the frame.
# Drag the still image into the timeline sequence in Video 1.
# By default all still images have a duration of 5 seconds. Use the selection tool to shorten or lengthen the still image underneath the video clips with the Ultra Key effect applied.
# If necessary, re-size images larger or smaller:
## Select an image in the timeline, and park the playhead over it so it appears in the Program panel monitor.
## In the Effects Controls panel twirl down the options under '''Motion'''.
## Hover the cursor over the '''Scale''' value and drag to the left to reduce, and to the right to increase the size of the image.

----

===[[Titles - Premiere Pro |Titles]]===

===Watch Full Screen===
# Click on the Program panel to make it active.
# Press '''control''' and '''~ (tilde)''', this will make the window full screen.
# To exit press '''escape'''.

----

==Exporting==

# Click in the '''Timeline''' of the sequence to be exported.
#Press the | key to view the entire contents of the timeline, if applicable and use the work area bar to select the portion of the timeline to be exported.
# Go to '''File > Export > Media...'''.
# In the bottom left choose what part of the sequence to export:
## '''Entire Sequence''': exports the entire sequence.
## '''Sequence In/Out''': Exports the are between any in and out points set in the sequence.
## '''Work Area''': Exports the '''Work Area''' set in the '''Timeline'''.
## '''Custom''': Exports the area set by the triangles above this setting.
# '''Click''' the '''Queue''' button and '''Adobe Media Encoder''' will open.
# Drag a preset onto the name of your sequence to add the preset to the '''Queue'''. *For this assignment we recommend using the Quicktime H.264 preset under '''User Presets and Groups > Quicktime H.264 / 1920x1080 / 29.97fps / 10Mbps'''
# Click the '''Start Queue''' button (green play button) to start exporting. A status bar will show the progression.
#After the video has finished exporting playback the entire piece to confirm everything exported properly before submitting work for faculty or class screening.
[[category:Premiere Pro]]

[[Category:2013-2014]]

Epic and Everyday - Premiere Pro

2013-12-05T00:46:30Z

Zorns: /* Working with Still Images */

==What is Premiere Pro==

Premiere Pro is a non-destructive, non-linear video editing application.

The interface is comprised of a series of windows called "panels" that can be modified to create different "work spaces".

It follows the basic design of most editing software:
* '''Media Browser''' window: browse all available files on the computer, and preview content before adding to your project.
* '''Project''' panel: view all of the audio/video/still/title assets that are included in a project.
* '''Source Monitor''': preview assets, set in and out points for fine tuning.
* '''Program Monitor''': view the edited materials as part of the '''Sequence''' which is open in the '''Timeline'''.
* '''Sequence''': audio and video clips are edited together on separate tracks.
* '''Timeline''' panel: edit audio/video/still images content into a '''Sequence'''.
* You can have multiple '''Sequences''' in one '''Project''' and '''Timeline''' windows.

* '''Media''' files audio/video/still content. Please save and work locally on the Storage drive in the Multimedia Lab.
* '''Clips''' are assets that point to the original file on the hard drive.
** Changes made to clips in the Premiere project will not affect the original media files - this is the meaning of a non-destructive program.
** This also means that changing the location of the source files may result in Premiere losing track of where to find the contents of the project with a "Media Offline' notice. When moving files from the server, or different computer stations, please keep all materials in a single folder. Reconnect media, or ask a lab aide for help.
* '''Project file''': a recipe, or list of instructions for how to put the project together.
* '''In-Points''' and '''Out-Points''': Designates the beginning and end sections of a clip.
* '''Playhead''': Shows the time location of the current frame in any window. Sometimes it is also called the '''Current-Time Indicator''' ('''CTI''').

----

==Getting Started==

===Collect Source Files===
''Premiere Pro does not move or copy any files. Files need to be pre-organized before importing.''
# Create a folder in the '''Storage''' drive labeled with your name. Do '''not''' use special characters other than a dash or underscore. Inside this folder create a folder for '''Video''', '''Images''', and '''Premiere Files'''.
# Connect to the Nimrod file server and download your group's folder of video clips from the CCAM production to the video folder [[File Space Overview]] '''Nimrod > CCAM Transfers > Epic and the Everyday'''
# Copy all three of the still images that you prepared into the Images folder.

===Create a Project===
# Launch Premiere Pro from the dock.
# Select '''New Project'''.
# Click the '''Browse''' button.
# Navigate to your project folder in the Storage drive and select the '''Premiere Files''' folder. This will keep all the extraneous files that Premiere creates tidy.
# Name the project descriptively and click '''OK'''.
# In the New Sequence window that appears press '''cancel'''.

===Import Media Files===
# In the '''Media Browser''' navigate to your project folder on the Storage drive.
# Add all video clips and still images to the Project Panel by right clicking on the folder and select '''Import'''.
# After importing all media close the Media Browser panel by pressing the x on the top right of the tab.

===Synchronize Clips===
The video clips from the CCAM production are labeled with each group's name, take, and camera angle. Create a combined (multi-camera) clip from both camera angle 1 and 2.
# In the Project panel select both camera 1 and 2 video clips for take 1, example: (Epic Grp A1 Cam 1 Tk 1.mov) + (Epic Grp A1 Cam 2 Tk 1.mov)
# Right click and select '''Create Multi-Camera Source Sequence'''.
# In the dialogue that appears adjust the name to say Tk1.mov - Multicam, and select '''Synchronize Point: timecode'''.
# A new multicam video clip appears in the Project panel.
# Repeat this for the remainder of the corresponding clips.
# Select one of the multicamera clips to edit, right click and select, '''New Sequence from Clip'''.
# A timeline window will display the new sequence containing the multicamera clip. Move the clip up into video track 2.

----

==Editing==

===Multi-Camera Editing===
Multi-camera editing allows synchronized clips to be played back and have both camera angles displayed simultaneously.
# From the top menu select '''Window > Multi-Camera Monitor'''.
# In the center of Multi-Camera Monitor window select '''Video 2''' from the drop down menu. Both camera angles should be visible.
# Press play to watch the footage. Click with the cursor on either camera angle to perform edits, or press '''1''' or '''2''' on the keyboard.
# After pressing '''stop''' the edits will be visible in the timeline sequence.
# Refine edit points in the timeline using the '''selection tool'''. Hover over the cut marks and drag to the left or right to shorten or lengthen the duration of either camera angle.

====Snapping====
The '''Snap''' function makes it easier to align clips in the '''Timeline'''.
* When a clip is moved it snaps to:
** the edge of another clip,
** the start or end of the time ruler
** the playhead

* To turn '''Snap''' on or off go to '''Sequence > Snap''', press the '''S''' key or click the magnet icon in the '''Timeline'''.

* The '''Playhead''' ignores the '''Snap''' setting. To enable '''Snap''' while dragging the '''Playhead hold down the '''Shift''' key.

====Separate Audio and Video====
*Separate embedded audio and video by right clicking on a clip and choose '''unlink'''.
*Re-link the same way.
*Group clips by clicking and dragging a selection, right click and select '''group'''. They will now move together as one clip.

-----

===Chroma Key Effects===
After editing is completed, use the Ultra-Key video filter to cut out the green backgrounds.
# Click on a green screen clip in the timeline, and park the playhead over the same clip.
# In the Effects panel use the search bar and type, '''Ultra Key'''.
# Drag and drop the Ultra Key effect to the clip in the timeline.
# In the Effects Controls panel twirl down the triangle to display the Ultra Key effects options.
# Click on the eye dropper icon and click on the green background in the Program panel monitor. The green background should disappear.
# Copy the effect to the remainder of the clips by right clicking on the clip with the Ultra Key and select '''Copy'''.
# Drag a selection box around the remainder of the clips, right click and select, '''Paste Attributes'''.

===Working with Still Images===
Images should be sized to fit the HD video size of 1920x1080 pixels. Anything smaller or larger may need to be resized to fit the frame.
# Drag the still image into the timeline sequence in Video 1.
# By default all still images have a duration of 5 seconds. Use the selection tool to shorten or lengthen the still image underneath the video clips with the Ultra Key effect applied.
# If necessary, re-size images larger or smaller:
## Select an image in the timeline, and park the playhead over it so it appears in the Program panel monitor.
## In the Effects Controls panel twirl down the options under '''Motion'''.
## Hover the cursor over the '''Scale''' value and drag to the left to reduce, and to the right to increase the size of the image.

----

===[[Titles - Premiere Pro |Titles]]===

===Watch Full Screen===
# Click on the Program panel to make it active.
# Press '''control''' and '''~ (tilde)''', this will make the window full screen.
# To exit press '''escape'''.

----

==Exporting==

# Click in the '''Timeline''' of the sequence to be exported.
#Press the | key to view the entire contents of the timeline, if applicable and use the work area bar to select the portion of the timeline to be exported.
# Go to '''File > Export > Media...'''.
# In the bottom left choose what part of the sequence to export:
## '''Entire Sequence''': exports the entire sequence.
## '''Sequence In/Out''': Exports the are between any in and out points set in the sequence.
## '''Work Area''': Exports the '''Work Area''' set in the '''Timeline'''.
## '''Custom''': Exports the area set by the triangles above this setting.
# '''Click''' the '''Queue''' button and '''Adobe Media Encoder''' will open.
# Drag a preset onto the name of your sequence to add the preset to the '''Queue'''. *For this assignment we recommend using the Quicktime H.264 preset under '''User Presets and Groups > Quicktime H.264 / 1920x1080 / 29.97fps / 10Mbps'''
# Click the '''Start Queue''' button (green play button) to start exporting. A status bar will show the progression.
#After the video has finished exporting playback the entire piece to confirm everything exported properly before submitting work for faculty or class screening.
[[category:Premiere Pro]]

[[Category:2013-2014]]

Epic and Everyday - Premiere Pro

2013-12-05T00:39:42Z

Zorns: /* Chroma Key Effects */

==What is Premiere Pro==

Premiere Pro is a non-destructive, non-linear video editing application.

The interface is comprised of a series of windows called "panels" that can be modified to create different "work spaces".

It follows the basic design of most editing software:
* '''Media Browser''' window: browse all available files on the computer, and preview content before adding to your project.
* '''Project''' panel: view all of the audio/video/still/title assets that are included in a project.
* '''Source Monitor''': preview assets, set in and out points for fine tuning.
* '''Program Monitor''': view the edited materials as part of the '''Sequence''' which is open in the '''Timeline'''.
* '''Sequence''': audio and video clips are edited together on separate tracks.
* '''Timeline''' panel: edit audio/video/still images content into a '''Sequence'''.
* You can have multiple '''Sequences''' in one '''Project''' and '''Timeline''' windows.

* '''Media''' files audio/video/still content. Please save and work locally on the Storage drive in the Multimedia Lab.
* '''Clips''' are assets that point to the original file on the hard drive.
** Changes made to clips in the Premiere project will not affect the original media files - this is the meaning of a non-destructive program.
** This also means that changing the location of the source files may result in Premiere losing track of where to find the contents of the project with a "Media Offline' notice. When moving files from the server, or different computer stations, please keep all materials in a single folder. Reconnect media, or ask a lab aide for help.
* '''Project file''': a recipe, or list of instructions for how to put the project together.
* '''In-Points''' and '''Out-Points''': Designates the beginning and end sections of a clip.
* '''Playhead''': Shows the time location of the current frame in any window. Sometimes it is also called the '''Current-Time Indicator''' ('''CTI''').

----

==Getting Started==

===Collect Source Files===
''Premiere Pro does not move or copy any files. Files need to be pre-organized before importing.''
# Create a folder in the '''Storage''' drive labeled with your name. Do '''not''' use special characters other than a dash or underscore. Inside this folder create a folder for '''Video''', '''Images''', and '''Premiere Files'''.
# Connect to the Nimrod file server and download your group's folder of video clips from the CCAM production to the video folder [[File Space Overview]] '''Nimrod > CCAM Transfers > Epic and the Everyday'''
# Copy all three of the still images that you prepared into the Images folder.

===Create a Project===
# Launch Premiere Pro from the dock.
# Select '''New Project'''.
# Click the '''Browse''' button.
# Navigate to your project folder in the Storage drive and select the '''Premiere Files''' folder. This will keep all the extraneous files that Premiere creates tidy.
# Name the project descriptively and click '''OK'''.
# In the New Sequence window that appears press '''cancel'''.

===Import Media Files===
# In the '''Media Browser''' navigate to your project folder on the Storage drive.
# Add all video clips and still images to the Project Panel by right clicking on the folder and select '''Import'''.
# After importing all media close the Media Browser panel by pressing the x on the top right of the tab.

===Synchronize Clips===
The video clips from the CCAM production are labeled with each group's name, take, and camera angle. Create a combined (multi-camera) clip from both camera angle 1 and 2.
# In the Project panel select both camera 1 and 2 video clips for take 1, example: (Epic Grp A1 Cam 1 Tk 1.mov) + (Epic Grp A1 Cam 2 Tk 1.mov)
# Right click and select '''Create Multi-Camera Source Sequence'''.
# In the dialogue that appears adjust the name to say Tk1.mov - Multicam, and select '''Synchronize Point: timecode'''.
# A new multicam video clip appears in the Project panel.
# Repeat this for the remainder of the corresponding clips.
# Select one of the multicamera clips to edit, right click and select, '''New Sequence from Clip'''.
# A timeline window will display the new sequence containing the multicamera clip. Move the clip up into video track 2.

----

==Editing==

===Multi-Camera Editing===
Multi-camera editing allows synchronized clips to be played back and have both camera angles displayed simultaneously.
# From the top menu select '''Window > Multi-Camera Monitor'''.
# In the center of Multi-Camera Monitor window select '''Video 2''' from the drop down menu. Both camera angles should be visible.
# Press play to watch the footage. Click with the cursor on either camera angle to perform edits, or press '''1''' or '''2''' on the keyboard.
# After pressing '''stop''' the edits will be visible in the timeline sequence.
# Refine edit points in the timeline using the '''selection tool'''. Hover over the cut marks and drag to the left or right to shorten or lengthen the duration of either camera angle.

====Snapping====
The '''Snap''' function makes it easier to align clips in the '''Timeline'''.
* When a clip is moved it snaps to:
** the edge of another clip,
** the start or end of the time ruler
** the playhead

* To turn '''Snap''' on or off go to '''Sequence > Snap''', press the '''S''' key or click the magnet icon in the '''Timeline'''.

* The '''Playhead''' ignores the '''Snap''' setting. To enable '''Snap''' while dragging the '''Playhead hold down the '''Shift''' key.

====Separate Audio and Video====
*Separate embedded audio and video by right clicking on a clip and choose '''unlink'''.
*Re-link the same way.
*Group clips by clicking and dragging a selection, right click and select '''group'''. They will now move together as one clip.

-----

===Chroma Key Effects===
After editing is completed, use the Ultra-Key video filter to cut out the green backgrounds.
# Click on a green screen clip in the timeline, and park the playhead over the same clip.
# In the Effects panel use the search bar and type, '''Ultra Key'''.
# Drag and drop the Ultra Key effect to the clip in the timeline.
# In the Effects Controls panel twirl down the triangle to display the Ultra Key effects options.
# Click on the eye dropper icon and click on the green background in the Program panel monitor. The green background should disappear.
# Copy the effect to the remainder of the clips by right clicking on the clip with the Ultra Key and select '''Copy'''.
# Drag a selection box around the remainder of the clips, right click and select, '''Paste Attributes'''.

===Working with Still Images===
Images should be sized to fit the HD video size of 1920x1080 pixels. Anything smaller or larger may need to be resized to fit the frame.

----

===[[Titles - Premiere Pro |Titles]]===

===Watch Full Screen===
# Click on the Program panel to make it active.
# Press '''control''' and '''~ (tilde)''', this will make the window full screen.
# To exit press '''escape'''.

----

==Exporting==

# Click in the '''Timeline''' of the sequence to be exported.
#Press the | key to view the entire contents of the timeline, if applicable and use the work area bar to select the portion of the timeline to be exported.
# Go to '''File > Export > Media...'''.
# In the bottom left choose what part of the sequence to export:
## '''Entire Sequence''': exports the entire sequence.
## '''Sequence In/Out''': Exports the are between any in and out points set in the sequence.
## '''Work Area''': Exports the '''Work Area''' set in the '''Timeline'''.
## '''Custom''': Exports the area set by the triangles above this setting.
# '''Click''' the '''Queue''' button and '''Adobe Media Encoder''' will open.
# Drag a preset onto the name of your sequence to add the preset to the '''Queue'''. *For this assignment we recommend using the Quicktime H.264 preset under '''User Presets and Groups > Quicktime H.264 / 1920x1080 / 29.97fps / 10Mbps'''
# Click the '''Start Queue''' button (green play button) to start exporting. A status bar will show the progression.
#After the video has finished exporting playback the entire piece to confirm everything exported properly before submitting work for faculty or class screening.
[[category:Premiere Pro]]

[[Category:2013-2014]]

Epic and Everyday - Premiere Pro

2013-12-04T21:09:17Z

Zorns: /* Working with Still Images */

==What is Premiere Pro==

Premiere Pro is a non-destructive, non-linear video editing application.

The interface is comprised of a series of windows called "panels" that can be modified to create different "work spaces".

It follows the basic design of most editing software:
* '''Media Browser''' window: browse all available files on the computer, and preview content before adding to your project.
* '''Project''' panel: view all of the audio/video/still/title assets that are included in a project.
* '''Source Monitor''': preview assets, set in and out points for fine tuning.
* '''Program Monitor''': view the edited materials as part of the '''Sequence''' which is open in the '''Timeline'''.
* '''Sequence''': audio and video clips are edited together on separate tracks.
* '''Timeline''' panel: edit audio/video/still images content into a '''Sequence'''.
* You can have multiple '''Sequences''' in one '''Project''' and '''Timeline''' windows.

* '''Media''' files audio/video/still content. Please save and work locally on the Storage drive in the Multimedia Lab.
* '''Clips''' are assets that point to the original file on the hard drive.
** Changes made to clips in the Premiere project will not affect the original media files - this is the meaning of a non-destructive program.
** This also means that changing the location of the source files may result in Premiere losing track of where to find the contents of the project with a "Media Offline' notice. When moving files from the server, or different computer stations, please keep all materials in a single folder. Reconnect media, or ask a lab aide for help.
* '''Project file''': a recipe, or list of instructions for how to put the project together.
* '''In-Points''' and '''Out-Points''': Designates the beginning and end sections of a clip.
* '''Playhead''': Shows the time location of the current frame in any window. Sometimes it is also called the '''Current-Time Indicator''' ('''CTI''').

----

==Getting Started==

===Collect Source Files===
''Premiere Pro does not move or copy any files. Files need to be pre-organized before importing.''
# Create a folder in the '''Storage''' drive labeled with your name. Do '''not''' use special characters other than a dash or underscore. Inside this folder create a folder for '''Video''', '''Images''', and '''Premiere Files'''.
# Connect to the Nimrod file server and download your group's folder of video clips from the CCAM production to the video folder [[File Space Overview]] '''Nimrod > CCAM Transfers > Epic and the Everyday'''
# Copy all three of the still images that you prepared into the Images folder.

===Create a Project===
# Launch Premiere Pro from the dock.
# Select '''New Project'''.
# Click the '''Browse''' button.
# Navigate to your project folder in the Storage drive and select the '''Premiere Files''' folder. This will keep all the extraneous files that Premiere creates tidy.
# Name the project descriptively and click '''OK'''.
# In the New Sequence window that appears press '''cancel'''.

===Import Media Files===
# In the '''Media Browser''' navigate to your project folder on the Storage drive.
# Add all video clips and still images to the Project Panel by right clicking on the folder and select '''Import'''.
# After importing all media close the Media Browser panel by pressing the x on the top right of the tab.

===Synchronize Clips===
The video clips from the CCAM production are labeled with each group's name, take, and camera angle. Create a combined (multi-camera) clip from both camera angle 1 and 2.
# In the Project panel select both camera 1 and 2 video clips for take 1, example: (Epic Grp A1 Cam 1 Tk 1.mov) + (Epic Grp A1 Cam 2 Tk 1.mov)
# Right click and select '''Create Multi-Camera Source Sequence'''.
# In the dialogue that appears adjust the name to say Tk1.mov - Multicam, and select '''Synchronize Point: timecode'''.
# A new multicam video clip appears in the Project panel.
# Repeat this for the remainder of the corresponding clips.
# Select one of the multicamera clips to edit, right click and select, '''New Sequence from Clip'''.
# A timeline window will display the new sequence containing the multicamera clip. Move the clip up into video track 2.

----

==Editing==

===Multi-Camera Editing===
Multi-camera editing allows synchronized clips to be played back and have both camera angles displayed simultaneously.
# From the top menu select '''Window > Multi-Camera Monitor'''.
# In the center of Multi-Camera Monitor window select '''Video 2''' from the drop down menu. Both camera angles should be visible.
# Press play to watch the footage. Click with the cursor on either camera angle to perform edits, or press '''1''' or '''2''' on the keyboard.
# After pressing '''stop''' the edits will be visible in the timeline sequence.
# Refine edit points in the timeline using the '''selection tool'''. Hover over the cut marks and drag to the left or right to shorten or lengthen the duration of either camera angle.

====Snapping====
The '''Snap''' function makes it easier to align clips in the '''Timeline'''.
* When a clip is moved it snaps to:
** the edge of another clip,
** the start or end of the time ruler
** the playhead

* To turn '''Snap''' on or off go to '''Sequence > Snap''', press the '''S''' key or click the magnet icon in the '''Timeline'''.

* The '''Playhead''' ignores the '''Snap''' setting. To enable '''Snap''' while dragging the '''Playhead hold down the '''Shift''' key.

====Separate Audio and Video====
*Separate embedded audio and video by right clicking on a clip and choose '''unlink'''.
*Re-link the same way.
*Group clips by clicking and dragging a selection, right click and select '''group'''. They will now move together as one clip.

-----

===Chroma Key Effects===
After editing is completed, use the Ultra-Key video filter to cut out the green backgrounds.
# Click on a green screen clip in the timeline, and park the playhead over the same clip.
# In the Effects panel use the search bar and type, '''Ultra Key'''.
# Drag and drop the Ultra Key effect to the clip in the timeline.
# In the Effects Controls panel twirl down the triangle to display the Ultra Key effects options.
# Click on the eye dropper icon and click on the green background in the Program panel. The green background should disappear.
# Copy the effect to the remainder of the clips by right clicking on the clip with the Ultra Key and select '''Copy'''.
# Drag a selection box around the remainder of the clips, right click and select, '''Paste Attributes'''.

===Working with Still Images===
Images should be sized to fit the HD video size of 1920x1080 pixels. Anything smaller or larger may need to be resized to fit the frame.

----

===[[Titles - Premiere Pro |Titles]]===

===Watch Full Screen===
# Click on the Program panel to make it active.
# Press '''control''' and '''~ (tilde)''', this will make the window full screen.
# To exit press '''escape'''.

----

==Exporting==

# Click in the '''Timeline''' of the sequence to be exported.
#Press the | key to view the entire contents of the timeline, if applicable and use the work area bar to select the portion of the timeline to be exported.
# Go to '''File > Export > Media...'''.
# In the bottom left choose what part of the sequence to export:
## '''Entire Sequence''': exports the entire sequence.
## '''Sequence In/Out''': Exports the are between any in and out points set in the sequence.
## '''Work Area''': Exports the '''Work Area''' set in the '''Timeline'''.
## '''Custom''': Exports the area set by the triangles above this setting.
# '''Click''' the '''Queue''' button and '''Adobe Media Encoder''' will open.
# Drag a preset onto the name of your sequence to add the preset to the '''Queue'''. *For this assignment we recommend using the Quicktime H.264 preset under '''User Presets and Groups > Quicktime H.264 / 1920x1080 / 29.97fps / 10Mbps'''
# Click the '''Start Queue''' button (green play button) to start exporting. A status bar will show the progression.
#After the video has finished exporting playback the entire piece to confirm everything exported properly before submitting work for faculty or class screening.
[[category:Premiere Pro]]

[[Category:2013-2014]]

Epic and Everyday - Premiere Pro

2013-12-04T21:07:33Z

Zorns: /* Chroma Key Effects */

==What is Premiere Pro==

Premiere Pro is a non-destructive, non-linear video editing application.

The interface is comprised of a series of windows called "panels" that can be modified to create different "work spaces".

It follows the basic design of most editing software:
* '''Media Browser''' window: browse all available files on the computer, and preview content before adding to your project.
* '''Project''' panel: view all of the audio/video/still/title assets that are included in a project.
* '''Source Monitor''': preview assets, set in and out points for fine tuning.
* '''Program Monitor''': view the edited materials as part of the '''Sequence''' which is open in the '''Timeline'''.
* '''Sequence''': audio and video clips are edited together on separate tracks.
* '''Timeline''' panel: edit audio/video/still images content into a '''Sequence'''.
* You can have multiple '''Sequences''' in one '''Project''' and '''Timeline''' windows.

* '''Media''' files audio/video/still content. Please save and work locally on the Storage drive in the Multimedia Lab.
* '''Clips''' are assets that point to the original file on the hard drive.
** Changes made to clips in the Premiere project will not affect the original media files - this is the meaning of a non-destructive program.
** This also means that changing the location of the source files may result in Premiere losing track of where to find the contents of the project with a "Media Offline' notice. When moving files from the server, or different computer stations, please keep all materials in a single folder. Reconnect media, or ask a lab aide for help.
* '''Project file''': a recipe, or list of instructions for how to put the project together.
* '''In-Points''' and '''Out-Points''': Designates the beginning and end sections of a clip.
* '''Playhead''': Shows the time location of the current frame in any window. Sometimes it is also called the '''Current-Time Indicator''' ('''CTI''').

----

==Getting Started==

===Collect Source Files===
''Premiere Pro does not move or copy any files. Files need to be pre-organized before importing.''
# Create a folder in the '''Storage''' drive labeled with your name. Do '''not''' use special characters other than a dash or underscore. Inside this folder create a folder for '''Video''', '''Images''', and '''Premiere Files'''.
# Connect to the Nimrod file server and download your group's folder of video clips from the CCAM production to the video folder [[File Space Overview]] '''Nimrod > CCAM Transfers > Epic and the Everyday'''
# Copy all three of the still images that you prepared into the Images folder.

===Create a Project===
# Launch Premiere Pro from the dock.
# Select '''New Project'''.
# Click the '''Browse''' button.
# Navigate to your project folder in the Storage drive and select the '''Premiere Files''' folder. This will keep all the extraneous files that Premiere creates tidy.
# Name the project descriptively and click '''OK'''.
# In the New Sequence window that appears press '''cancel'''.

===Import Media Files===
# In the '''Media Browser''' navigate to your project folder on the Storage drive.
# Add all video clips and still images to the Project Panel by right clicking on the folder and select '''Import'''.
# After importing all media close the Media Browser panel by pressing the x on the top right of the tab.

===Synchronize Clips===
The video clips from the CCAM production are labeled with each group's name, take, and camera angle. Create a combined (multi-camera) clip from both camera angle 1 and 2.
# In the Project panel select both camera 1 and 2 video clips for take 1, example: (Epic Grp A1 Cam 1 Tk 1.mov) + (Epic Grp A1 Cam 2 Tk 1.mov)
# Right click and select '''Create Multi-Camera Source Sequence'''.
# In the dialogue that appears adjust the name to say Tk1.mov - Multicam, and select '''Synchronize Point: timecode'''.
# A new multicam video clip appears in the Project panel.
# Repeat this for the remainder of the corresponding clips.
# Select one of the multicamera clips to edit, right click and select, '''New Sequence from Clip'''.
# A timeline window will display the new sequence containing the multicamera clip. Move the clip up into video track 2.

----

==Editing==

===Multi-Camera Editing===
Multi-camera editing allows synchronized clips to be played back and have both camera angles displayed simultaneously.
# From the top menu select '''Window > Multi-Camera Monitor'''.
# In the center of Multi-Camera Monitor window select '''Video 2''' from the drop down menu. Both camera angles should be visible.
# Press play to watch the footage. Click with the cursor on either camera angle to perform edits, or press '''1''' or '''2''' on the keyboard.
# After pressing '''stop''' the edits will be visible in the timeline sequence.
# Refine edit points in the timeline using the '''selection tool'''. Hover over the cut marks and drag to the left or right to shorten or lengthen the duration of either camera angle.

====Snapping====
The '''Snap''' function makes it easier to align clips in the '''Timeline'''.
* When a clip is moved it snaps to:
** the edge of another clip,
** the start or end of the time ruler
** the playhead

* To turn '''Snap''' on or off go to '''Sequence > Snap''', press the '''S''' key or click the magnet icon in the '''Timeline'''.

* The '''Playhead''' ignores the '''Snap''' setting. To enable '''Snap''' while dragging the '''Playhead hold down the '''Shift''' key.

====Separate Audio and Video====
*Separate embedded audio and video by right clicking on a clip and choose '''unlink'''.
*Re-link the same way.
*Group clips by clicking and dragging a selection, right click and select '''group'''. They will now move together as one clip.

-----

===Chroma Key Effects===
After editing is completed, use the Ultra-Key video filter to cut out the green backgrounds.
# Click on a green screen clip in the timeline, and park the playhead over the same clip.
# In the Effects panel use the search bar and type, '''Ultra Key'''.
# Drag and drop the Ultra Key effect to the clip in the timeline.
# In the Effects Controls panel twirl down the triangle to display the Ultra Key effects options.
# Click on the eye dropper icon and click on the green background in the Program panel. The green background should disappear.
# Copy the effect to the remainder of the clips by right clicking on the clip with the Ultra Key and select '''Copy'''.
# Drag a selection box around the remainder of the clips, right click and select, '''Paste Attributes'''.

===Working with Still Images===

----

===[[Titles - Premiere Pro |Titles]]===

===Watch Full Screen===
# Click on the Program panel to make it active.
# Press '''control''' and '''~ (tilde)''', this will make the window full screen.
# To exit press '''escape'''.

----

==Exporting==

# Click in the '''Timeline''' of the sequence to be exported.
#Press the | key to view the entire contents of the timeline, if applicable and use the work area bar to select the portion of the timeline to be exported.
# Go to '''File > Export > Media...'''.
# In the bottom left choose what part of the sequence to export:
## '''Entire Sequence''': exports the entire sequence.
## '''Sequence In/Out''': Exports the are between any in and out points set in the sequence.
## '''Work Area''': Exports the '''Work Area''' set in the '''Timeline'''.
## '''Custom''': Exports the area set by the triangles above this setting.
# '''Click''' the '''Queue''' button and '''Adobe Media Encoder''' will open.
# Drag a preset onto the name of your sequence to add the preset to the '''Queue'''. *For this assignment we recommend using the Quicktime H.264 preset under '''User Presets and Groups > Quicktime H.264 / 1920x1080 / 29.97fps / 10Mbps'''
# Click the '''Start Queue''' button (green play button) to start exporting. A status bar will show the progression.
#After the video has finished exporting playback the entire piece to confirm everything exported properly before submitting work for faculty or class screening.
[[category:Premiere Pro]]

[[Category:2013-2014]]

Epic and Everyday - Premiere Pro

2013-12-04T21:06:42Z

Zorns: /* Chroma Key Effects */

==What is Premiere Pro==

Premiere Pro is a non-destructive, non-linear video editing application.

The interface is comprised of a series of windows called "panels" that can be modified to create different "work spaces".

It follows the basic design of most editing software:
* '''Media Browser''' window: browse all available files on the computer, and preview content before adding to your project.
* '''Project''' panel: view all of the audio/video/still/title assets that are included in a project.
* '''Source Monitor''': preview assets, set in and out points for fine tuning.
* '''Program Monitor''': view the edited materials as part of the '''Sequence''' which is open in the '''Timeline'''.
* '''Sequence''': audio and video clips are edited together on separate tracks.
* '''Timeline''' panel: edit audio/video/still images content into a '''Sequence'''.
* You can have multiple '''Sequences''' in one '''Project''' and '''Timeline''' windows.

* '''Media''' files audio/video/still content. Please save and work locally on the Storage drive in the Multimedia Lab.
* '''Clips''' are assets that point to the original file on the hard drive.
** Changes made to clips in the Premiere project will not affect the original media files - this is the meaning of a non-destructive program.
** This also means that changing the location of the source files may result in Premiere losing track of where to find the contents of the project with a "Media Offline' notice. When moving files from the server, or different computer stations, please keep all materials in a single folder. Reconnect media, or ask a lab aide for help.
* '''Project file''': a recipe, or list of instructions for how to put the project together.
* '''In-Points''' and '''Out-Points''': Designates the beginning and end sections of a clip.
* '''Playhead''': Shows the time location of the current frame in any window. Sometimes it is also called the '''Current-Time Indicator''' ('''CTI''').

----

==Getting Started==

===Collect Source Files===
''Premiere Pro does not move or copy any files. Files need to be pre-organized before importing.''
# Create a folder in the '''Storage''' drive labeled with your name. Do '''not''' use special characters other than a dash or underscore. Inside this folder create a folder for '''Video''', '''Images''', and '''Premiere Files'''.
# Connect to the Nimrod file server and download your group's folder of video clips from the CCAM production to the video folder [[File Space Overview]] '''Nimrod > CCAM Transfers > Epic and the Everyday'''
# Copy all three of the still images that you prepared into the Images folder.

===Create a Project===
# Launch Premiere Pro from the dock.
# Select '''New Project'''.
# Click the '''Browse''' button.
# Navigate to your project folder in the Storage drive and select the '''Premiere Files''' folder. This will keep all the extraneous files that Premiere creates tidy.
# Name the project descriptively and click '''OK'''.
# In the New Sequence window that appears press '''cancel'''.

===Import Media Files===
# In the '''Media Browser''' navigate to your project folder on the Storage drive.
# Add all video clips and still images to the Project Panel by right clicking on the folder and select '''Import'''.
# After importing all media close the Media Browser panel by pressing the x on the top right of the tab.

===Synchronize Clips===
The video clips from the CCAM production are labeled with each group's name, take, and camera angle. Create a combined (multi-camera) clip from both camera angle 1 and 2.
# In the Project panel select both camera 1 and 2 video clips for take 1, example: (Epic Grp A1 Cam 1 Tk 1.mov) + (Epic Grp A1 Cam 2 Tk 1.mov)
# Right click and select '''Create Multi-Camera Source Sequence'''.
# In the dialogue that appears adjust the name to say Tk1.mov - Multicam, and select '''Synchronize Point: timecode'''.
# A new multicam video clip appears in the Project panel.
# Repeat this for the remainder of the corresponding clips.
# Select one of the multicamera clips to edit, right click and select, '''New Sequence from Clip'''.
# A timeline window will display the new sequence containing the multicamera clip. Move the clip up into video track 2.

----

==Editing==

===Multi-Camera Editing===
Multi-camera editing allows synchronized clips to be played back and have both camera angles displayed simultaneously.
# From the top menu select '''Window > Multi-Camera Monitor'''.
# In the center of Multi-Camera Monitor window select '''Video 2''' from the drop down menu. Both camera angles should be visible.
# Press play to watch the footage. Click with the cursor on either camera angle to perform edits, or press '''1''' or '''2''' on the keyboard.
# After pressing '''stop''' the edits will be visible in the timeline sequence.
# Refine edit points in the timeline using the '''selection tool'''. Hover over the cut marks and drag to the left or right to shorten or lengthen the duration of either camera angle.

====Snapping====
The '''Snap''' function makes it easier to align clips in the '''Timeline'''.
* When a clip is moved it snaps to:
** the edge of another clip,
** the start or end of the time ruler
** the playhead

* To turn '''Snap''' on or off go to '''Sequence > Snap''', press the '''S''' key or click the magnet icon in the '''Timeline'''.

* The '''Playhead''' ignores the '''Snap''' setting. To enable '''Snap''' while dragging the '''Playhead hold down the '''Shift''' key.

====Separate Audio and Video====
*Separate embedded audio and video by right clicking on a clip and choose '''unlink'''.
*Re-link the same way.
*Group clips by clicking and dragging a selection, right click and select '''group'''. They will now move together as one clip.

-----

===Chroma Key Effects===
After completing all editing, use the Ultra-Key video filter to cut out the green background from clips.
# Click on a green screen clip in the timeline, and park the playhead over the same clip.
# In the Effects panel use the search bar and type, '''Ultra Key'''.
# Drag and drop the Ultra Key effect to the clip in the timeline.
# In the Effects Controls panel twirl down the triangle to display the Ultra Key effects options.
# Click on the eye dropper icon and click on the green background in the Program panel. The green background should disappear.
# Copy the effect to the remainder of the clips by right clicking on the clip with the Ultra Key and select '''Copy'''.
# Drag a selection box around the remainder of the clips, right click and select, '''Paste Attributes'''.

===Working with Still Images===

----

===[[Titles - Premiere Pro |Titles]]===

===Watch Full Screen===
# Click on the Program panel to make it active.
# Press '''control''' and '''~ (tilde)''', this will make the window full screen.
# To exit press '''escape'''.

----

==Exporting==

# Click in the '''Timeline''' of the sequence to be exported.
#Press the | key to view the entire contents of the timeline, if applicable and use the work area bar to select the portion of the timeline to be exported.
# Go to '''File > Export > Media...'''.
# In the bottom left choose what part of the sequence to export:
## '''Entire Sequence''': exports the entire sequence.
## '''Sequence In/Out''': Exports the are between any in and out points set in the sequence.
## '''Work Area''': Exports the '''Work Area''' set in the '''Timeline'''.
## '''Custom''': Exports the area set by the triangles above this setting.
# '''Click''' the '''Queue''' button and '''Adobe Media Encoder''' will open.
# Drag a preset onto the name of your sequence to add the preset to the '''Queue'''. *For this assignment we recommend using the Quicktime H.264 preset under '''User Presets and Groups > Quicktime H.264 / 1920x1080 / 29.97fps / 10Mbps'''
# Click the '''Start Queue''' button (green play button) to start exporting. A status bar will show the progression.
#After the video has finished exporting playback the entire piece to confirm everything exported properly before submitting work for faculty or class screening.
[[category:Premiere Pro]]

[[Category:2013-2014]]

Epic and Everyday - Premiere Pro

2013-12-04T20:52:33Z

Zorns: /* Editing */

==What is Premiere Pro==

Premiere Pro is a non-destructive, non-linear video editing application.

The interface is comprised of a series of windows called "panels" that can be modified to create different "work spaces".

It follows the basic design of most editing software:
* '''Media Browser''' window: browse all available files on the computer, and preview content before adding to your project.
* '''Project''' panel: view all of the audio/video/still/title assets that are included in a project.
* '''Source Monitor''': preview assets, set in and out points for fine tuning.
* '''Program Monitor''': view the edited materials as part of the '''Sequence''' which is open in the '''Timeline'''.
* '''Sequence''': audio and video clips are edited together on separate tracks.
* '''Timeline''' panel: edit audio/video/still images content into a '''Sequence'''.
* You can have multiple '''Sequences''' in one '''Project''' and '''Timeline''' windows.

* '''Media''' files audio/video/still content. Please save and work locally on the Storage drive in the Multimedia Lab.
* '''Clips''' are assets that point to the original file on the hard drive.
** Changes made to clips in the Premiere project will not affect the original media files - this is the meaning of a non-destructive program.
** This also means that changing the location of the source files may result in Premiere losing track of where to find the contents of the project with a "Media Offline' notice. When moving files from the server, or different computer stations, please keep all materials in a single folder. Reconnect media, or ask a lab aide for help.
* '''Project file''': a recipe, or list of instructions for how to put the project together.
* '''In-Points''' and '''Out-Points''': Designates the beginning and end sections of a clip.
* '''Playhead''': Shows the time location of the current frame in any window. Sometimes it is also called the '''Current-Time Indicator''' ('''CTI''').

----

==Getting Started==

===Collect Source Files===
''Premiere Pro does not move or copy any files. Files need to be pre-organized before importing.''
# Create a folder in the '''Storage''' drive labeled with your name. Do '''not''' use special characters other than a dash or underscore. Inside this folder create a folder for '''Video''', '''Images''', and '''Premiere Files'''.
# Connect to the Nimrod file server and download your group's folder of video clips from the CCAM production to the video folder [[File Space Overview]] '''Nimrod > CCAM Transfers > Epic and the Everyday'''
# Copy all three of the still images that you prepared into the Images folder.

===Create a Project===
# Launch Premiere Pro from the dock.
# Select '''New Project'''.
# Click the '''Browse''' button.
# Navigate to your project folder in the Storage drive and select the '''Premiere Files''' folder. This will keep all the extraneous files that Premiere creates tidy.
# Name the project descriptively and click '''OK'''.
# In the New Sequence window that appears press '''cancel'''.

===Import Media Files===
# In the '''Media Browser''' navigate to your project folder on the Storage drive.
# Add all video clips and still images to the Project Panel by right clicking on the folder and select '''Import'''.
# After importing all media close the Media Browser panel by pressing the x on the top right of the tab.

===Synchronize Clips===
The video clips from the CCAM production are labeled with each group's name, take, and camera angle. Create a combined (multi-camera) clip from both camera angle 1 and 2.
# In the Project panel select both camera 1 and 2 video clips for take 1, example: (Epic Grp A1 Cam 1 Tk 1.mov) + (Epic Grp A1 Cam 2 Tk 1.mov)
# Right click and select '''Create Multi-Camera Source Sequence'''.
# In the dialogue that appears adjust the name to say Tk1.mov - Multicam, and select '''Synchronize Point: timecode'''.
# A new multicam video clip appears in the Project panel.
# Repeat this for the remainder of the corresponding clips.
# Select one of the multicamera clips to edit, right click and select, '''New Sequence from Clip'''.
# A timeline window will display the new sequence containing the multicamera clip. Move the clip up into video track 2.

----

==Editing==

===Multi-Camera Editing===
Multi-camera editing allows synchronized clips to be played back and have both camera angles displayed simultaneously.
# From the top menu select '''Window > Multi-Camera Monitor'''.
# In the center of Multi-Camera Monitor window select '''Video 2''' from the drop down menu. Both camera angles should be visible.
# Press play to watch the footage. Click with the cursor on either camera angle to perform edits, or press '''1''' or '''2''' on the keyboard.
# After pressing '''stop''' the edits will be visible in the timeline sequence.
# Refine edit points in the timeline using the '''selection tool'''. Hover over the cut marks and drag to the left or right to shorten or lengthen the duration of either camera angle.

====Snapping====
The '''Snap''' function makes it easier to align clips in the '''Timeline'''.
* When a clip is moved it snaps to:
** the edge of another clip,
** the start or end of the time ruler
** the playhead

* To turn '''Snap''' on or off go to '''Sequence > Snap''', press the '''S''' key or click the magnet icon in the '''Timeline'''.

* The '''Playhead''' ignores the '''Snap''' setting. To enable '''Snap''' while dragging the '''Playhead hold down the '''Shift''' key.

====Separate Audio and Video====
*Separate embedded audio and video by right clicking on a clip and choose '''unlink'''.
*Re-link the same way.
*Group clips by clicking and dragging a selection, right click and select '''group'''. They will now move together as one clip.

-----

===Chroma Key Effects===

===Working with Still Images===

----

===[[Titles - Premiere Pro |Titles]]===

===Watch Full Screen===
# Click on the Program panel to make it active.
# Press '''control''' and '''~ (tilde)''', this will make the window full screen.
# To exit press '''escape'''.

----

==Exporting==

# Click in the '''Timeline''' of the sequence to be exported.
#Press the | key to view the entire contents of the timeline, if applicable and use the work area bar to select the portion of the timeline to be exported.
# Go to '''File > Export > Media...'''.
# In the bottom left choose what part of the sequence to export:
## '''Entire Sequence''': exports the entire sequence.
## '''Sequence In/Out''': Exports the are between any in and out points set in the sequence.
## '''Work Area''': Exports the '''Work Area''' set in the '''Timeline'''.
## '''Custom''': Exports the area set by the triangles above this setting.
# '''Click''' the '''Queue''' button and '''Adobe Media Encoder''' will open.
# Drag a preset onto the name of your sequence to add the preset to the '''Queue'''. *For this assignment we recommend using the Quicktime H.264 preset under '''User Presets and Groups > Quicktime H.264 / 1920x1080 / 29.97fps / 10Mbps'''
# Click the '''Start Queue''' button (green play button) to start exporting. A status bar will show the progression.
#After the video has finished exporting playback the entire piece to confirm everything exported properly before submitting work for faculty or class screening.
[[category:Premiere Pro]]

[[Category:2013-2014]]

Epic and Everyday - Premiere Pro

2013-12-04T20:52:03Z

Zorns: /* Editing */

==What is Premiere Pro==

Premiere Pro is a non-destructive, non-linear video editing application.

The interface is comprised of a series of windows called "panels" that can be modified to create different "work spaces".

It follows the basic design of most editing software:
* '''Media Browser''' window: browse all available files on the computer, and preview content before adding to your project.
* '''Project''' panel: view all of the audio/video/still/title assets that are included in a project.
* '''Source Monitor''': preview assets, set in and out points for fine tuning.
* '''Program Monitor''': view the edited materials as part of the '''Sequence''' which is open in the '''Timeline'''.
* '''Sequence''': audio and video clips are edited together on separate tracks.
* '''Timeline''' panel: edit audio/video/still images content into a '''Sequence'''.
* You can have multiple '''Sequences''' in one '''Project''' and '''Timeline''' windows.

* '''Media''' files audio/video/still content. Please save and work locally on the Storage drive in the Multimedia Lab.
* '''Clips''' are assets that point to the original file on the hard drive.
** Changes made to clips in the Premiere project will not affect the original media files - this is the meaning of a non-destructive program.
** This also means that changing the location of the source files may result in Premiere losing track of where to find the contents of the project with a "Media Offline' notice. When moving files from the server, or different computer stations, please keep all materials in a single folder. Reconnect media, or ask a lab aide for help.
* '''Project file''': a recipe, or list of instructions for how to put the project together.
* '''In-Points''' and '''Out-Points''': Designates the beginning and end sections of a clip.
* '''Playhead''': Shows the time location of the current frame in any window. Sometimes it is also called the '''Current-Time Indicator''' ('''CTI''').

----

==Getting Started==

===Collect Source Files===
''Premiere Pro does not move or copy any files. Files need to be pre-organized before importing.''
# Create a folder in the '''Storage''' drive labeled with your name. Do '''not''' use special characters other than a dash or underscore. Inside this folder create a folder for '''Video''', '''Images''', and '''Premiere Files'''.
# Connect to the Nimrod file server and download your group's folder of video clips from the CCAM production to the video folder [[File Space Overview]] '''Nimrod > CCAM Transfers > Epic and the Everyday'''
# Copy all three of the still images that you prepared into the Images folder.

===Create a Project===
# Launch Premiere Pro from the dock.
# Select '''New Project'''.
# Click the '''Browse''' button.
# Navigate to your project folder in the Storage drive and select the '''Premiere Files''' folder. This will keep all the extraneous files that Premiere creates tidy.
# Name the project descriptively and click '''OK'''.
# In the New Sequence window that appears press '''cancel'''.

===Import Media Files===
# In the '''Media Browser''' navigate to your project folder on the Storage drive.
# Add all video clips and still images to the Project Panel by right clicking on the folder and select '''Import'''.
# After importing all media close the Media Browser panel by pressing the x on the top right of the tab.

===Synchronize Clips===
The video clips from the CCAM production are labeled with each group's name, take, and camera angle. Create a combined (multi-camera) clip from both camera angle 1 and 2.
# In the Project panel select both camera 1 and 2 video clips for take 1, example: (Epic Grp A1 Cam 1 Tk 1.mov) + (Epic Grp A1 Cam 2 Tk 1.mov)
# Right click and select '''Create Multi-Camera Source Sequence'''.
# In the dialogue that appears adjust the name to say Tk1.mov - Multicam, and select '''Synchronize Point: timecode'''.
# A new multicam video clip appears in the Project panel.
# Repeat this for the remainder of the corresponding clips.
# Select one of the multicamera clips to edit, right click and select, '''New Sequence from Clip'''.
# A timeline window will display the new sequence containing the multicamera clip. Move the clip up into video track 2.

----

==Editing==

===Multi-Camera Editing===
Multi-camera editing allows synchronized clips to be played back and have both camera angles displayed simultaneously.
# From the top menu select '''Window > Multi-Camera Monitor'''.
# In the center of Multi-Camera Monitor window select '''Video 2''' from the drop down menu. Both camera angles should be visible.
# Press play to watch the footage. Click with the cursor on either camera angle to perform edits, or press '''1''' or '''2''' on the keyboard.
# After pressing '''stop''' the edits will be visible in the timeline sequence.
# Refine edit points in the timeline using the '''selection tool'''. Hover over the cut marks and drag to the left or right to shorten or lengthen the duration of either camera angle.

====Snapping====
The '''Snap''' function makes it easier to align clips in the '''Timeline'''.
* When a clip is moved it snaps to:
** the edge of another clip,
** the start or end of the time ruler
** the playhead

* To turn '''Snap''' on or off go to '''Sequence > Snap''', press the '''S''' key or click the magnet icon in the '''Timeline'''.

* The '''Playhead''' ignores the '''Snap''' setting. To enable '''Snap''' while dragging the '''Playhead hold down the '''Shift''' key.

====Separate Audio and Video====
*Separate embedded audio and video by right clicking on a clip and choose '''unlink'''.
*Re-link the same way.
*Group clips by clicking and dragging a selection, right click and select '''group'''. They will now move together as one clip.

-----

===Chroma Key Effects===

===Working with Still Images===

----

===[[Titles - Premiere Pro |Titles]]===

===Watch Full Screen===
# Click on the Program panel to make it active.
# Press '''control''' and '''~ (tilde)''', this will make the window full screen.
# To exit press '''escape'''.

----

==Exporting==

# Click in the '''Timeline''' of the sequence to be exported.
#Press the | key to view the entire contents of the timeline, if applicable and use the work area bar to select the portion of the timeline to be exported.
# Go to '''File > Export > Media...'''.
# In the bottom left choose what part of the sequence to export:
## '''Entire Sequence''': exports the entire sequence.
## '''Sequence In/Out''': Exports the are between any in and out points set in the sequence.
## '''Work Area''': Exports the '''Work Area''' set in the '''Timeline'''.
## '''Custom''': Exports the area set by the triangles above this setting.
# '''Click''' the '''Queue''' button and '''Adobe Media Encoder''' will open.
# Drag a preset onto the name of your sequence to add the preset to the '''Queue'''. *For this assignment we recommend using the Quicktime H.264 preset under '''User Presets and Groups > Quicktime H.264 / 1920x1080 / 29.97fps / 10Mbps'''
# Click the '''Start Queue''' button (green play button) to start exporting. A status bar will show the progression.
#After the video has finished exporting playback the entire piece to confirm everything exported properly before submitting work for faculty or class screening.
[[category:Premiere Pro]]

[[Category:2013-2014]]

Epic and Everyday - Premiere Pro

2013-12-04T20:51:06Z

Zorns: /* Multi-Camera Editing */

==What is Premiere Pro==

Premiere Pro is a non-destructive, non-linear video editing application.

The interface is comprised of a series of windows called "panels" that can be modified to create different "work spaces".

It follows the basic design of most editing software:
* '''Media Browser''' window: browse all available files on the computer, and preview content before adding to your project.
* '''Project''' panel: view all of the audio/video/still/title assets that are included in a project.
* '''Source Monitor''': preview assets, set in and out points for fine tuning.
* '''Program Monitor''': view the edited materials as part of the '''Sequence''' which is open in the '''Timeline'''.
* '''Sequence''': audio and video clips are edited together on separate tracks.
* '''Timeline''' panel: edit audio/video/still images content into a '''Sequence'''.
* You can have multiple '''Sequences''' in one '''Project''' and '''Timeline''' windows.

* '''Media''' files audio/video/still content. Please save and work locally on the Storage drive in the Multimedia Lab.
* '''Clips''' are assets that point to the original file on the hard drive.
** Changes made to clips in the Premiere project will not affect the original media files - this is the meaning of a non-destructive program.
** This also means that changing the location of the source files may result in Premiere losing track of where to find the contents of the project with a "Media Offline' notice. When moving files from the server, or different computer stations, please keep all materials in a single folder. Reconnect media, or ask a lab aide for help.
* '''Project file''': a recipe, or list of instructions for how to put the project together.
* '''In-Points''' and '''Out-Points''': Designates the beginning and end sections of a clip.
* '''Playhead''': Shows the time location of the current frame in any window. Sometimes it is also called the '''Current-Time Indicator''' ('''CTI''').

----

==Getting Started==

===Collect Source Files===
''Premiere Pro does not move or copy any files. Files need to be pre-organized before importing.''
# Create a folder in the '''Storage''' drive labeled with your name. Do '''not''' use special characters other than a dash or underscore. Inside this folder create a folder for '''Video''', '''Images''', and '''Premiere Files'''.
# Connect to the Nimrod file server and download your group's folder of video clips from the CCAM production to the video folder [[File Space Overview]] '''Nimrod > CCAM Transfers > Epic and the Everyday'''
# Copy all three of the still images that you prepared into the Images folder.

===Create a Project===
# Launch Premiere Pro from the dock.
# Select '''New Project'''.
# Click the '''Browse''' button.
# Navigate to your project folder in the Storage drive and select the '''Premiere Files''' folder. This will keep all the extraneous files that Premiere creates tidy.
# Name the project descriptively and click '''OK'''.
# In the New Sequence window that appears press '''cancel'''.

===Import Media Files===
# In the '''Media Browser''' navigate to your project folder on the Storage drive.
# Add all video clips and still images to the Project Panel by right clicking on the folder and select '''Import'''.
# After importing all media close the Media Browser panel by pressing the x on the top right of the tab.

===Synchronize Clips===
The video clips from the CCAM production are labeled with each group's name, take, and camera angle. Create a combined (multi-camera) clip from both camera angle 1 and 2.
# In the Project panel select both camera 1 and 2 video clips for take 1, example: (Epic Grp A1 Cam 1 Tk 1.mov) + (Epic Grp A1 Cam 2 Tk 1.mov)
# Right click and select '''Create Multi-Camera Source Sequence'''.
# In the dialogue that appears adjust the name to say Tk1.mov - Multicam, and select '''Synchronize Point: timecode'''.
# A new multicam video clip appears in the Project panel.
# Repeat this for the remainder of the corresponding clips.
# Select one of the multicamera clips to edit, right click and select, '''New Sequence from Clip'''.
# A timeline window will display the new sequence containing the multicamera clip. Move the clip up into video track 2.

----

==Editing==

===Multi-Camera Editing===
Multi-camera editing allows synchronized clips to be played back and have both camera angles displayed simultaneously.
# From the top menu select '''Window > Multi-Camera Monitor'''.
# In the center of Multi-Camera Monitor window select '''Video 2''' from the drop down menu. Both camera angles should be visible.
# Press play to watch the footage. Click with the cursor on either camera angle to perform edits, or press '''1''' or '''2''' on the keyboard.
# After pressing '''stop''' the edits will be visible in the timeline sequence.
# Refine edit points in the timeline using the '''selection tool'''. Hover over the cut marks and drag to the left or right to shorten or lengthen the duration of either camera angle.

===Timeline Editing===

====Insert vs Overwrite====
The two main editing modes are called '''Insert''' and '''Overwrite'''.
* '''Insert''' edits will move the clips that are to the right of the '''Playhead''' to the right.
* '''Overwrite''' will overwrite the clips to the right of the '''Playhead'''.
** When '''Overwrite''' is used on a track with clips it will replace any existing clips.
** When '''Overwrite''' is used on an empty track above a clip it will not affect the other tracks.

* To make a edit drag a clip from the '''Project''' panel to the '''Timeline'''.
* Place the clip where the edit should start.
** '''Overwrite''' is the default editing mode.
** Hold down the '''Command''' key while dragging to switch to '''Insert''' mode.

====Snapping====
The '''Snap''' function makes it easier to align clips in the '''Timeline'''.
* When a clip is moved it snaps to:
** the edge of another clip,
** the start or end of the time ruler
** the playhead

* To turn '''Snap''' on or off go to '''Sequence > Snap''', press the '''S''' key or click the magnet icon in the '''Timeline'''.

* The '''Playhead''' ignores the '''Snap''' setting. To enable '''Snap''' while dragging the '''Playhead hold down the '''Shift''' key.

====Separating Audio and Video====
*Separate embedded audio and video by right clicking on a clip and choose '''unlink'''.
*Re-link the same way.
*Group clips by clicking and dragging a selection, right click and select '''group'''. They will now move together as one clip.

-----

===Chroma Key Effects===

===Working with Still Images===

----

===[[Titles - Premiere Pro |Titles]]===

===Watch Full Screen===
# Click on the Program panel to make it active.
# Press '''control''' and '''~ (tilde)''', this will make the window full screen.
# To exit press '''escape'''.

----

==Exporting==

# Click in the '''Timeline''' of the sequence to be exported.
#Press the | key to view the entire contents of the timeline, if applicable and use the work area bar to select the portion of the timeline to be exported.
# Go to '''File > Export > Media...'''.
# In the bottom left choose what part of the sequence to export:
## '''Entire Sequence''': exports the entire sequence.
## '''Sequence In/Out''': Exports the are between any in and out points set in the sequence.
## '''Work Area''': Exports the '''Work Area''' set in the '''Timeline'''.
## '''Custom''': Exports the area set by the triangles above this setting.
# '''Click''' the '''Queue''' button and '''Adobe Media Encoder''' will open.
# Drag a preset onto the name of your sequence to add the preset to the '''Queue'''. *For this assignment we recommend using the Quicktime H.264 preset under '''User Presets and Groups > Quicktime H.264 / 1920x1080 / 29.97fps / 10Mbps'''
# Click the '''Start Queue''' button (green play button) to start exporting. A status bar will show the progression.
#After the video has finished exporting playback the entire piece to confirm everything exported properly before submitting work for faculty or class screening.
[[category:Premiere Pro]]

[[Category:2013-2014]]

Epic and Everyday - Premiere Pro

2013-12-04T20:49:26Z

Zorns: /* Multi-Camera Editing */

==What is Premiere Pro==

Premiere Pro is a non-destructive, non-linear video editing application.

The interface is comprised of a series of windows called "panels" that can be modified to create different "work spaces".

It follows the basic design of most editing software:
* '''Media Browser''' window: browse all available files on the computer, and preview content before adding to your project.
* '''Project''' panel: view all of the audio/video/still/title assets that are included in a project.
* '''Source Monitor''': preview assets, set in and out points for fine tuning.
* '''Program Monitor''': view the edited materials as part of the '''Sequence''' which is open in the '''Timeline'''.
* '''Sequence''': audio and video clips are edited together on separate tracks.
* '''Timeline''' panel: edit audio/video/still images content into a '''Sequence'''.
* You can have multiple '''Sequences''' in one '''Project''' and '''Timeline''' windows.

* '''Media''' files audio/video/still content. Please save and work locally on the Storage drive in the Multimedia Lab.
* '''Clips''' are assets that point to the original file on the hard drive.
** Changes made to clips in the Premiere project will not affect the original media files - this is the meaning of a non-destructive program.
** This also means that changing the location of the source files may result in Premiere losing track of where to find the contents of the project with a "Media Offline' notice. When moving files from the server, or different computer stations, please keep all materials in a single folder. Reconnect media, or ask a lab aide for help.
* '''Project file''': a recipe, or list of instructions for how to put the project together.
* '''In-Points''' and '''Out-Points''': Designates the beginning and end sections of a clip.
* '''Playhead''': Shows the time location of the current frame in any window. Sometimes it is also called the '''Current-Time Indicator''' ('''CTI''').

----

==Getting Started==

===Collect Source Files===
''Premiere Pro does not move or copy any files. Files need to be pre-organized before importing.''
# Create a folder in the '''Storage''' drive labeled with your name. Do '''not''' use special characters other than a dash or underscore. Inside this folder create a folder for '''Video''', '''Images''', and '''Premiere Files'''.
# Connect to the Nimrod file server and download your group's folder of video clips from the CCAM production to the video folder [[File Space Overview]] '''Nimrod > CCAM Transfers > Epic and the Everyday'''
# Copy all three of the still images that you prepared into the Images folder.

===Create a Project===
# Launch Premiere Pro from the dock.
# Select '''New Project'''.
# Click the '''Browse''' button.
# Navigate to your project folder in the Storage drive and select the '''Premiere Files''' folder. This will keep all the extraneous files that Premiere creates tidy.
# Name the project descriptively and click '''OK'''.
# In the New Sequence window that appears press '''cancel'''.

===Import Media Files===
# In the '''Media Browser''' navigate to your project folder on the Storage drive.
# Add all video clips and still images to the Project Panel by right clicking on the folder and select '''Import'''.
# After importing all media close the Media Browser panel by pressing the x on the top right of the tab.

===Synchronize Clips===
The video clips from the CCAM production are labeled with each group's name, take, and camera angle. Create a combined (multi-camera) clip from both camera angle 1 and 2.
# In the Project panel select both camera 1 and 2 video clips for take 1, example: (Epic Grp A1 Cam 1 Tk 1.mov) + (Epic Grp A1 Cam 2 Tk 1.mov)
# Right click and select '''Create Multi-Camera Source Sequence'''.
# In the dialogue that appears adjust the name to say Tk1.mov - Multicam, and select '''Synchronize Point: timecode'''.
# A new multicam video clip appears in the Project panel.
# Repeat this for the remainder of the corresponding clips.
# Select one of the multicamera clips to edit, right click and select, '''New Sequence from Clip'''.
# A timeline window will display the new sequence containing the multicamera clip. Move the clip up into video track 2.

----

==Editing==

===Multi-Camera Editing===
Multi-camera editing allows synchronized clips to be played back and have both camera angles displayed simultaneously.
# From the top menu select '''Window > Multi-Camera Monitor'''.
# In the center of Multi-Camera Monitor window select '''Video 2''' from the drop down menu. Both camera angles should be visible.
# Press play to watch the footage. Click with the cursor on either camera angle to perform edits, or press '''1''' or '''2''' on the keyboard.
# After pressing '''stop''' the edits will be visible in the timeline sequence.
# Refine edit points in the timeline wit the '''selection tool''' by hovering over the cut marks and drag to the left or right to shorten or lengthen the duration of clips.

===Timeline Editing===

====Insert vs Overwrite====
The two main editing modes are called '''Insert''' and '''Overwrite'''.
* '''Insert''' edits will move the clips that are to the right of the '''Playhead''' to the right.
* '''Overwrite''' will overwrite the clips to the right of the '''Playhead'''.
** When '''Overwrite''' is used on a track with clips it will replace any existing clips.
** When '''Overwrite''' is used on an empty track above a clip it will not affect the other tracks.

* To make a edit drag a clip from the '''Project''' panel to the '''Timeline'''.
* Place the clip where the edit should start.
** '''Overwrite''' is the default editing mode.
** Hold down the '''Command''' key while dragging to switch to '''Insert''' mode.

====Snapping====
The '''Snap''' function makes it easier to align clips in the '''Timeline'''.
* When a clip is moved it snaps to:
** the edge of another clip,
** the start or end of the time ruler
** the playhead

* To turn '''Snap''' on or off go to '''Sequence > Snap''', press the '''S''' key or click the magnet icon in the '''Timeline'''.

* The '''Playhead''' ignores the '''Snap''' setting. To enable '''Snap''' while dragging the '''Playhead hold down the '''Shift''' key.

====Separating Audio and Video====
*Separate embedded audio and video by right clicking on a clip and choose '''unlink'''.
*Re-link the same way.
*Group clips by clicking and dragging a selection, right click and select '''group'''. They will now move together as one clip.

-----

===Chroma Key Effects===

===Working with Still Images===

----

===[[Titles - Premiere Pro |Titles]]===

===Watch Full Screen===
# Click on the Program panel to make it active.
# Press '''control''' and '''~ (tilde)''', this will make the window full screen.
# To exit press '''escape'''.

----

==Exporting==

# Click in the '''Timeline''' of the sequence to be exported.
#Press the | key to view the entire contents of the timeline, if applicable and use the work area bar to select the portion of the timeline to be exported.
# Go to '''File > Export > Media...'''.
# In the bottom left choose what part of the sequence to export:
## '''Entire Sequence''': exports the entire sequence.
## '''Sequence In/Out''': Exports the are between any in and out points set in the sequence.
## '''Work Area''': Exports the '''Work Area''' set in the '''Timeline'''.
## '''Custom''': Exports the area set by the triangles above this setting.
# '''Click''' the '''Queue''' button and '''Adobe Media Encoder''' will open.
# Drag a preset onto the name of your sequence to add the preset to the '''Queue'''. *For this assignment we recommend using the Quicktime H.264 preset under '''User Presets and Groups > Quicktime H.264 / 1920x1080 / 29.97fps / 10Mbps'''
# Click the '''Start Queue''' button (green play button) to start exporting. A status bar will show the progression.
#After the video has finished exporting playback the entire piece to confirm everything exported properly before submitting work for faculty or class screening.
[[category:Premiere Pro]]

[[Category:2013-2014]]

Epic and Everyday - Premiere Pro

2013-12-04T20:26:14Z

Zorns: /* Synchronize Clips */

==What is Premiere Pro==

Premiere Pro is a non-destructive, non-linear video editing application.

The interface is comprised of a series of windows called "panels" that can be modified to create different "work spaces".

It follows the basic design of most editing software:
* '''Media Browser''' window: browse all available files on the computer, and preview content before adding to your project.
* '''Project''' panel: view all of the audio/video/still/title assets that are included in a project.
* '''Source Monitor''': preview assets, set in and out points for fine tuning.
* '''Program Monitor''': view the edited materials as part of the '''Sequence''' which is open in the '''Timeline'''.
* '''Sequence''': audio and video clips are edited together on separate tracks.
* '''Timeline''' panel: edit audio/video/still images content into a '''Sequence'''.
* You can have multiple '''Sequences''' in one '''Project''' and '''Timeline''' windows.

* '''Media''' files audio/video/still content. Please save and work locally on the Storage drive in the Multimedia Lab.
* '''Clips''' are assets that point to the original file on the hard drive.
** Changes made to clips in the Premiere project will not affect the original media files - this is the meaning of a non-destructive program.
** This also means that changing the location of the source files may result in Premiere losing track of where to find the contents of the project with a "Media Offline' notice. When moving files from the server, or different computer stations, please keep all materials in a single folder. Reconnect media, or ask a lab aide for help.
* '''Project file''': a recipe, or list of instructions for how to put the project together.
* '''In-Points''' and '''Out-Points''': Designates the beginning and end sections of a clip.
* '''Playhead''': Shows the time location of the current frame in any window. Sometimes it is also called the '''Current-Time Indicator''' ('''CTI''').

----

==Getting Started==

===Collect Source Files===
''Premiere Pro does not move or copy any files. Files need to be pre-organized before importing.''
# Create a folder in the '''Storage''' drive labeled with your name. Do '''not''' use special characters other than a dash or underscore. Inside this folder create a folder for '''Video''', '''Images''', and '''Premiere Files'''.
# Connect to the Nimrod file server and download your group's folder of video clips from the CCAM production to the video folder [[File Space Overview]] '''Nimrod > CCAM Transfers > Epic and the Everyday'''
# Copy all three of the still images that you prepared into the Images folder.

===Create a Project===
# Launch Premiere Pro from the dock.
# Select '''New Project'''.
# Click the '''Browse''' button.
# Navigate to your project folder in the Storage drive and select the '''Premiere Files''' folder. This will keep all the extraneous files that Premiere creates tidy.
# Name the project descriptively and click '''OK'''.
# In the New Sequence window that appears press '''cancel'''.

===Import Media Files===
# In the '''Media Browser''' navigate to your project folder on the Storage drive.
# Add all video clips and still images to the Project Panel by right clicking on the folder and select '''Import'''.
# After importing all media close the Media Browser panel by pressing the x on the top right of the tab.

===Synchronize Clips===
The video clips from the CCAM production are labeled with each group's name, take, and camera angle. Create a combined (multi-camera) clip from both camera angle 1 and 2.
# In the Project panel select both camera 1 and 2 video clips for take 1, example: (Epic Grp A1 Cam 1 Tk 1.mov) + (Epic Grp A1 Cam 2 Tk 1.mov)
# Right click and select '''Create Multi-Camera Source Sequence'''.
# In the dialogue that appears adjust the name to say Tk1.mov - Multicam, and select '''Synchronize Point: timecode'''.
# A new multicam video clip appears in the Project panel.
# Repeat this for the remainder of the corresponding clips.
# Select one of the multicamera clips to edit, right click and select, '''New Sequence from Clip'''.
# A timeline window will display the new sequence containing the multicamera clip. Move the clip up into video track 2.

----

==Editing==

===Multi-Camera Editing===

===Timeline Editing===

====Insert vs Overwrite====
The two main editing modes are called '''Insert''' and '''Overwrite'''.
* '''Insert''' edits will move the clips that are to the right of the '''Playhead''' to the right.
* '''Overwrite''' will overwrite the clips to the right of the '''Playhead'''.
** When '''Overwrite''' is used on a track with clips it will replace any existing clips.
** When '''Overwrite''' is used on an empty track above a clip it will not affect the other tracks.

* To make a edit drag a clip from the '''Project''' panel to the '''Timeline'''.
* Place the clip where the edit should start.
** '''Overwrite''' is the default editing mode.
** Hold down the '''Command''' key while dragging to switch to '''Insert''' mode.

====Snapping====
The '''Snap''' function makes it easier to align clips in the '''Timeline'''.
* When a clip is moved it snaps to:
** the edge of another clip,
** the start or end of the time ruler
** the playhead

* To turn '''Snap''' on or off go to '''Sequence > Snap''', press the '''S''' key or click the magnet icon in the '''Timeline'''.

* The '''Playhead''' ignores the '''Snap''' setting. To enable '''Snap''' while dragging the '''Playhead hold down the '''Shift''' key.

====Separating Audio and Video====
*Separate embedded audio and video by right clicking on a clip and choose '''unlink'''.
*Re-link the same way.
*Group clips by clicking and dragging a selection, right click and select '''group'''. They will now move together as one clip.

-----

===Chroma Key Effects===

===Working with Still Images===

----

===[[Titles - Premiere Pro |Titles]]===

===Watch Full Screen===
# Click on the Program panel to make it active.
# Press '''control''' and '''~ (tilde)''', this will make the window full screen.
# To exit press '''escape'''.

----

==Exporting==

# Click in the '''Timeline''' of the sequence to be exported.
#Press the | key to view the entire contents of the timeline, if applicable and use the work area bar to select the portion of the timeline to be exported.
# Go to '''File > Export > Media...'''.
# In the bottom left choose what part of the sequence to export:
## '''Entire Sequence''': exports the entire sequence.
## '''Sequence In/Out''': Exports the are between any in and out points set in the sequence.
## '''Work Area''': Exports the '''Work Area''' set in the '''Timeline'''.
## '''Custom''': Exports the area set by the triangles above this setting.
# '''Click''' the '''Queue''' button and '''Adobe Media Encoder''' will open.
# Drag a preset onto the name of your sequence to add the preset to the '''Queue'''. *For this assignment we recommend using the Quicktime H.264 preset under '''User Presets and Groups > Quicktime H.264 / 1920x1080 / 29.97fps / 10Mbps'''
# Click the '''Start Queue''' button (green play button) to start exporting. A status bar will show the progression.
#After the video has finished exporting playback the entire piece to confirm everything exported properly before submitting work for faculty or class screening.
[[category:Premiere Pro]]

[[Category:2013-2014]]

Epic and Everyday - Premiere Pro

2013-12-04T20:23:37Z

Zorns: /* Create a Sequence */

==What is Premiere Pro==

Premiere Pro is a non-destructive, non-linear video editing application.

The interface is comprised of a series of windows called "panels" that can be modified to create different "work spaces".

It follows the basic design of most editing software:
* '''Media Browser''' window: browse all available files on the computer, and preview content before adding to your project.
* '''Project''' panel: view all of the audio/video/still/title assets that are included in a project.
* '''Source Monitor''': preview assets, set in and out points for fine tuning.
* '''Program Monitor''': view the edited materials as part of the '''Sequence''' which is open in the '''Timeline'''.
* '''Sequence''': audio and video clips are edited together on separate tracks.
* '''Timeline''' panel: edit audio/video/still images content into a '''Sequence'''.
* You can have multiple '''Sequences''' in one '''Project''' and '''Timeline''' windows.

* '''Media''' files audio/video/still content. Please save and work locally on the Storage drive in the Multimedia Lab.
* '''Clips''' are assets that point to the original file on the hard drive.
** Changes made to clips in the Premiere project will not affect the original media files - this is the meaning of a non-destructive program.
** This also means that changing the location of the source files may result in Premiere losing track of where to find the contents of the project with a "Media Offline' notice. When moving files from the server, or different computer stations, please keep all materials in a single folder. Reconnect media, or ask a lab aide for help.
* '''Project file''': a recipe, or list of instructions for how to put the project together.
* '''In-Points''' and '''Out-Points''': Designates the beginning and end sections of a clip.
* '''Playhead''': Shows the time location of the current frame in any window. Sometimes it is also called the '''Current-Time Indicator''' ('''CTI''').

----

==Getting Started==

===Collect Source Files===
''Premiere Pro does not move or copy any files. Files need to be pre-organized before importing.''
# Create a folder in the '''Storage''' drive labeled with your name. Do '''not''' use special characters other than a dash or underscore. Inside this folder create a folder for '''Video''', '''Images''', and '''Premiere Files'''.
# Connect to the Nimrod file server and download your group's folder of video clips from the CCAM production to the video folder [[File Space Overview]] '''Nimrod > CCAM Transfers > Epic and the Everyday'''
# Copy all three of the still images that you prepared into the Images folder.

===Create a Project===
# Launch Premiere Pro from the dock.
# Select '''New Project'''.
# Click the '''Browse''' button.
# Navigate to your project folder in the Storage drive and select the '''Premiere Files''' folder. This will keep all the extraneous files that Premiere creates tidy.
# Name the project descriptively and click '''OK'''.
# In the New Sequence window that appears press '''cancel'''.

===Import Media Files===
# In the '''Media Browser''' navigate to your project folder on the Storage drive.
# Add all video clips and still images to the Project Panel by right clicking on the folder and select '''Import'''.
# After importing all media close the Media Browser panel by pressing the x on the top right of the tab.

===Synchronize Clips===
The video clips from the CCAM production are labeled with each group's name, take, and camera angle. Create a combined (multi-camera) clip from both camera angle 1 and 2.
# In the Project panel select both camera 1 and 2 video clips for take 1, example: (Epic Grp A1 Cam 1 Tk 1.mov) + (Epic Grp A1 Cam 2 Tk 1.mov)
# Right click and select '''Create Multi-Camera Source Sequence'''.
# In the dialogue that appears adjust the name to say Tk1.mov - Multicam, and select '''Synchronize Point: timecode'''.
# A new multicam video clip appears in the Project panel.
# Repeat this for the remainder of the corresponding clips.

----

==Editing==

===Multi-Camera Editing===

===Timeline Editing===

====Insert vs Overwrite====
The two main editing modes are called '''Insert''' and '''Overwrite'''.
* '''Insert''' edits will move the clips that are to the right of the '''Playhead''' to the right.
* '''Overwrite''' will overwrite the clips to the right of the '''Playhead'''.
** When '''Overwrite''' is used on a track with clips it will replace any existing clips.
** When '''Overwrite''' is used on an empty track above a clip it will not affect the other tracks.

* To make a edit drag a clip from the '''Project''' panel to the '''Timeline'''.
* Place the clip where the edit should start.
** '''Overwrite''' is the default editing mode.
** Hold down the '''Command''' key while dragging to switch to '''Insert''' mode.

====Snapping====
The '''Snap''' function makes it easier to align clips in the '''Timeline'''.
* When a clip is moved it snaps to:
** the edge of another clip,
** the start or end of the time ruler
** the playhead

* To turn '''Snap''' on or off go to '''Sequence > Snap''', press the '''S''' key or click the magnet icon in the '''Timeline'''.

* The '''Playhead''' ignores the '''Snap''' setting. To enable '''Snap''' while dragging the '''Playhead hold down the '''Shift''' key.

====Separating Audio and Video====
*Separate embedded audio and video by right clicking on a clip and choose '''unlink'''.
*Re-link the same way.
*Group clips by clicking and dragging a selection, right click and select '''group'''. They will now move together as one clip.

-----

===Chroma Key Effects===

===Working with Still Images===

----

===[[Titles - Premiere Pro |Titles]]===

===Watch Full Screen===
# Click on the Program panel to make it active.
# Press '''control''' and '''~ (tilde)''', this will make the window full screen.
# To exit press '''escape'''.

----

==Exporting==

# Click in the '''Timeline''' of the sequence to be exported.
#Press the | key to view the entire contents of the timeline, if applicable and use the work area bar to select the portion of the timeline to be exported.
# Go to '''File > Export > Media...'''.
# In the bottom left choose what part of the sequence to export:
## '''Entire Sequence''': exports the entire sequence.
## '''Sequence In/Out''': Exports the are between any in and out points set in the sequence.
## '''Work Area''': Exports the '''Work Area''' set in the '''Timeline'''.
## '''Custom''': Exports the area set by the triangles above this setting.
# '''Click''' the '''Queue''' button and '''Adobe Media Encoder''' will open.
# Drag a preset onto the name of your sequence to add the preset to the '''Queue'''. *For this assignment we recommend using the Quicktime H.264 preset under '''User Presets and Groups > Quicktime H.264 / 1920x1080 / 29.97fps / 10Mbps'''
# Click the '''Start Queue''' button (green play button) to start exporting. A status bar will show the progression.
#After the video has finished exporting playback the entire piece to confirm everything exported properly before submitting work for faculty or class screening.
[[category:Premiere Pro]]

[[Category:2013-2014]]

Epic and Everyday - Premiere Pro

2013-12-04T20:15:53Z

Zorns: /* Synchronize Clips */

==What is Premiere Pro==

Premiere Pro is a non-destructive, non-linear video editing application.

The interface is comprised of a series of windows called "panels" that can be modified to create different "work spaces".

It follows the basic design of most editing software:
* '''Media Browser''' window: browse all available files on the computer, and preview content before adding to your project.
* '''Project''' panel: view all of the audio/video/still/title assets that are included in a project.
* '''Source Monitor''': preview assets, set in and out points for fine tuning.
* '''Program Monitor''': view the edited materials as part of the '''Sequence''' which is open in the '''Timeline'''.
* '''Sequence''': audio and video clips are edited together on separate tracks.
* '''Timeline''' panel: edit audio/video/still images content into a '''Sequence'''.
* You can have multiple '''Sequences''' in one '''Project''' and '''Timeline''' windows.

* '''Media''' files audio/video/still content. Please save and work locally on the Storage drive in the Multimedia Lab.
* '''Clips''' are assets that point to the original file on the hard drive.
** Changes made to clips in the Premiere project will not affect the original media files - this is the meaning of a non-destructive program.
** This also means that changing the location of the source files may result in Premiere losing track of where to find the contents of the project with a "Media Offline' notice. When moving files from the server, or different computer stations, please keep all materials in a single folder. Reconnect media, or ask a lab aide for help.
* '''Project file''': a recipe, or list of instructions for how to put the project together.
* '''In-Points''' and '''Out-Points''': Designates the beginning and end sections of a clip.
* '''Playhead''': Shows the time location of the current frame in any window. Sometimes it is also called the '''Current-Time Indicator''' ('''CTI''').

----

==Getting Started==

===Collect Source Files===
''Premiere Pro does not move or copy any files. Files need to be pre-organized before importing.''
# Create a folder in the '''Storage''' drive labeled with your name. Do '''not''' use special characters other than a dash or underscore. Inside this folder create a folder for '''Video''', '''Images''', and '''Premiere Files'''.
# Connect to the Nimrod file server and download your group's folder of video clips from the CCAM production to the video folder [[File Space Overview]] '''Nimrod > CCAM Transfers > Epic and the Everyday'''
# Copy all three of the still images that you prepared into the Images folder.

===Create a Project===
# Launch Premiere Pro from the dock.
# Select '''New Project'''.
# Click the '''Browse''' button.
# Navigate to your project folder in the Storage drive and select the '''Premiere Files''' folder. This will keep all the extraneous files that Premiere creates tidy.
# Name the project descriptively and click '''OK'''.
# In the New Sequence window that appears press '''cancel'''.

===Import Media Files===
# In the '''Media Browser''' navigate to your project folder on the Storage drive.
# Add all video clips and still images to the Project Panel by right clicking on the folder and select '''Import'''.
# After importing all media close the Media Browser panel by pressing the x on the top right of the tab.

===Synchronize Clips===
The video clips from the CCAM production are labeled with each group's name, take, and camera angle. Create a combined (multi-camera) clip from both camera angle 1 and 2.
# In the Project panel select both camera 1 and 2 video clips for take 1, example: (Epic Grp A1 Cam 1 Tk 1.mov) + (Epic Grp A1 Cam 2 Tk 1.mov)
# Right click and select '''Create Multi-Camera Source Sequence'''.
# In the dialogue that appears adjust the name to say Tk1.mov - Multicam, and select '''Synchronize Point: timecode'''.
# A new multicam video clip appears in the Project panel.
# Repeat this for the remainder of the corresponding clips.

===Create a Sequence===
Create a timeline to edit clips together.

----

==Editing==

===Multi-Camera Editing===

===Timeline Editing===

====Insert vs Overwrite====
The two main editing modes are called '''Insert''' and '''Overwrite'''.
* '''Insert''' edits will move the clips that are to the right of the '''Playhead''' to the right.
* '''Overwrite''' will overwrite the clips to the right of the '''Playhead'''.
** When '''Overwrite''' is used on a track with clips it will replace any existing clips.
** When '''Overwrite''' is used on an empty track above a clip it will not affect the other tracks.

* To make a edit drag a clip from the '''Project''' panel to the '''Timeline'''.
* Place the clip where the edit should start.
** '''Overwrite''' is the default editing mode.
** Hold down the '''Command''' key while dragging to switch to '''Insert''' mode.

====Snapping====
The '''Snap''' function makes it easier to align clips in the '''Timeline'''.
* When a clip is moved it snaps to:
** the edge of another clip,
** the start or end of the time ruler
** the playhead

* To turn '''Snap''' on or off go to '''Sequence > Snap''', press the '''S''' key or click the magnet icon in the '''Timeline'''.

* The '''Playhead''' ignores the '''Snap''' setting. To enable '''Snap''' while dragging the '''Playhead hold down the '''Shift''' key.

====Separating Audio and Video====
*Separate embedded audio and video by right clicking on a clip and choose '''unlink'''.
*Re-link the same way.
*Group clips by clicking and dragging a selection, right click and select '''group'''. They will now move together as one clip.

-----

===Chroma Key Effects===

===Working with Still Images===

----

===[[Titles - Premiere Pro |Titles]]===

===Watch Full Screen===
# Click on the Program panel to make it active.
# Press '''control''' and '''~ (tilde)''', this will make the window full screen.
# To exit press '''escape'''.

----

==Exporting==

# Click in the '''Timeline''' of the sequence to be exported.
#Press the | key to view the entire contents of the timeline, if applicable and use the work area bar to select the portion of the timeline to be exported.
# Go to '''File > Export > Media...'''.
# In the bottom left choose what part of the sequence to export:
## '''Entire Sequence''': exports the entire sequence.
## '''Sequence In/Out''': Exports the are between any in and out points set in the sequence.
## '''Work Area''': Exports the '''Work Area''' set in the '''Timeline'''.
## '''Custom''': Exports the area set by the triangles above this setting.
# '''Click''' the '''Queue''' button and '''Adobe Media Encoder''' will open.
# Drag a preset onto the name of your sequence to add the preset to the '''Queue'''. *For this assignment we recommend using the Quicktime H.264 preset under '''User Presets and Groups > Quicktime H.264 / 1920x1080 / 29.97fps / 10Mbps'''
# Click the '''Start Queue''' button (green play button) to start exporting. A status bar will show the progression.
#After the video has finished exporting playback the entire piece to confirm everything exported properly before submitting work for faculty or class screening.
[[category:Premiere Pro]]

[[Category:2013-2014]]

Epic and Everyday - Premiere Pro

2013-12-04T20:12:14Z

Zorns: /* Import Media Files */

==What is Premiere Pro==

Premiere Pro is a non-destructive, non-linear video editing application.

The interface is comprised of a series of windows called "panels" that can be modified to create different "work spaces".

It follows the basic design of most editing software:
* '''Media Browser''' window: browse all available files on the computer, and preview content before adding to your project.
* '''Project''' panel: view all of the audio/video/still/title assets that are included in a project.
* '''Source Monitor''': preview assets, set in and out points for fine tuning.
* '''Program Monitor''': view the edited materials as part of the '''Sequence''' which is open in the '''Timeline'''.
* '''Sequence''': audio and video clips are edited together on separate tracks.
* '''Timeline''' panel: edit audio/video/still images content into a '''Sequence'''.
* You can have multiple '''Sequences''' in one '''Project''' and '''Timeline''' windows.

* '''Media''' files audio/video/still content. Please save and work locally on the Storage drive in the Multimedia Lab.
* '''Clips''' are assets that point to the original file on the hard drive.
** Changes made to clips in the Premiere project will not affect the original media files - this is the meaning of a non-destructive program.
** This also means that changing the location of the source files may result in Premiere losing track of where to find the contents of the project with a "Media Offline' notice. When moving files from the server, or different computer stations, please keep all materials in a single folder. Reconnect media, or ask a lab aide for help.
* '''Project file''': a recipe, or list of instructions for how to put the project together.
* '''In-Points''' and '''Out-Points''': Designates the beginning and end sections of a clip.
* '''Playhead''': Shows the time location of the current frame in any window. Sometimes it is also called the '''Current-Time Indicator''' ('''CTI''').

----

==Getting Started==

===Collect Source Files===
''Premiere Pro does not move or copy any files. Files need to be pre-organized before importing.''
# Create a folder in the '''Storage''' drive labeled with your name. Do '''not''' use special characters other than a dash or underscore. Inside this folder create a folder for '''Video''', '''Images''', and '''Premiere Files'''.
# Connect to the Nimrod file server and download your group's folder of video clips from the CCAM production to the video folder [[File Space Overview]] '''Nimrod > CCAM Transfers > Epic and the Everyday'''
# Copy all three of the still images that you prepared into the Images folder.

===Create a Project===
# Launch Premiere Pro from the dock.
# Select '''New Project'''.
# Click the '''Browse''' button.
# Navigate to your project folder in the Storage drive and select the '''Premiere Files''' folder. This will keep all the extraneous files that Premiere creates tidy.
# Name the project descriptively and click '''OK'''.
# In the New Sequence window that appears press '''cancel'''.

===Import Media Files===
# In the '''Media Browser''' navigate to your project folder on the Storage drive.
# Add all video clips and still images to the Project Panel by right clicking on the folder and select '''Import'''.
# After importing all media close the Media Browser panel by pressing the x on the top right of the tab.

===Synchronize Clips===
The video clips from the CCAM production are labeled with each group's name, take, and camera angle. Create a combined (multi-camera) clip from both camera angle 1 and 2.
# In the Project panel select both camera 1 and 2 video clips for take 1, example: (Epic Grp A1 Cam 1 Tk 1.mov) + (Epic Grp A1 Cam 2 Tk 1.mov)
# Right click and select '''Create Multi-Camera Source Sequence'''.
# In the dialogue that appears adjust the name to say Tk1.mov - Multicam, and select '''Synchronize Point as timecode'''.
# A new multicam video clip appears in the Project panel.
# Repeat this for the remainder of the corresponding clips.

===Create a Sequence===
Create a timeline to edit clips together.

----

==Editing==

===Multi-Camera Editing===

===Timeline Editing===

====Insert vs Overwrite====
The two main editing modes are called '''Insert''' and '''Overwrite'''.
* '''Insert''' edits will move the clips that are to the right of the '''Playhead''' to the right.
* '''Overwrite''' will overwrite the clips to the right of the '''Playhead'''.
** When '''Overwrite''' is used on a track with clips it will replace any existing clips.
** When '''Overwrite''' is used on an empty track above a clip it will not affect the other tracks.

* To make a edit drag a clip from the '''Project''' panel to the '''Timeline'''.
* Place the clip where the edit should start.
** '''Overwrite''' is the default editing mode.
** Hold down the '''Command''' key while dragging to switch to '''Insert''' mode.

====Snapping====
The '''Snap''' function makes it easier to align clips in the '''Timeline'''.
* When a clip is moved it snaps to:
** the edge of another clip,
** the start or end of the time ruler
** the playhead

* To turn '''Snap''' on or off go to '''Sequence > Snap''', press the '''S''' key or click the magnet icon in the '''Timeline'''.

* The '''Playhead''' ignores the '''Snap''' setting. To enable '''Snap''' while dragging the '''Playhead hold down the '''Shift''' key.

====Separating Audio and Video====
*Separate embedded audio and video by right clicking on a clip and choose '''unlink'''.
*Re-link the same way.
*Group clips by clicking and dragging a selection, right click and select '''group'''. They will now move together as one clip.

-----

===Chroma Key Effects===

===Working with Still Images===

----

===[[Titles - Premiere Pro |Titles]]===

===Watch Full Screen===
# Click on the Program panel to make it active.
# Press '''control''' and '''~ (tilde)''', this will make the window full screen.
# To exit press '''escape'''.

----

==Exporting==

# Click in the '''Timeline''' of the sequence to be exported.
#Press the | key to view the entire contents of the timeline, if applicable and use the work area bar to select the portion of the timeline to be exported.
# Go to '''File > Export > Media...'''.
# In the bottom left choose what part of the sequence to export:
## '''Entire Sequence''': exports the entire sequence.
## '''Sequence In/Out''': Exports the are between any in and out points set in the sequence.
## '''Work Area''': Exports the '''Work Area''' set in the '''Timeline'''.
## '''Custom''': Exports the area set by the triangles above this setting.
# '''Click''' the '''Queue''' button and '''Adobe Media Encoder''' will open.
# Drag a preset onto the name of your sequence to add the preset to the '''Queue'''. *For this assignment we recommend using the Quicktime H.264 preset under '''User Presets and Groups > Quicktime H.264 / 1920x1080 / 29.97fps / 10Mbps'''
# Click the '''Start Queue''' button (green play button) to start exporting. A status bar will show the progression.
#After the video has finished exporting playback the entire piece to confirm everything exported properly before submitting work for faculty or class screening.
[[category:Premiere Pro]]

[[Category:2013-2014]]

Epic and Everyday - Premiere Pro

2013-12-04T20:11:21Z

Zorns: /* Create a Project */

==What is Premiere Pro==

Premiere Pro is a non-destructive, non-linear video editing application.

The interface is comprised of a series of windows called "panels" that can be modified to create different "work spaces".

It follows the basic design of most editing software:
* '''Media Browser''' window: browse all available files on the computer, and preview content before adding to your project.
* '''Project''' panel: view all of the audio/video/still/title assets that are included in a project.
* '''Source Monitor''': preview assets, set in and out points for fine tuning.
* '''Program Monitor''': view the edited materials as part of the '''Sequence''' which is open in the '''Timeline'''.
* '''Sequence''': audio and video clips are edited together on separate tracks.
* '''Timeline''' panel: edit audio/video/still images content into a '''Sequence'''.
* You can have multiple '''Sequences''' in one '''Project''' and '''Timeline''' windows.

* '''Media''' files audio/video/still content. Please save and work locally on the Storage drive in the Multimedia Lab.
* '''Clips''' are assets that point to the original file on the hard drive.
** Changes made to clips in the Premiere project will not affect the original media files - this is the meaning of a non-destructive program.
** This also means that changing the location of the source files may result in Premiere losing track of where to find the contents of the project with a "Media Offline' notice. When moving files from the server, or different computer stations, please keep all materials in a single folder. Reconnect media, or ask a lab aide for help.
* '''Project file''': a recipe, or list of instructions for how to put the project together.
* '''In-Points''' and '''Out-Points''': Designates the beginning and end sections of a clip.
* '''Playhead''': Shows the time location of the current frame in any window. Sometimes it is also called the '''Current-Time Indicator''' ('''CTI''').

----

==Getting Started==

===Collect Source Files===
''Premiere Pro does not move or copy any files. Files need to be pre-organized before importing.''
# Create a folder in the '''Storage''' drive labeled with your name. Do '''not''' use special characters other than a dash or underscore. Inside this folder create a folder for '''Video''', '''Images''', and '''Premiere Files'''.
# Connect to the Nimrod file server and download your group's folder of video clips from the CCAM production to the video folder [[File Space Overview]] '''Nimrod > CCAM Transfers > Epic and the Everyday'''
# Copy all three of the still images that you prepared into the Images folder.

===Create a Project===
# Launch Premiere Pro from the dock.
# Select '''New Project'''.
# Click the '''Browse''' button.
# Navigate to your project folder in the Storage drive and select the '''Premiere Files''' folder. This will keep all the extraneous files that Premiere creates tidy.
# Name the project descriptively and click '''OK'''.
# In the New Sequence window that appears press '''cancel'''.

===Import Media Files===
# In the '''Media Browser''' navigate to your project folder on the Storage drive.
# Add all video clips and still images to the Project Panel by right clicking and select '''Import'''.
# After importing all media close the Media Browser panel by pressing the x on the top right of the tab.

===Synchronize Clips===
The video clips from the CCAM production are labeled with each group's name, take, and camera angle. Create a combined (multi-camera) clip from both camera angle 1 and 2.
# In the Project panel select both camera 1 and 2 video clips for take 1, example: (Epic Grp A1 Cam 1 Tk 1.mov) + (Epic Grp A1 Cam 2 Tk 1.mov)
# Right click and select '''Create Multi-Camera Source Sequence'''.
# In the dialogue that appears adjust the name to say Tk1.mov - Multicam, and select '''Synchronize Point as timecode'''.
# A new multicam video clip appears in the Project panel.
# Repeat this for the remainder of the corresponding clips.

===Create a Sequence===
Create a timeline to edit clips together.

----

==Editing==

===Multi-Camera Editing===

===Timeline Editing===

====Insert vs Overwrite====
The two main editing modes are called '''Insert''' and '''Overwrite'''.
* '''Insert''' edits will move the clips that are to the right of the '''Playhead''' to the right.
* '''Overwrite''' will overwrite the clips to the right of the '''Playhead'''.
** When '''Overwrite''' is used on a track with clips it will replace any existing clips.
** When '''Overwrite''' is used on an empty track above a clip it will not affect the other tracks.

* To make a edit drag a clip from the '''Project''' panel to the '''Timeline'''.
* Place the clip where the edit should start.
** '''Overwrite''' is the default editing mode.
** Hold down the '''Command''' key while dragging to switch to '''Insert''' mode.

====Snapping====
The '''Snap''' function makes it easier to align clips in the '''Timeline'''.
* When a clip is moved it snaps to:
** the edge of another clip,
** the start or end of the time ruler
** the playhead

* To turn '''Snap''' on or off go to '''Sequence > Snap''', press the '''S''' key or click the magnet icon in the '''Timeline'''.

* The '''Playhead''' ignores the '''Snap''' setting. To enable '''Snap''' while dragging the '''Playhead hold down the '''Shift''' key.

====Separating Audio and Video====
*Separate embedded audio and video by right clicking on a clip and choose '''unlink'''.
*Re-link the same way.
*Group clips by clicking and dragging a selection, right click and select '''group'''. They will now move together as one clip.

-----

===Chroma Key Effects===

===Working with Still Images===

----

===[[Titles - Premiere Pro |Titles]]===

===Watch Full Screen===
# Click on the Program panel to make it active.
# Press '''control''' and '''~ (tilde)''', this will make the window full screen.
# To exit press '''escape'''.

----

==Exporting==

# Click in the '''Timeline''' of the sequence to be exported.
#Press the | key to view the entire contents of the timeline, if applicable and use the work area bar to select the portion of the timeline to be exported.
# Go to '''File > Export > Media...'''.
# In the bottom left choose what part of the sequence to export:
## '''Entire Sequence''': exports the entire sequence.
## '''Sequence In/Out''': Exports the are between any in and out points set in the sequence.
## '''Work Area''': Exports the '''Work Area''' set in the '''Timeline'''.
## '''Custom''': Exports the area set by the triangles above this setting.
# '''Click''' the '''Queue''' button and '''Adobe Media Encoder''' will open.
# Drag a preset onto the name of your sequence to add the preset to the '''Queue'''. *For this assignment we recommend using the Quicktime H.264 preset under '''User Presets and Groups > Quicktime H.264 / 1920x1080 / 29.97fps / 10Mbps'''
# Click the '''Start Queue''' button (green play button) to start exporting. A status bar will show the progression.
#After the video has finished exporting playback the entire piece to confirm everything exported properly before submitting work for faculty or class screening.
[[category:Premiere Pro]]

[[Category:2013-2014]]

Epic and Everyday - Premiere Pro

2013-12-04T20:09:40Z

Zorns: /* Collect Source Files */

==What is Premiere Pro==

Premiere Pro is a non-destructive, non-linear video editing application.

The interface is comprised of a series of windows called "panels" that can be modified to create different "work spaces".

It follows the basic design of most editing software:
* '''Media Browser''' window: browse all available files on the computer, and preview content before adding to your project.
* '''Project''' panel: view all of the audio/video/still/title assets that are included in a project.
* '''Source Monitor''': preview assets, set in and out points for fine tuning.
* '''Program Monitor''': view the edited materials as part of the '''Sequence''' which is open in the '''Timeline'''.
* '''Sequence''': audio and video clips are edited together on separate tracks.
* '''Timeline''' panel: edit audio/video/still images content into a '''Sequence'''.
* You can have multiple '''Sequences''' in one '''Project''' and '''Timeline''' windows.

* '''Media''' files audio/video/still content. Please save and work locally on the Storage drive in the Multimedia Lab.
* '''Clips''' are assets that point to the original file on the hard drive.
** Changes made to clips in the Premiere project will not affect the original media files - this is the meaning of a non-destructive program.
** This also means that changing the location of the source files may result in Premiere losing track of where to find the contents of the project with a "Media Offline' notice. When moving files from the server, or different computer stations, please keep all materials in a single folder. Reconnect media, or ask a lab aide for help.
* '''Project file''': a recipe, or list of instructions for how to put the project together.
* '''In-Points''' and '''Out-Points''': Designates the beginning and end sections of a clip.
* '''Playhead''': Shows the time location of the current frame in any window. Sometimes it is also called the '''Current-Time Indicator''' ('''CTI''').

----

==Getting Started==

===Collect Source Files===
''Premiere Pro does not move or copy any files. Files need to be pre-organized before importing.''
# Create a folder in the '''Storage''' drive labeled with your name. Do '''not''' use special characters other than a dash or underscore. Inside this folder create a folder for '''Video''', '''Images''', and '''Premiere Files'''.
# Connect to the Nimrod file server and download your group's folder of video clips from the CCAM production to the video folder [[File Space Overview]] '''Nimrod > CCAM Transfers > Epic and the Everyday'''
# Copy all three of the still images that you prepared into the Images folder.

===Create a Project===
# Launch Premiere Pro from the dock.
# Select '''New Project'''.
# Click the '''Browse''' button.
# Navigate to your project folder in the Storage drive and select the '''Premiere Files''' folder. This will keep all the extraneous files that Premiere creates tidy.
# Name the project descriptively and click '''OK'''.

===Import Media Files===
# In the '''Media Browser''' navigate to your project folder on the Storage drive.
# Add all video clips and still images to the Project Panel by right clicking and select '''Import'''.
# After importing all media close the Media Browser panel by pressing the x on the top right of the tab.

===Synchronize Clips===
The video clips from the CCAM production are labeled with each group's name, take, and camera angle. Create a combined (multi-camera) clip from both camera angle 1 and 2.
# In the Project panel select both camera 1 and 2 video clips for take 1, example: (Epic Grp A1 Cam 1 Tk 1.mov) + (Epic Grp A1 Cam 2 Tk 1.mov)
# Right click and select '''Create Multi-Camera Source Sequence'''.
# In the dialogue that appears adjust the name to say Tk1.mov - Multicam, and select '''Synchronize Point as timecode'''.
# A new multicam video clip appears in the Project panel.
# Repeat this for the remainder of the corresponding clips.

===Create a Sequence===
Create a timeline to edit clips together.

----

==Editing==

===Multi-Camera Editing===

===Timeline Editing===

====Insert vs Overwrite====
The two main editing modes are called '''Insert''' and '''Overwrite'''.
* '''Insert''' edits will move the clips that are to the right of the '''Playhead''' to the right.
* '''Overwrite''' will overwrite the clips to the right of the '''Playhead'''.
** When '''Overwrite''' is used on a track with clips it will replace any existing clips.
** When '''Overwrite''' is used on an empty track above a clip it will not affect the other tracks.

* To make a edit drag a clip from the '''Project''' panel to the '''Timeline'''.
* Place the clip where the edit should start.
** '''Overwrite''' is the default editing mode.
** Hold down the '''Command''' key while dragging to switch to '''Insert''' mode.

====Snapping====
The '''Snap''' function makes it easier to align clips in the '''Timeline'''.
* When a clip is moved it snaps to:
** the edge of another clip,
** the start or end of the time ruler
** the playhead

* To turn '''Snap''' on or off go to '''Sequence > Snap''', press the '''S''' key or click the magnet icon in the '''Timeline'''.

* The '''Playhead''' ignores the '''Snap''' setting. To enable '''Snap''' while dragging the '''Playhead hold down the '''Shift''' key.

====Separating Audio and Video====
*Separate embedded audio and video by right clicking on a clip and choose '''unlink'''.
*Re-link the same way.
*Group clips by clicking and dragging a selection, right click and select '''group'''. They will now move together as one clip.

-----

===Chroma Key Effects===

===Working with Still Images===

----

===[[Titles - Premiere Pro |Titles]]===

===Watch Full Screen===
# Click on the Program panel to make it active.
# Press '''control''' and '''~ (tilde)''', this will make the window full screen.
# To exit press '''escape'''.

----

==Exporting==

# Click in the '''Timeline''' of the sequence to be exported.
#Press the | key to view the entire contents of the timeline, if applicable and use the work area bar to select the portion of the timeline to be exported.
# Go to '''File > Export > Media...'''.
# In the bottom left choose what part of the sequence to export:
## '''Entire Sequence''': exports the entire sequence.
## '''Sequence In/Out''': Exports the are between any in and out points set in the sequence.
## '''Work Area''': Exports the '''Work Area''' set in the '''Timeline'''.
## '''Custom''': Exports the area set by the triangles above this setting.
# '''Click''' the '''Queue''' button and '''Adobe Media Encoder''' will open.
# Drag a preset onto the name of your sequence to add the preset to the '''Queue'''. *For this assignment we recommend using the Quicktime H.264 preset under '''User Presets and Groups > Quicktime H.264 / 1920x1080 / 29.97fps / 10Mbps'''
# Click the '''Start Queue''' button (green play button) to start exporting. A status bar will show the progression.
#After the video has finished exporting playback the entire piece to confirm everything exported properly before submitting work for faculty or class screening.
[[category:Premiere Pro]]

[[Category:2013-2014]]

Epic and Everyday - Premiere Pro

2013-12-04T00:54:52Z

Zorns: /* Create a Sequence */

==What is Premiere Pro==

Premiere Pro is a non-destructive, non-linear video editing application.

The interface is comprised of a series of windows called "panels" that can be modified to create different "work spaces".

It follows the basic design of most editing software:
* '''Media Browser''' window: browse all available files on the computer, and preview content before adding to your project.
* '''Project''' panel: view all of the audio/video/still/title assets that are included in a project.
* '''Source Monitor''': preview assets, set in and out points for fine tuning.
* '''Program Monitor''': view the edited materials as part of the '''Sequence''' which is open in the '''Timeline'''.
* '''Sequence''': audio and video clips are edited together on separate tracks.
* '''Timeline''' panel: edit audio/video/still images content into a '''Sequence'''.
* You can have multiple '''Sequences''' in one '''Project''' and '''Timeline''' windows.

* '''Media''' files audio/video/still content. Please save and work locally on the Storage drive in the Multimedia Lab.
* '''Clips''' are assets that point to the original file on the hard drive.
** Changes made to clips in the Premiere project will not affect the original media files - this is the meaning of a non-destructive program.
** This also means that changing the location of the source files may result in Premiere losing track of where to find the contents of the project with a "Media Offline' notice. When moving files from the server, or different computer stations, please keep all materials in a single folder. Reconnect media, or ask a lab aide for help.
* '''Project file''': a recipe, or list of instructions for how to put the project together.
* '''In-Points''' and '''Out-Points''': Designates the beginning and end sections of a clip.
* '''Playhead''': Shows the time location of the current frame in any window. Sometimes it is also called the '''Current-Time Indicator''' ('''CTI''').

----

==Getting Started==

===Collect Source Files===
''Premiere Pro does not move or copy any files. Files need to be pre-organized before importing.''
# Create a folder in the '''Storage''' drive labeled with your name. Do '''not''' use special characters other than a dash or underscore.
# Connect to the Nimrod file server and download your group's folder of video clips from the CCAM production. [[File Space Overview]] '''Nimrod > CCAM Transfers > Epic and the Everyday'''
# It is recommended to predesignate folders to organize any source materials that will be used in the project: Video, Audio, Stills, and Premiere Files
# Move '''ALL''' of media into the appropriate folder, i.e., video clips go into the Video folder.

===Create a Project===
# Launch Premiere Pro from the dock.
# Select '''New Project'''.
# Click the '''Browse''' button.
# Navigate to your project folder in the Storage drive and select the '''Premiere Files''' folder. This will keep all the extraneous files that Premiere creates tidy.
# Name the project descriptively and click '''OK'''.

===Import Media Files===
# In the '''Media Browser''' navigate to your project folder on the Storage drive.
# Add all video clips and still images to the Project Panel by right clicking and select '''Import'''.
# After importing all media close the Media Browser panel by pressing the x on the top right of the tab.

===Synchronize Clips===
The video clips from the CCAM production are labeled with each group's name, take, and camera angle. Create a combined (multi-camera) clip from both camera angle 1 and 2.
# In the Project panel select both camera 1 and 2 video clips for take 1, example: (Epic Grp A1 Cam 1 Tk 1.mov) + (Epic Grp A1 Cam 2 Tk 1.mov)
# Right click and select '''Create Multi-Camera Source Sequence'''.
# In the dialogue that appears adjust the name to say Tk1.mov - Multicam, and select '''Synchronize Point as timecode'''.
# A new multicam video clip appears in the Project panel.
# Repeat this for the remainder of the corresponding clips.

===Create a Sequence===
Create a timeline to edit clips together.

----

==Editing==

===Multi-Camera Editing===

===Timeline Editing===

====Insert vs Overwrite====
The two main editing modes are called '''Insert''' and '''Overwrite'''.
* '''Insert''' edits will move the clips that are to the right of the '''Playhead''' to the right.
* '''Overwrite''' will overwrite the clips to the right of the '''Playhead'''.
** When '''Overwrite''' is used on a track with clips it will replace any existing clips.
** When '''Overwrite''' is used on an empty track above a clip it will not affect the other tracks.

* To make a edit drag a clip from the '''Project''' panel to the '''Timeline'''.
* Place the clip where the edit should start.
** '''Overwrite''' is the default editing mode.
** Hold down the '''Command''' key while dragging to switch to '''Insert''' mode.

====Snapping====
The '''Snap''' function makes it easier to align clips in the '''Timeline'''.
* When a clip is moved it snaps to:
** the edge of another clip,
** the start or end of the time ruler
** the playhead

* To turn '''Snap''' on or off go to '''Sequence > Snap''', press the '''S''' key or click the magnet icon in the '''Timeline'''.

* The '''Playhead''' ignores the '''Snap''' setting. To enable '''Snap''' while dragging the '''Playhead hold down the '''Shift''' key.

====Separating Audio and Video====
*Separate embedded audio and video by right clicking on a clip and choose '''unlink'''.
*Re-link the same way.
*Group clips by clicking and dragging a selection, right click and select '''group'''. They will now move together as one clip.

-----

===Chroma Key Effects===

===Working with Still Images===

----

===[[Titles - Premiere Pro |Titles]]===

===Watch Full Screen===
# Click on the Program panel to make it active.
# Press '''control''' and '''~ (tilde)''', this will make the window full screen.
# To exit press '''escape'''.

----

==Exporting==

# Click in the '''Timeline''' of the sequence to be exported.
#Press the | key to view the entire contents of the timeline, if applicable and use the work area bar to select the portion of the timeline to be exported.
# Go to '''File > Export > Media...'''.
# In the bottom left choose what part of the sequence to export:
## '''Entire Sequence''': exports the entire sequence.
## '''Sequence In/Out''': Exports the are between any in and out points set in the sequence.
## '''Work Area''': Exports the '''Work Area''' set in the '''Timeline'''.
## '''Custom''': Exports the area set by the triangles above this setting.
# '''Click''' the '''Queue''' button and '''Adobe Media Encoder''' will open.
# Drag a preset onto the name of your sequence to add the preset to the '''Queue'''. *For this assignment we recommend using the Quicktime H.264 preset under '''User Presets and Groups > Quicktime H.264 / 1920x1080 / 29.97fps / 10Mbps'''
# Click the '''Start Queue''' button (green play button) to start exporting. A status bar will show the progression.
#After the video has finished exporting playback the entire piece to confirm everything exported properly before submitting work for faculty or class screening.
[[category:Premiere Pro]]

[[Category:2013-2014]]

Epic and Everyday - Premiere Pro

2013-12-04T00:35:17Z

Zorns: /* Synchronize Clips */

==What is Premiere Pro==

Premiere Pro is a non-destructive, non-linear video editing application.

The interface is comprised of a series of windows called "panels" that can be modified to create different "work spaces".

It follows the basic design of most editing software:
* '''Media Browser''' window: browse all available files on the computer, and preview content before adding to your project.
* '''Project''' panel: view all of the audio/video/still/title assets that are included in a project.
* '''Source Monitor''': preview assets, set in and out points for fine tuning.
* '''Program Monitor''': view the edited materials as part of the '''Sequence''' which is open in the '''Timeline'''.
* '''Sequence''': audio and video clips are edited together on separate tracks.
* '''Timeline''' panel: edit audio/video/still images content into a '''Sequence'''.
* You can have multiple '''Sequences''' in one '''Project''' and '''Timeline''' windows.

* '''Media''' files audio/video/still content. Please save and work locally on the Storage drive in the Multimedia Lab.
* '''Clips''' are assets that point to the original file on the hard drive.
** Changes made to clips in the Premiere project will not affect the original media files - this is the meaning of a non-destructive program.
** This also means that changing the location of the source files may result in Premiere losing track of where to find the contents of the project with a "Media Offline' notice. When moving files from the server, or different computer stations, please keep all materials in a single folder. Reconnect media, or ask a lab aide for help.
* '''Project file''': a recipe, or list of instructions for how to put the project together.
* '''In-Points''' and '''Out-Points''': Designates the beginning and end sections of a clip.
* '''Playhead''': Shows the time location of the current frame in any window. Sometimes it is also called the '''Current-Time Indicator''' ('''CTI''').

----

==Getting Started==

===Collect Source Files===
''Premiere Pro does not move or copy any files. Files need to be pre-organized before importing.''
# Create a folder in the '''Storage''' drive labeled with your name. Do '''not''' use special characters other than a dash or underscore.
# Connect to the Nimrod file server and download your group's folder of video clips from the CCAM production. [[File Space Overview]] '''Nimrod > CCAM Transfers > Epic and the Everyday'''
# It is recommended to predesignate folders to organize any source materials that will be used in the project: Video, Audio, Stills, and Premiere Files
# Move '''ALL''' of media into the appropriate folder, i.e., video clips go into the Video folder.

===Create a Project===
# Launch Premiere Pro from the dock.
# Select '''New Project'''.
# Click the '''Browse''' button.
# Navigate to your project folder in the Storage drive and select the '''Premiere Files''' folder. This will keep all the extraneous files that Premiere creates tidy.
# Name the project descriptively and click '''OK'''.

===Import Media Files===
# In the '''Media Browser''' navigate to your project folder on the Storage drive.
# Add all video clips and still images to the Project Panel by right clicking and select '''Import'''.
# After importing all media close the Media Browser panel by pressing the x on the top right of the tab.

===Synchronize Clips===
The video clips from the CCAM production are labeled with each group's name, take, and camera angle. Create a combined (multi-camera) clip from both camera angle 1 and 2.
# In the Project panel select both camera 1 and 2 video clips for take 1, example: (Epic Grp A1 Cam 1 Tk 1.mov) + (Epic Grp A1 Cam 2 Tk 1.mov)
# Right click and select '''Create Multi-Camera Source Sequence'''.
# In the dialogue that appears adjust the name to say Tk1.mov - Multicam, and select '''Synchronize Point as timecode'''.
# A new multicam video clip appears in the Project panel.
# Repeat this for the remainder of the corresponding clips.

===Create a Sequence===

----

==Editing==

===Multi-Camera Editing===

===Timeline Editing===

====Insert vs Overwrite====
The two main editing modes are called '''Insert''' and '''Overwrite'''.
* '''Insert''' edits will move the clips that are to the right of the '''Playhead''' to the right.
* '''Overwrite''' will overwrite the clips to the right of the '''Playhead'''.
** When '''Overwrite''' is used on a track with clips it will replace any existing clips.
** When '''Overwrite''' is used on an empty track above a clip it will not affect the other tracks.

* To make a edit drag a clip from the '''Project''' panel to the '''Timeline'''.
* Place the clip where the edit should start.
** '''Overwrite''' is the default editing mode.
** Hold down the '''Command''' key while dragging to switch to '''Insert''' mode.

====Snapping====
The '''Snap''' function makes it easier to align clips in the '''Timeline'''.
* When a clip is moved it snaps to:
** the edge of another clip,
** the start or end of the time ruler
** the playhead

* To turn '''Snap''' on or off go to '''Sequence > Snap''', press the '''S''' key or click the magnet icon in the '''Timeline'''.

* The '''Playhead''' ignores the '''Snap''' setting. To enable '''Snap''' while dragging the '''Playhead hold down the '''Shift''' key.

====Separating Audio and Video====
*Separate embedded audio and video by right clicking on a clip and choose '''unlink'''.
*Re-link the same way.
*Group clips by clicking and dragging a selection, right click and select '''group'''. They will now move together as one clip.

-----

===Chroma Key Effects===

===Working with Still Images===

----

===[[Titles - Premiere Pro |Titles]]===

===Watch Full Screen===
# Click on the Program panel to make it active.
# Press '''control''' and '''~ (tilde)''', this will make the window full screen.
# To exit press '''escape'''.

----

==Exporting==

# Click in the '''Timeline''' of the sequence to be exported.
#Press the | key to view the entire contents of the timeline, if applicable and use the work area bar to select the portion of the timeline to be exported.
# Go to '''File > Export > Media...'''.
# In the bottom left choose what part of the sequence to export:
## '''Entire Sequence''': exports the entire sequence.
## '''Sequence In/Out''': Exports the are between any in and out points set in the sequence.
## '''Work Area''': Exports the '''Work Area''' set in the '''Timeline'''.
## '''Custom''': Exports the area set by the triangles above this setting.
# '''Click''' the '''Queue''' button and '''Adobe Media Encoder''' will open.
# Drag a preset onto the name of your sequence to add the preset to the '''Queue'''. *For this assignment we recommend using the Quicktime H.264 preset under '''User Presets and Groups > Quicktime H.264 / 1920x1080 / 29.97fps / 10Mbps'''
# Click the '''Start Queue''' button (green play button) to start exporting. A status bar will show the progression.
#After the video has finished exporting playback the entire piece to confirm everything exported properly before submitting work for faculty or class screening.
[[category:Premiere Pro]]

[[Category:2013-2014]]

Epic and Everyday - Premiere Pro

2013-12-04T00:34:42Z

Zorns: /* Synchronize Clips */

==What is Premiere Pro==

Premiere Pro is a non-destructive, non-linear video editing application.

The interface is comprised of a series of windows called "panels" that can be modified to create different "work spaces".

It follows the basic design of most editing software:
* '''Media Browser''' window: browse all available files on the computer, and preview content before adding to your project.
* '''Project''' panel: view all of the audio/video/still/title assets that are included in a project.
* '''Source Monitor''': preview assets, set in and out points for fine tuning.
* '''Program Monitor''': view the edited materials as part of the '''Sequence''' which is open in the '''Timeline'''.
* '''Sequence''': audio and video clips are edited together on separate tracks.
* '''Timeline''' panel: edit audio/video/still images content into a '''Sequence'''.
* You can have multiple '''Sequences''' in one '''Project''' and '''Timeline''' windows.

* '''Media''' files audio/video/still content. Please save and work locally on the Storage drive in the Multimedia Lab.
* '''Clips''' are assets that point to the original file on the hard drive.
** Changes made to clips in the Premiere project will not affect the original media files - this is the meaning of a non-destructive program.
** This also means that changing the location of the source files may result in Premiere losing track of where to find the contents of the project with a "Media Offline' notice. When moving files from the server, or different computer stations, please keep all materials in a single folder. Reconnect media, or ask a lab aide for help.
* '''Project file''': a recipe, or list of instructions for how to put the project together.
* '''In-Points''' and '''Out-Points''': Designates the beginning and end sections of a clip.
* '''Playhead''': Shows the time location of the current frame in any window. Sometimes it is also called the '''Current-Time Indicator''' ('''CTI''').

----

==Getting Started==

===Collect Source Files===
''Premiere Pro does not move or copy any files. Files need to be pre-organized before importing.''
# Create a folder in the '''Storage''' drive labeled with your name. Do '''not''' use special characters other than a dash or underscore.
# Connect to the Nimrod file server and download your group's folder of video clips from the CCAM production. [[File Space Overview]] '''Nimrod > CCAM Transfers > Epic and the Everyday'''
# It is recommended to predesignate folders to organize any source materials that will be used in the project: Video, Audio, Stills, and Premiere Files
# Move '''ALL''' of media into the appropriate folder, i.e., video clips go into the Video folder.

===Create a Project===
# Launch Premiere Pro from the dock.
# Select '''New Project'''.
# Click the '''Browse''' button.
# Navigate to your project folder in the Storage drive and select the '''Premiere Files''' folder. This will keep all the extraneous files that Premiere creates tidy.
# Name the project descriptively and click '''OK'''.

===Import Media Files===
# In the '''Media Browser''' navigate to your project folder on the Storage drive.
# Add all video clips and still images to the Project Panel by right clicking and select '''Import'''.
# After importing all media close the Media Browser panel by pressing the x on the top right of the tab.

===Synchronize Clips===
The video clips from the CCAM production are labeled with each group's name, take, and camera angle. Create a multi-camera clip from both camera angle 1 and 2.
# In the Project panel select both camera 1 and 2 video clips for take 1, example: (Epic Grp A1 Cam 1 Tk 1.mov) + (Epic Grp A1 Cam 2 Tk 1.mov)
# Right click and select '''Create Multi-Camera Source Sequence'''.
# In the dialogue that appears adjust the name to say Tk1.mov - Multicam, and select '''Synchronize Point as timecode'''.
# A new multicam video clip appears in the Project panel.
# Repeat this for the remainder of the corresponding clips.

===Create a Sequence===

----

==Editing==

===Multi-Camera Editing===

===Timeline Editing===

====Insert vs Overwrite====
The two main editing modes are called '''Insert''' and '''Overwrite'''.
* '''Insert''' edits will move the clips that are to the right of the '''Playhead''' to the right.
* '''Overwrite''' will overwrite the clips to the right of the '''Playhead'''.
** When '''Overwrite''' is used on a track with clips it will replace any existing clips.
** When '''Overwrite''' is used on an empty track above a clip it will not affect the other tracks.

* To make a edit drag a clip from the '''Project''' panel to the '''Timeline'''.
* Place the clip where the edit should start.
** '''Overwrite''' is the default editing mode.
** Hold down the '''Command''' key while dragging to switch to '''Insert''' mode.

====Snapping====
The '''Snap''' function makes it easier to align clips in the '''Timeline'''.
* When a clip is moved it snaps to:
** the edge of another clip,
** the start or end of the time ruler
** the playhead

* To turn '''Snap''' on or off go to '''Sequence > Snap''', press the '''S''' key or click the magnet icon in the '''Timeline'''.

* The '''Playhead''' ignores the '''Snap''' setting. To enable '''Snap''' while dragging the '''Playhead hold down the '''Shift''' key.

====Separating Audio and Video====
*Separate embedded audio and video by right clicking on a clip and choose '''unlink'''.
*Re-link the same way.
*Group clips by clicking and dragging a selection, right click and select '''group'''. They will now move together as one clip.

-----

===Chroma Key Effects===

===Working with Still Images===

----

===[[Titles - Premiere Pro |Titles]]===

===Watch Full Screen===
# Click on the Program panel to make it active.
# Press '''control''' and '''~ (tilde)''', this will make the window full screen.
# To exit press '''escape'''.

----

==Exporting==

# Click in the '''Timeline''' of the sequence to be exported.
#Press the | key to view the entire contents of the timeline, if applicable and use the work area bar to select the portion of the timeline to be exported.
# Go to '''File > Export > Media...'''.
# In the bottom left choose what part of the sequence to export:
## '''Entire Sequence''': exports the entire sequence.
## '''Sequence In/Out''': Exports the are between any in and out points set in the sequence.
## '''Work Area''': Exports the '''Work Area''' set in the '''Timeline'''.
## '''Custom''': Exports the area set by the triangles above this setting.
# '''Click''' the '''Queue''' button and '''Adobe Media Encoder''' will open.
# Drag a preset onto the name of your sequence to add the preset to the '''Queue'''. *For this assignment we recommend using the Quicktime H.264 preset under '''User Presets and Groups > Quicktime H.264 / 1920x1080 / 29.97fps / 10Mbps'''
# Click the '''Start Queue''' button (green play button) to start exporting. A status bar will show the progression.
#After the video has finished exporting playback the entire piece to confirm everything exported properly before submitting work for faculty or class screening.
[[category:Premiere Pro]]

[[Category:2013-2014]]

Epic and Everyday - Premiere Pro

2013-12-04T00:27:13Z

Zorns:

==What is Premiere Pro==

Premiere Pro is a non-destructive, non-linear video editing application.

The interface is comprised of a series of windows called "panels" that can be modified to create different "work spaces".

It follows the basic design of most editing software:
* '''Media Browser''' window: browse all available files on the computer, and preview content before adding to your project.
* '''Project''' panel: view all of the audio/video/still/title assets that are included in a project.
* '''Source Monitor''': preview assets, set in and out points for fine tuning.
* '''Program Monitor''': view the edited materials as part of the '''Sequence''' which is open in the '''Timeline'''.
* '''Sequence''': audio and video clips are edited together on separate tracks.
* '''Timeline''' panel: edit audio/video/still images content into a '''Sequence'''.
* You can have multiple '''Sequences''' in one '''Project''' and '''Timeline''' windows.

* '''Media''' files audio/video/still content. Please save and work locally on the Storage drive in the Multimedia Lab.
* '''Clips''' are assets that point to the original file on the hard drive.
** Changes made to clips in the Premiere project will not affect the original media files - this is the meaning of a non-destructive program.
** This also means that changing the location of the source files may result in Premiere losing track of where to find the contents of the project with a "Media Offline' notice. When moving files from the server, or different computer stations, please keep all materials in a single folder. Reconnect media, or ask a lab aide for help.
* '''Project file''': a recipe, or list of instructions for how to put the project together.
* '''In-Points''' and '''Out-Points''': Designates the beginning and end sections of a clip.
* '''Playhead''': Shows the time location of the current frame in any window. Sometimes it is also called the '''Current-Time Indicator''' ('''CTI''').

----

==Getting Started==

===Collect Source Files===
''Premiere Pro does not move or copy any files. Files need to be pre-organized before importing.''
# Create a folder in the '''Storage''' drive labeled with your name. Do '''not''' use special characters other than a dash or underscore.
# Connect to the Nimrod file server and download your group's folder of video clips from the CCAM production. [[File Space Overview]] '''Nimrod > CCAM Transfers > Epic and the Everyday'''
# It is recommended to predesignate folders to organize any source materials that will be used in the project: Video, Audio, Stills, and Premiere Files
# Move '''ALL''' of media into the appropriate folder, i.e., video clips go into the Video folder.

===Create a Project===
# Launch Premiere Pro from the dock.
# Select '''New Project'''.
# Click the '''Browse''' button.
# Navigate to your project folder in the Storage drive and select the '''Premiere Files''' folder. This will keep all the extraneous files that Premiere creates tidy.
# Name the project descriptively and click '''OK'''.

===Import Media Files===
# In the '''Media Browser''' navigate to your project folder on the Storage drive.
# Add all video clips and still images to the Project Panel by right clicking and select '''Import'''.
# After importing all media close the Media Browser panel by pressing the x on the top right of the tab.

===Synchronize Clips===

===Create a Sequence===

----

==Editing==

===Multi-Camera Editing===

===Timeline Editing===

====Insert vs Overwrite====
The two main editing modes are called '''Insert''' and '''Overwrite'''.
* '''Insert''' edits will move the clips that are to the right of the '''Playhead''' to the right.
* '''Overwrite''' will overwrite the clips to the right of the '''Playhead'''.
** When '''Overwrite''' is used on a track with clips it will replace any existing clips.
** When '''Overwrite''' is used on an empty track above a clip it will not affect the other tracks.

* To make a edit drag a clip from the '''Project''' panel to the '''Timeline'''.
* Place the clip where the edit should start.
** '''Overwrite''' is the default editing mode.
** Hold down the '''Command''' key while dragging to switch to '''Insert''' mode.

====Snapping====
The '''Snap''' function makes it easier to align clips in the '''Timeline'''.
* When a clip is moved it snaps to:
** the edge of another clip,
** the start or end of the time ruler
** the playhead

* To turn '''Snap''' on or off go to '''Sequence > Snap''', press the '''S''' key or click the magnet icon in the '''Timeline'''.

* The '''Playhead''' ignores the '''Snap''' setting. To enable '''Snap''' while dragging the '''Playhead hold down the '''Shift''' key.

====Separating Audio and Video====
*Separate embedded audio and video by right clicking on a clip and choose '''unlink'''.
*Re-link the same way.
*Group clips by clicking and dragging a selection, right click and select '''group'''. They will now move together as one clip.

-----

===Chroma Key Effects===

===Working with Still Images===

----

===[[Titles - Premiere Pro |Titles]]===

===Watch Full Screen===
# Click on the Program panel to make it active.
# Press '''control''' and '''~ (tilde)''', this will make the window full screen.
# To exit press '''escape'''.

----

==Exporting==

# Click in the '''Timeline''' of the sequence to be exported.
#Press the | key to view the entire contents of the timeline, if applicable and use the work area bar to select the portion of the timeline to be exported.
# Go to '''File > Export > Media...'''.
# In the bottom left choose what part of the sequence to export:
## '''Entire Sequence''': exports the entire sequence.
## '''Sequence In/Out''': Exports the are between any in and out points set in the sequence.
## '''Work Area''': Exports the '''Work Area''' set in the '''Timeline'''.
## '''Custom''': Exports the area set by the triangles above this setting.
# '''Click''' the '''Queue''' button and '''Adobe Media Encoder''' will open.
# Drag a preset onto the name of your sequence to add the preset to the '''Queue'''. *For this assignment we recommend using the Quicktime H.264 preset under '''User Presets and Groups > Quicktime H.264 / 1920x1080 / 29.97fps / 10Mbps'''
# Click the '''Start Queue''' button (green play button) to start exporting. A status bar will show the progression.
#After the video has finished exporting playback the entire piece to confirm everything exported properly before submitting work for faculty or class screening.
[[category:Premiere Pro]]

[[Category:2013-2014]]

Epic and Everyday - Premiere Pro

2013-12-04T00:25:20Z

Zorns: /* Snapping */

==What is Premiere Pro==

Premiere Pro is a non-destructive, non-linear video editing application.

The interface is comprised of a series of windows called "panels" that can be modified to create different "work spaces".

It follows the basic design of most editing software:
* '''Media Browser''' window: browse all available files on the computer, and preview content before adding to your project.
* '''Project''' panel: view all of the audio/video/still/title assets that are included in a project.
* '''Source Monitor''': preview assets, set in and out points for fine tuning.
* '''Program Monitor''': view the edited materials as part of the '''Sequence''' which is open in the '''Timeline'''.
* '''Sequence''': audio and video clips are edited together on separate tracks.
* '''Timeline''' panel: edit audio/video/still images content into a '''Sequence'''.
* You can have multiple '''Sequences''' in one '''Project''' and '''Timeline''' windows.

* '''Media''' files audio/video/still content. Please save and work locally on the Storage drive in the Multimedia Lab.
* '''Clips''' are assets that point to the original file on the hard drive.
** Changes made to clips in the Premiere project will not affect the original media files - this is the meaning of a non-destructive program.
** This also means that changing the location of the source files may result in Premiere losing track of where to find the contents of the project with a "Media Offline' notice. When moving files from the server, or different computer stations, please keep all materials in a single folder. Reconnect media, or ask a lab aide for help.
* '''Project file''': a recipe, or list of instructions for how to put the project together.
* '''In-Points''' and '''Out-Points''': Designates the beginning and end sections of a clip.
* '''Playhead''': Shows the time location of the current frame in any window. Sometimes it is also called the '''Current-Time Indicator''' ('''CTI''').

----

==Getting Started==

===Collect Source Files===
''Premiere Pro does not move or copy any files. Files need to be pre-organized before importing.''
# Create a folder in the '''Storage''' drive labeled with your name. Do '''not''' use special characters other than a dash or underscore.
# Connect to the Nimrod file server and download your group's folder of video clips from the CCAM production. [[File Space Overview]] '''Nimrod > CCAM Transfers > Epic and the Everyday'''
# It is recommended to predesignate folders to organize any source materials that will be used in the project: Video, Audio, Stills, and Premiere Files
# Move '''ALL''' of media into the appropriate folder, i.e., video clips go into the Video folder.

===Create a Project===
# Launch Premiere Pro from the dock.
# Select '''New Project'''.
# Click the '''Browse''' button.
# Navigate to your project folder in the Storage drive and select the '''Premiere Files''' folder. This will keep all the extraneous files that Premiere creates tidy.
# Name the project descriptively and click '''OK'''.

===Import Media Files===
# In the '''Media Browser''' navigate to your project folder on the Storage drive.
# Add all video clips and still images to the Project Panel by right clicking and select '''Import'''.
# After importing all media close the Media Browser panel by pressing the x on the top right of the tab.

===Synchronize Clips===

===Create a Sequence===

----

==Editing==

===Multi-Camera Editing===

===Timeline Editing===

====Separating Audio and Video====
*Separate embedded audio and video by right clicking on a clip and choose '''unlink'''.
*Re-link the same way.
*Group clips by clicking and dragging a selection, right click and select '''group'''. They will now move together as one clip.

====Snapping====
The '''Snap''' function makes it easier to align clips in the '''Timeline'''.
* When a clip is moved it snaps to:
** the edge of another clip,
** the start or end of the time ruler
** the playhead

* To turn '''Snap''' on or off go to '''Sequence > Snap''', press the '''S''' key or click the magnet icon in the '''Timeline'''.

* The '''Playhead''' ignores the '''Snap''' setting. To enable '''Snap''' while dragging the '''Playhead hold down the '''Shift''' key.

====Insert vs Overwrite====
The two main editing modes are called '''Insert''' and '''Overwrite'''.
* '''Insert''' edits will move the clips that are to the right of the '''Playhead''' to the right.
* '''Overwrite''' will overwrite the clips to the right of the '''Playhead'''.
** When '''Overwrite''' is used on a track with clips it will replace any existing clips.
** When '''Overwrite''' is used on an empty track above a clip it will not affect the other tracks.

* To make a edit drag a clip from the '''Source Monitor''' or '''Project''' panel to the '''Timeline'''.
* Place the clip where the edit should start.
** '''Overwrite''' is the default editing mode.
** Hold down the '''Command''' key while dragging to switch to '''Insert''' mode.

-----

===Chroma Key Effects===

===Adding and Resizing Still Images===

----

===[[Titles - Premiere Pro |Titles]]===

===Watch Full Screen===
# Click on the Program panel to make it active.
# Press '''control''' and '''~ (tilde)''', this will make the window full screen.
# To exit press '''escape'''.

----

==Exporting==

# Click in the '''Timeline''' of the sequence to be exported.
#Press the | key to view the entire contents of the timeline, if applicable and use the work area bar to select the portion of the timeline to be exported.
# Go to '''File > Export > Media...'''.
# In the bottom left choose what part of the sequence to export:
## '''Entire Sequence''': exports the entire sequence.
## '''Sequence In/Out''': Exports the are between any in and out points set in the sequence.
## '''Work Area''': Exports the '''Work Area''' set in the '''Timeline'''.
## '''Custom''': Exports the area set by the triangles above this setting.
# '''Click''' the '''Queue''' button and '''Adobe Media Encoder''' will open.
# Drag a preset onto the name of your sequence to add the preset to the '''Queue'''. *For this assignment we recommend using the Quicktime H.264 preset under '''User Presets and Groups > Quicktime H.264 / 1920x1080 / 29.97fps / 10Mbps'''
# Click the '''Start Queue''' button (green play button) to start exporting. A status bar will show the progression.
#After the video has finished exporting playback the entire piece to confirm everything exported properly before submitting work for faculty or class screening.
[[category:Premiere Pro]]

[[Category:2013-2014]]

Epic and Everyday - Premiere Pro

2013-12-04T00:24:45Z

Zorns: /* Create a Project */

==What is Premiere Pro==

Premiere Pro is a non-destructive, non-linear video editing application.

The interface is comprised of a series of windows called "panels" that can be modified to create different "work spaces".

It follows the basic design of most editing software:
* '''Media Browser''' window: browse all available files on the computer, and preview content before adding to your project.
* '''Project''' panel: view all of the audio/video/still/title assets that are included in a project.
* '''Source Monitor''': preview assets, set in and out points for fine tuning.
* '''Program Monitor''': view the edited materials as part of the '''Sequence''' which is open in the '''Timeline'''.
* '''Sequence''': audio and video clips are edited together on separate tracks.
* '''Timeline''' panel: edit audio/video/still images content into a '''Sequence'''.
* You can have multiple '''Sequences''' in one '''Project''' and '''Timeline''' windows.

* '''Media''' files audio/video/still content. Please save and work locally on the Storage drive in the Multimedia Lab.
* '''Clips''' are assets that point to the original file on the hard drive.
** Changes made to clips in the Premiere project will not affect the original media files - this is the meaning of a non-destructive program.
** This also means that changing the location of the source files may result in Premiere losing track of where to find the contents of the project with a "Media Offline' notice. When moving files from the server, or different computer stations, please keep all materials in a single folder. Reconnect media, or ask a lab aide for help.
* '''Project file''': a recipe, or list of instructions for how to put the project together.
* '''In-Points''' and '''Out-Points''': Designates the beginning and end sections of a clip.
* '''Playhead''': Shows the time location of the current frame in any window. Sometimes it is also called the '''Current-Time Indicator''' ('''CTI''').

----

==Getting Started==

===Collect Source Files===
''Premiere Pro does not move or copy any files. Files need to be pre-organized before importing.''
# Create a folder in the '''Storage''' drive labeled with your name. Do '''not''' use special characters other than a dash or underscore.
# Connect to the Nimrod file server and download your group's folder of video clips from the CCAM production. [[File Space Overview]] '''Nimrod > CCAM Transfers > Epic and the Everyday'''
# It is recommended to predesignate folders to organize any source materials that will be used in the project: Video, Audio, Stills, and Premiere Files
# Move '''ALL''' of media into the appropriate folder, i.e., video clips go into the Video folder.

===Create a Project===
# Launch Premiere Pro from the dock.
# Select '''New Project'''.
# Click the '''Browse''' button.
# Navigate to your project folder in the Storage drive and select the '''Premiere Files''' folder. This will keep all the extraneous files that Premiere creates tidy.
# Name the project descriptively and click '''OK'''.

===Import Media Files===
# In the '''Media Browser''' navigate to your project folder on the Storage drive.
# Add all video clips and still images to the Project Panel by right clicking and select '''Import'''.
# After importing all media close the Media Browser panel by pressing the x on the top right of the tab.

===Synchronize Clips===

===Create a Sequence===

----

==Editing==

===Multi-Camera Editing===

===Timeline Editing===

====Separating Audio and Video====
*Separate embedded audio and video by right clicking on a clip and choose '''unlink'''.
*Re-link the same way.
*Group clips by clicking and dragging a selection, right click and select '''group'''. They will now move together as one clip.

===Snapping===
The '''Snap''' function makes it easier to align clips in the '''Timeline'''.
* When a clip is moved it snaps to:
** the edge of another clip,
** the start or end of the time ruler
** the playhead

* To turn '''Snap''' on or off go to '''Sequence > Snap''', press the '''S''' key or click the magnet icon in the '''Timeline'''.

* The '''Playhead''' ignores the '''Snap''' setting. To enable '''Snap''' while dragging the '''Playhead hold down the '''Shift''' key.

====Insert vs Overwrite====
The two main editing modes are called '''Insert''' and '''Overwrite'''.
* '''Insert''' edits will move the clips that are to the right of the '''Playhead''' to the right.
* '''Overwrite''' will overwrite the clips to the right of the '''Playhead'''.
** When '''Overwrite''' is used on a track with clips it will replace any existing clips.
** When '''Overwrite''' is used on an empty track above a clip it will not affect the other tracks.

* To make a edit drag a clip from the '''Source Monitor''' or '''Project''' panel to the '''Timeline'''.
* Place the clip where the edit should start.
** '''Overwrite''' is the default editing mode.
** Hold down the '''Command''' key while dragging to switch to '''Insert''' mode.

-----

===Chroma Key Effects===

===Adding and Resizing Still Images===

----

===[[Titles - Premiere Pro |Titles]]===

===Watch Full Screen===
# Click on the Program panel to make it active.
# Press '''control''' and '''~ (tilde)''', this will make the window full screen.
# To exit press '''escape'''.

----

==Exporting==

# Click in the '''Timeline''' of the sequence to be exported.
#Press the | key to view the entire contents of the timeline, if applicable and use the work area bar to select the portion of the timeline to be exported.
# Go to '''File > Export > Media...'''.
# In the bottom left choose what part of the sequence to export:
## '''Entire Sequence''': exports the entire sequence.
## '''Sequence In/Out''': Exports the are between any in and out points set in the sequence.
## '''Work Area''': Exports the '''Work Area''' set in the '''Timeline'''.
## '''Custom''': Exports the area set by the triangles above this setting.
# '''Click''' the '''Queue''' button and '''Adobe Media Encoder''' will open.
# Drag a preset onto the name of your sequence to add the preset to the '''Queue'''. *For this assignment we recommend using the Quicktime H.264 preset under '''User Presets and Groups > Quicktime H.264 / 1920x1080 / 29.97fps / 10Mbps'''
# Click the '''Start Queue''' button (green play button) to start exporting. A status bar will show the progression.
#After the video has finished exporting playback the entire piece to confirm everything exported properly before submitting work for faculty or class screening.
[[category:Premiere Pro]]

[[Category:2013-2014]]

Epic and Everyday - Premiere Pro

2013-12-04T00:00:18Z

Zorns: /* Exporting */

==What is Premiere Pro==

Premiere Pro is a non-destructive, non-linear video editing application.

The interface is comprised of a series of windows called "panels" that can be modified to create different "work spaces".

It follows the basic design of most editing software:
* '''Media Browser''' window: browse all available files on the computer, and preview content before adding to your project.
* '''Project''' panel: view all of the audio/video/still/title assets that are included in a project.
* '''Source Monitor''': preview assets, set in and out points for fine tuning.
* '''Program Monitor''': view the edited materials as part of the '''Sequence''' which is open in the '''Timeline'''.
* '''Sequence''': audio and video clips are edited together on separate tracks.
* '''Timeline''' panel: edit audio/video/still images content into a '''Sequence'''.
* You can have multiple '''Sequences''' in one '''Project''' and '''Timeline''' windows.

* '''Media''' files audio/video/still content. Please save and work locally on the Storage drive in the Multimedia Lab.
* '''Clips''' are assets that point to the original file on the hard drive.
** Changes made to clips in the Premiere project will not affect the original media files - this is the meaning of a non-destructive program.
** This also means that changing the location of the source files may result in Premiere losing track of where to find the contents of the project with a "Media Offline' notice. When moving files from the server, or different computer stations, please keep all materials in a single folder. Reconnect media, or ask a lab aide for help.
* '''Project file''': a recipe, or list of instructions for how to put the project together.
* '''In-Points''' and '''Out-Points''': Designates the beginning and end sections of a clip.
* '''Playhead''': Shows the time location of the current frame in any window. Sometimes it is also called the '''Current-Time Indicator''' ('''CTI''').

----

==Getting Started==

===Collect Source Files===
''Premiere Pro does not move or copy any files. Files need to be pre-organized before importing.''
# Create a folder in the '''Storage''' drive labeled with your name. Do '''not''' use special characters other than a dash or underscore.
# Connect to the Nimrod file server and download your group's folder of video clips from the CCAM production. [[File Space Overview]] '''Nimrod > CCAM Transfers > Epic and the Everyday'''
# It is recommended to predesignate folders to organize any source materials that will be used in the project: Video, Audio, Stills, and Premiere Files
# Move '''ALL''' of media into the appropriate folder, i.e., video clips go into the Video folder.

===Create a Project===
# Launch Premiere Pro from the dock.
# Select '''New Project'''.
# Click the '''Browse''' button.
# Navigate to your project folder in the Storage drive and select the '''Premiere Files'''folder. This will keep all the extraneous files that Premiere creates tidy.
# Name the project descriptively and click '''OK'''.

===Import Media Files===
# In the '''Media Browser''' navigate to your project folder on the Storage drive.
# Add all video clips and still images to the Project Panel by right clicking and select '''Import'''.
# After importing all media close the Media Browser panel by pressing the x on the top right of the tab.

===Synchronize Clips===

===Create a Sequence===

----

==Editing==

===Multi-Camera Editing===

===Timeline Editing===

====Separating Audio and Video====
*Separate embedded audio and video by right clicking on a clip and choose '''unlink'''.
*Re-link the same way.
*Group clips by clicking and dragging a selection, right click and select '''group'''. They will now move together as one clip.

===Snapping===
The '''Snap''' function makes it easier to align clips in the '''Timeline'''.
* When a clip is moved it snaps to:
** the edge of another clip,
** the start or end of the time ruler
** the playhead

* To turn '''Snap''' on or off go to '''Sequence > Snap''', press the '''S''' key or click the magnet icon in the '''Timeline'''.

* The '''Playhead''' ignores the '''Snap''' setting. To enable '''Snap''' while dragging the '''Playhead hold down the '''Shift''' key.

====Insert vs Overwrite====
The two main editing modes are called '''Insert''' and '''Overwrite'''.
* '''Insert''' edits will move the clips that are to the right of the '''Playhead''' to the right.
* '''Overwrite''' will overwrite the clips to the right of the '''Playhead'''.
** When '''Overwrite''' is used on a track with clips it will replace any existing clips.
** When '''Overwrite''' is used on an empty track above a clip it will not affect the other tracks.

* To make a edit drag a clip from the '''Source Monitor''' or '''Project''' panel to the '''Timeline'''.
* Place the clip where the edit should start.
** '''Overwrite''' is the default editing mode.
** Hold down the '''Command''' key while dragging to switch to '''Insert''' mode.

-----

===Chroma Key Effects===

===Adding and Resizing Still Images===

----

===[[Titles - Premiere Pro |Titles]]===

===Watch Full Screen===
# Click on the Program panel to make it active.
# Press '''control''' and '''~ (tilde)''', this will make the window full screen.
# To exit press '''escape'''.

----

==Exporting==

# Click in the '''Timeline''' of the sequence to be exported.
#Press the | key to view the entire contents of the timeline, if applicable and use the work area bar to select the portion of the timeline to be exported.
# Go to '''File > Export > Media...'''.
# In the bottom left choose what part of the sequence to export:
## '''Entire Sequence''': exports the entire sequence.
## '''Sequence In/Out''': Exports the are between any in and out points set in the sequence.
## '''Work Area''': Exports the '''Work Area''' set in the '''Timeline'''.
## '''Custom''': Exports the area set by the triangles above this setting.
# '''Click''' the '''Queue''' button and '''Adobe Media Encoder''' will open.
# Drag a preset onto the name of your sequence to add the preset to the '''Queue'''. *For this assignment we recommend using the Quicktime H.264 preset under '''User Presets and Groups > Quicktime H.264 / 1920x1080 / 29.97fps / 10Mbps'''
# Click the '''Start Queue''' button (green play button) to start exporting. A status bar will show the progression.
#After the video has finished exporting playback the entire piece to confirm everything exported properly before submitting work for faculty or class screening.
[[category:Premiere Pro]]

[[Category:2013-2014]]

Epic and Everyday - Premiere Pro

2013-12-03T23:59:54Z

Zorns: /* Exporting */

==What is Premiere Pro==

Premiere Pro is a non-destructive, non-linear video editing application.

The interface is comprised of a series of windows called "panels" that can be modified to create different "work spaces".

It follows the basic design of most editing software:
* '''Media Browser''' window: browse all available files on the computer, and preview content before adding to your project.
* '''Project''' panel: view all of the audio/video/still/title assets that are included in a project.
* '''Source Monitor''': preview assets, set in and out points for fine tuning.
* '''Program Monitor''': view the edited materials as part of the '''Sequence''' which is open in the '''Timeline'''.
* '''Sequence''': audio and video clips are edited together on separate tracks.
* '''Timeline''' panel: edit audio/video/still images content into a '''Sequence'''.
* You can have multiple '''Sequences''' in one '''Project''' and '''Timeline''' windows.

* '''Media''' files audio/video/still content. Please save and work locally on the Storage drive in the Multimedia Lab.
* '''Clips''' are assets that point to the original file on the hard drive.
** Changes made to clips in the Premiere project will not affect the original media files - this is the meaning of a non-destructive program.
** This also means that changing the location of the source files may result in Premiere losing track of where to find the contents of the project with a "Media Offline' notice. When moving files from the server, or different computer stations, please keep all materials in a single folder. Reconnect media, or ask a lab aide for help.
* '''Project file''': a recipe, or list of instructions for how to put the project together.
* '''In-Points''' and '''Out-Points''': Designates the beginning and end sections of a clip.
* '''Playhead''': Shows the time location of the current frame in any window. Sometimes it is also called the '''Current-Time Indicator''' ('''CTI''').

----

==Getting Started==

===Collect Source Files===
''Premiere Pro does not move or copy any files. Files need to be pre-organized before importing.''
# Create a folder in the '''Storage''' drive labeled with your name. Do '''not''' use special characters other than a dash or underscore.
# Connect to the Nimrod file server and download your group's folder of video clips from the CCAM production. [[File Space Overview]] '''Nimrod > CCAM Transfers > Epic and the Everyday'''
# It is recommended to predesignate folders to organize any source materials that will be used in the project: Video, Audio, Stills, and Premiere Files
# Move '''ALL''' of media into the appropriate folder, i.e., video clips go into the Video folder.

===Create a Project===
# Launch Premiere Pro from the dock.
# Select '''New Project'''.
# Click the '''Browse''' button.
# Navigate to your project folder in the Storage drive and select the '''Premiere Files'''folder. This will keep all the extraneous files that Premiere creates tidy.
# Name the project descriptively and click '''OK'''.

===Import Media Files===
# In the '''Media Browser''' navigate to your project folder on the Storage drive.
# Add all video clips and still images to the Project Panel by right clicking and select '''Import'''.
# After importing all media close the Media Browser panel by pressing the x on the top right of the tab.

===Synchronize Clips===

===Create a Sequence===

----

==Editing==

===Multi-Camera Editing===

===Timeline Editing===

====Separating Audio and Video====
*Separate embedded audio and video by right clicking on a clip and choose '''unlink'''.
*Re-link the same way.
*Group clips by clicking and dragging a selection, right click and select '''group'''. They will now move together as one clip.

===Snapping===
The '''Snap''' function makes it easier to align clips in the '''Timeline'''.
* When a clip is moved it snaps to:
** the edge of another clip,
** the start or end of the time ruler
** the playhead

* To turn '''Snap''' on or off go to '''Sequence > Snap''', press the '''S''' key or click the magnet icon in the '''Timeline'''.

* The '''Playhead''' ignores the '''Snap''' setting. To enable '''Snap''' while dragging the '''Playhead hold down the '''Shift''' key.

====Insert vs Overwrite====
The two main editing modes are called '''Insert''' and '''Overwrite'''.
* '''Insert''' edits will move the clips that are to the right of the '''Playhead''' to the right.
* '''Overwrite''' will overwrite the clips to the right of the '''Playhead'''.
** When '''Overwrite''' is used on a track with clips it will replace any existing clips.
** When '''Overwrite''' is used on an empty track above a clip it will not affect the other tracks.

* To make a edit drag a clip from the '''Source Monitor''' or '''Project''' panel to the '''Timeline'''.
* Place the clip where the edit should start.
** '''Overwrite''' is the default editing mode.
** Hold down the '''Command''' key while dragging to switch to '''Insert''' mode.

-----

===Chroma Key Effects===

===Adding and Resizing Still Images===

----

===[[Titles - Premiere Pro |Titles]]===

===Watch Full Screen===
# Click on the Program panel to make it active.
# Press '''control''' and '''~ (tilde)''', this will make the window full screen.
# To exit press '''escape'''.

----

==Exporting==

# Click in the '''Timeline''' of the sequence to be exported.
#Press the | key to view the entire contents of the timeline, if applicable and use the work area bar to select the portion of the timeline to be exported.
# Go to '''File > Export > Media...'''.
# In the bottom left choose what part of the sequence to export:
## '''Entire Sequence''': exports the entire sequence.
## '''Sequence In/Out''': Exports the are between any in and out points set in the sequence.
## '''Work Area''': Exports the '''Work Area''' set in the '''Timeline'''.
## '''Custom''': Exports the area set by the triangles above this setting.
# '''Click''' the '''Queue''' button and '''Adobe Media Encoder''' will open.
# Drag a preset onto the name of your sequence to add the preset to the '''Queue'''.
*For this assignment we recommend using the Quicktime H.264 preset under '''User Presets and Groups > Quicktime H.264 / 1920x1080 / 29.97fps / 10Mbps'''
# Click the '''Start Queue''' button (green play button) to start exporting. A status bar will show the progression.
#After the video has finished exporting playback the entire piece to confirm everything exported properly before submitting work for faculty or class screening.
[[category:Premiere Pro]]

[[Category:2013-2014]]

Epic and Everyday - Premiere Pro

2013-12-03T23:58:18Z

Zorns: /* Collect Source Files */

==What is Premiere Pro==

Premiere Pro is a non-destructive, non-linear video editing application.

The interface is comprised of a series of windows called "panels" that can be modified to create different "work spaces".

It follows the basic design of most editing software:
* '''Media Browser''' window: browse all available files on the computer, and preview content before adding to your project.
* '''Project''' panel: view all of the audio/video/still/title assets that are included in a project.
* '''Source Monitor''': preview assets, set in and out points for fine tuning.
* '''Program Monitor''': view the edited materials as part of the '''Sequence''' which is open in the '''Timeline'''.
* '''Sequence''': audio and video clips are edited together on separate tracks.
* '''Timeline''' panel: edit audio/video/still images content into a '''Sequence'''.
* You can have multiple '''Sequences''' in one '''Project''' and '''Timeline''' windows.

* '''Media''' files audio/video/still content. Please save and work locally on the Storage drive in the Multimedia Lab.
* '''Clips''' are assets that point to the original file on the hard drive.
** Changes made to clips in the Premiere project will not affect the original media files - this is the meaning of a non-destructive program.
** This also means that changing the location of the source files may result in Premiere losing track of where to find the contents of the project with a "Media Offline' notice. When moving files from the server, or different computer stations, please keep all materials in a single folder. Reconnect media, or ask a lab aide for help.
* '''Project file''': a recipe, or list of instructions for how to put the project together.
* '''In-Points''' and '''Out-Points''': Designates the beginning and end sections of a clip.
* '''Playhead''': Shows the time location of the current frame in any window. Sometimes it is also called the '''Current-Time Indicator''' ('''CTI''').

----

==Getting Started==

===Collect Source Files===
''Premiere Pro does not move or copy any files. Files need to be pre-organized before importing.''
# Create a folder in the '''Storage''' drive labeled with your name. Do '''not''' use special characters other than a dash or underscore.
# Connect to the Nimrod file server and download your group's folder of video clips from the CCAM production. [[File Space Overview]] '''Nimrod > CCAM Transfers > Epic and the Everyday'''
# It is recommended to predesignate folders to organize any source materials that will be used in the project: Video, Audio, Stills, and Premiere Files
# Move '''ALL''' of media into the appropriate folder, i.e., video clips go into the Video folder.

===Create a Project===
# Launch Premiere Pro from the dock.
# Select '''New Project'''.
# Click the '''Browse''' button.
# Navigate to your project folder in the Storage drive and select the '''Premiere Files'''folder. This will keep all the extraneous files that Premiere creates tidy.
# Name the project descriptively and click '''OK'''.

===Import Media Files===
# In the '''Media Browser''' navigate to your project folder on the Storage drive.
# Add all video clips and still images to the Project Panel by right clicking and select '''Import'''.
# After importing all media close the Media Browser panel by pressing the x on the top right of the tab.

===Synchronize Clips===

===Create a Sequence===

----

==Editing==

===Multi-Camera Editing===

===Timeline Editing===

====Separating Audio and Video====
*Separate embedded audio and video by right clicking on a clip and choose '''unlink'''.
*Re-link the same way.
*Group clips by clicking and dragging a selection, right click and select '''group'''. They will now move together as one clip.

===Snapping===
The '''Snap''' function makes it easier to align clips in the '''Timeline'''.
* When a clip is moved it snaps to:
** the edge of another clip,
** the start or end of the time ruler
** the playhead

* To turn '''Snap''' on or off go to '''Sequence > Snap''', press the '''S''' key or click the magnet icon in the '''Timeline'''.

* The '''Playhead''' ignores the '''Snap''' setting. To enable '''Snap''' while dragging the '''Playhead hold down the '''Shift''' key.

====Insert vs Overwrite====
The two main editing modes are called '''Insert''' and '''Overwrite'''.
* '''Insert''' edits will move the clips that are to the right of the '''Playhead''' to the right.
* '''Overwrite''' will overwrite the clips to the right of the '''Playhead'''.
** When '''Overwrite''' is used on a track with clips it will replace any existing clips.
** When '''Overwrite''' is used on an empty track above a clip it will not affect the other tracks.

* To make a edit drag a clip from the '''Source Monitor''' or '''Project''' panel to the '''Timeline'''.
* Place the clip where the edit should start.
** '''Overwrite''' is the default editing mode.
** Hold down the '''Command''' key while dragging to switch to '''Insert''' mode.

-----

===Chroma Key Effects===

===Adding and Resizing Still Images===

----

===[[Titles - Premiere Pro |Titles]]===

===Watch Full Screen===
# Click on the Program panel to make it active.
# Press '''control''' and '''~ (tilde)''', this will make the window full screen.
# To exit press '''escape'''.

----

==Exporting==

===Using Premiere===
# Click in the '''Timeline''' of the sequence to be exported.
#Press the | key to view the entire contents of the timeline, if applicable and use the work area bar to select the portion of the timeline to be exported.
# Go to '''File > Export > Media...'''.
# In the bottom left choose what part of the sequence to export:
## '''Entire Sequence''': exports the entire sequence.
## '''Sequence In/Out''': Exports the are between any in and out points set in the sequence.
## '''Work Area''': Exports the '''Work Area''' set in the '''Timeline'''.
## '''Custom''': Exports the area set by the triangles above this setting.
# For '''Export Settings chose a '''Format''' and a '''Preset'''.
# Next to '''Output Name''' click on the name in orange and name the files and choose a save location.
# Click '''Export''' to export.

===Using Adobe Media Encoder===
'''Adobe Media Encoder''' allows you to export multiple versions of the same sequence and it allows you to keep working in '''Premiere''' while export is encoding.
# To use Adobe Media Encoder first follow the steps above.
# '''Click''' the '''Queue''' button and '''Adobe Media Encoder''' will open.
# Drag a preset onto the name of your sequence to add the preset to the '''Queue'''.
*For this assignment we recommend using the Quicktime H.264 preset under '''User Presets and Groups > Quicktime H.264 / 1920x1080 / 29.97fps / 10Mbps'''
# Click the '''Start Queue''' button (green play button) to start exporting. A status bar will show the progression.
#After the video has finished exporting playback the entire piece to confirm everything exported properly before submitting work for faculty or class screening.
[[category:Premiere Pro]]

[[Category:2013-2014]]

Epic and Everyday - Premiere Pro

2013-12-03T23:57:34Z

Zorns:

==What is Premiere Pro==

Premiere Pro is a non-destructive, non-linear video editing application.

The interface is comprised of a series of windows called "panels" that can be modified to create different "work spaces".

It follows the basic design of most editing software:
* '''Media Browser''' window: browse all available files on the computer, and preview content before adding to your project.
* '''Project''' panel: view all of the audio/video/still/title assets that are included in a project.
* '''Source Monitor''': preview assets, set in and out points for fine tuning.
* '''Program Monitor''': view the edited materials as part of the '''Sequence''' which is open in the '''Timeline'''.
* '''Sequence''': audio and video clips are edited together on separate tracks.
* '''Timeline''' panel: edit audio/video/still images content into a '''Sequence'''.
* You can have multiple '''Sequences''' in one '''Project''' and '''Timeline''' windows.

* '''Media''' files audio/video/still content. Please save and work locally on the Storage drive in the Multimedia Lab.
* '''Clips''' are assets that point to the original file on the hard drive.
** Changes made to clips in the Premiere project will not affect the original media files - this is the meaning of a non-destructive program.
** This also means that changing the location of the source files may result in Premiere losing track of where to find the contents of the project with a "Media Offline' notice. When moving files from the server, or different computer stations, please keep all materials in a single folder. Reconnect media, or ask a lab aide for help.
* '''Project file''': a recipe, or list of instructions for how to put the project together.
* '''In-Points''' and '''Out-Points''': Designates the beginning and end sections of a clip.
* '''Playhead''': Shows the time location of the current frame in any window. Sometimes it is also called the '''Current-Time Indicator''' ('''CTI''').

----

==Getting Started==

===Collect Source Files===
''Premiere Pro does not move or copy any files. Files need to be pre-organized before importing.''
# Create a folder in the '''Storage''' drive labeled with your name. Do '''not''' use special characters other than a dash or underscore.
# Connect to the Nimrod file server and download your group's folder of video clips from the CCAM production. [[File Space Overview]]
'''Nimrod > CCAM Transfers > Epic and the Everyday'''
# It is recommended to predesignate folders to organize any source materials that will be used in the project: Video, Audio, Stills, and Premiere Files
# Move '''ALL''' of media into the appropriate folder, i.e., video clips go into the Video folder.

===Create a Project===
# Launch Premiere Pro from the dock.
# Select '''New Project'''.
# Click the '''Browse''' button.
# Navigate to your project folder in the Storage drive and select the '''Premiere Files'''folder. This will keep all the extraneous files that Premiere creates tidy.
# Name the project descriptively and click '''OK'''.

===Import Media Files===
# In the '''Media Browser''' navigate to your project folder on the Storage drive.
# Add all video clips and still images to the Project Panel by right clicking and select '''Import'''.
# After importing all media close the Media Browser panel by pressing the x on the top right of the tab.

===Synchronize Clips===

===Create a Sequence===

----

==Editing==

===Multi-Camera Editing===

===Timeline Editing===

====Separating Audio and Video====
*Separate embedded audio and video by right clicking on a clip and choose '''unlink'''.
*Re-link the same way.
*Group clips by clicking and dragging a selection, right click and select '''group'''. They will now move together as one clip.

===Snapping===
The '''Snap''' function makes it easier to align clips in the '''Timeline'''.
* When a clip is moved it snaps to:
** the edge of another clip,
** the start or end of the time ruler
** the playhead

* To turn '''Snap''' on or off go to '''Sequence > Snap''', press the '''S''' key or click the magnet icon in the '''Timeline'''.

* The '''Playhead''' ignores the '''Snap''' setting. To enable '''Snap''' while dragging the '''Playhead hold down the '''Shift''' key.

====Insert vs Overwrite====
The two main editing modes are called '''Insert''' and '''Overwrite'''.
* '''Insert''' edits will move the clips that are to the right of the '''Playhead''' to the right.
* '''Overwrite''' will overwrite the clips to the right of the '''Playhead'''.
** When '''Overwrite''' is used on a track with clips it will replace any existing clips.
** When '''Overwrite''' is used on an empty track above a clip it will not affect the other tracks.

* To make a edit drag a clip from the '''Source Monitor''' or '''Project''' panel to the '''Timeline'''.
* Place the clip where the edit should start.
** '''Overwrite''' is the default editing mode.
** Hold down the '''Command''' key while dragging to switch to '''Insert''' mode.

-----

===Chroma Key Effects===

===Adding and Resizing Still Images===

----

===[[Titles - Premiere Pro |Titles]]===

===Watch Full Screen===
# Click on the Program panel to make it active.
# Press '''control''' and '''~ (tilde)''', this will make the window full screen.
# To exit press '''escape'''.

----

==Exporting==

===Using Premiere===
# Click in the '''Timeline''' of the sequence to be exported.
#Press the | key to view the entire contents of the timeline, if applicable and use the work area bar to select the portion of the timeline to be exported.
# Go to '''File > Export > Media...'''.
# In the bottom left choose what part of the sequence to export:
## '''Entire Sequence''': exports the entire sequence.
## '''Sequence In/Out''': Exports the are between any in and out points set in the sequence.
## '''Work Area''': Exports the '''Work Area''' set in the '''Timeline'''.
## '''Custom''': Exports the area set by the triangles above this setting.
# For '''Export Settings chose a '''Format''' and a '''Preset'''.
# Next to '''Output Name''' click on the name in orange and name the files and choose a save location.
# Click '''Export''' to export.

===Using Adobe Media Encoder===
'''Adobe Media Encoder''' allows you to export multiple versions of the same sequence and it allows you to keep working in '''Premiere''' while export is encoding.
# To use Adobe Media Encoder first follow the steps above.
# '''Click''' the '''Queue''' button and '''Adobe Media Encoder''' will open.
# Drag a preset onto the name of your sequence to add the preset to the '''Queue'''.
*For this assignment we recommend using the Quicktime H.264 preset under '''User Presets and Groups > Quicktime H.264 / 1920x1080 / 29.97fps / 10Mbps'''
# Click the '''Start Queue''' button (green play button) to start exporting. A status bar will show the progression.
#After the video has finished exporting playback the entire piece to confirm everything exported properly before submitting work for faculty or class screening.
[[category:Premiere Pro]]

[[Category:2013-2014]]

Epic and Everyday - Premiere Pro

2013-12-03T23:46:56Z

Zorns:

==What is Premiere Pro==

Premiere Pro is a non-destructive, non-linear video editing application.

The interface is comprised of a series of windows called "panels" that can be modified to create different "work spaces".

It follows the basic design of most editing software:
* '''Media Browser''' window: browse all available files on the computer, and preview content before adding to your project.
* '''Project''' panel: view all of the audio/video/still/title assets that are included in a project.
* '''Source Monitor''': preview assets, set in and out points for fine tuning.
* '''Program Monitor''': view the edited materials as part of the '''Sequence''' which is open in the '''Timeline'''.
* '''Sequence''': audio and video clips are edited together on separate tracks.
* '''Timeline''' panel: edit audio/video/still images content into a '''Sequence'''.
* You can have multiple '''Sequences''' in one '''Project''' and '''Timeline''' windows.

* '''Media''' files audio/video/still content. Please save and work locally on the Storage drive in the Multimedia Lab.
* '''Clips''' are assets that point to the original file on the hard drive.
** Changes made to clips in the Premiere project will not affect the original media files - this is the meaning of a non-destructive program.
** This also means that changing the location of the source files may result in Premiere losing track of where to find the contents of the project with a "Media Offline' notice. When moving files from the server, or different computer stations, please keep all materials in a single folder. Reconnect media, or ask a lab aide for help.
* '''Project file''': a recipe, or list of instructions for how to put the project together.
* '''In-Points''' and '''Out-Points''': Designates the beginning and end sections of a clip.
* '''Playhead''': Shows the time location of the current frame in any window. Sometimes it is also called the '''Current-Time Indicator''' ('''CTI''').

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==Getting Started==

===Collect Source Files===
''Premiere Pro does not move or copy any files. Files need to be pre-organized before importing.''
# Create a folder in the '''Storage''' drive labeled with your name. Do '''not''' use special characters other than a dash or underscore.
# Connect to the Nimrod file server and download your group's folder of video clips from the CCAM production. [[File Space Overview]]
'''Nimrod > CCAM Transfers > Epic and the Everyday'''
# It is recommended to predesignate folders to organize any source materials that will be used in the project: Video, Audio, Stills, and Premiere Files
# Move '''ALL''' of media into the appropriate folder, i.e., video clips go into the Video folder.

===Create a Project===
# Launch Premiere Pro from the dock.
# Select '''New Project'''.
# Click the '''Browse''' button.
# Navigate to your project folder in the Storage drive and select the '''Premiere_Files'''folder. This will keep all the extraneous files that Premiere creates tidy.
# Name the project descriptively and click '''OK'''.

===Project Settings===

# In the '''New Sequence''' dialog click '''cancel'''.
# Using the Media Browser, navigate to the folder containing the video clips shot with the T5i.
# Select that file in the '''Project''' panel. Right click and select '''New Sequence From Clip'''.
# A new Sequence will be added to the '''Project''' panel and it will open int the '''Timeline''' panel.
# Change the sequence name by clicking on the sequence title in the '''Project''' panel.

===Importing Media Files===

# In the '''Media Browser''' navigate to the files in your project folder.
# Add video clips and still images to the Project Panel by right clicking and select '''Import'''.

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==Editing==

Multi

===Navigating Clips===

The '''Space Bar''' can be used to start and stop playback.

The '''J''', '''K''' and '''L''' keys are shortcuts for playback.

* Press '''L''' to play forward.
* Press '''K''' to play stop.
* Press '''J''' to play backwards.
* Pressing '''L''' multiple times increases the forwards playback speed.
* Pressing '''J''' multiple times increases the backwards playback speed.
* The '''I''' and '''O''' keys can be used to set in and out points.

===Snapping===
The '''Snap''' function makes it easier to align clips in the '''Timeline'''.
* When a clip is moved it snaps to:
** the edge of another clip,
** the start or end of the time ruler
** the playhead

* To turn '''Snap''' on or off go to '''Sequence > Snap''', press the '''S''' key or click the magnet icon in the '''Timeline'''.

* The '''Playhead''' ignores the '''Snap''' setting. To enable '''Snap''' while dragging the '''Playhead hold down the '''Shift''' key.

====Insert vs Overwrite====
The two main editing modes are called '''Insert''' and '''Overwrite'''.
* '''Insert''' edits will move the clips that are to the right of the '''Playhead''' to the right.
* '''Overwrite''' will overwrite the clips to the right of the '''Playhead'''.
** When '''Overwrite''' is used on a track with clips it will replace any existing clips.
** When '''Overwrite''' is used on an empty track above a clip it will not affect the other tracks.

* To make a edit drag a clip from the '''Source Monitor''' or '''Project''' panel to the '''Timeline'''.
* Place the clip where the edit should start.
** '''Overwrite''' is the default editing mode.
** Hold down the '''Command''' key while dragging to switch to '''Insert''' mode.

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===Editing Audio===

====Adjusting Audio Levels====
The levels of audio clips can be adjusted in the '''Timeline'''.
* '''Clip Keyframes''' adjust the level of a clip. The keyframes move with the clip if the clip is moved.
** This what you'll normally use.
* '''Track Keyframes''' adjust keyframes on the track. If a clip is moved the keyframe stay at their place in the track. They do not move with the clip.
** The '''Audio Mixer''' level will follow the '''Track Keyframes''' settings.

====Creating Keyframes====
# Click the triangle next to the track name to expand the view of the track.
# Click the '''Show Keyframes''' button [[File:PP_KeyNav_N.png]] and select '''Show Clip Volume'''.
# Select the '''Pen Tool''' in the tool bar (press the '''P''' key on the keyboard.)
# Click on the yellow line on top off the waveform to create a '''Keyframe'''.
# Click and drag to create a '''Keyframe''' and change the levels.

====Adjusting Keyframes====
# To adjust '''Keyframes''' select the '''Selection Tool''' (press the '''V''' key on the keyboard.)
# Click on the '''Keyframes''' to adjust the levels ( up or down) or the place in time (left or right).

====Separating Audio and Video====
*Separate embedded audio and video by right clicking on a clip and choose '''unlink'''.
*Re-link the same way.
*Group clips by clicking and dragging a selection, right click and select '''group'''. They will now move together as one clip.

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===[[Titles - Premiere Pro |Titles]]===

===Watch Full Screen===
# Click on the Program panel to make it active.
# Press '''control''' and '''~ (tilde)''', this will make the window full screen.
# To exit press '''escape'''.

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==Exporting==

===Using Premiere===
# Click in the '''Timeline''' of the sequence to be exported.
#Press the | key to view the entire contents of the timeline, if applicable and use the work area bar to select the portion of the timeline to be exported.
# Go to '''File > Export > Media...'''.
# In the bottom left choose what part of the sequence to export:
## '''Entire Sequence''': exports the entire sequence.
## '''Sequence In/Out''': Exports the are between any in and out points set in the sequence.
## '''Work Area''': Exports the '''Work Area''' set in the '''Timeline'''.
## '''Custom''': Exports the area set by the triangles above this setting.
# For '''Export Settings chose a '''Format''' and a '''Preset'''.
# Next to '''Output Name''' click on the name in orange and name the files and choose a save location.
# Click '''Export''' to export.

===Using Adobe Media Encoder===
'''Adobe Media Encoder''' allows you to export multiple versions of the same sequence and it allows you to keep working in '''Premiere''' while export is encoding.
# To use Adobe Media Encoder first follow the steps above.
# '''Click''' the '''Queue''' button and '''Adobe Media Encoder''' will open.
# Drag a preset onto the name of your sequence to add the preset to the '''Queue'''.
*For this assignment we recommend using the Quicktime H.264 preset under '''User Presets and Groups > Quicktime H.264 / 1920x1080 / 29.97fps / 10Mbps'''
# Click the '''Start Queue''' button (green play button) to start exporting. A status bar will show the progression.
#After the video has finished exporting playback the entire piece to confirm everything exported properly before submitting work for faculty or class screening.
[[category:Premiere Pro]]

[[Category:2013-2014]]

Epic and Everyday - Premiere Pro

2013-12-03T23:14:27Z

Zorns: /* Importing Media Files */

==What is Premiere Pro==

Premiere Pro is a non-destructive, non-linear video editing application.

The interface is comprised of a series of windows called "panels" that can be modified to create different "work spaces".

It follows the basic design of most editing software:
* '''Media Browser''' window: browse all available files on the computer, and preview content before adding to your project.
* '''Project''' panel: view all of the audio/video/still/title assets that are included in a project.
* '''Source Monitor''': preview assets, set in and out points for fine tuning.
* '''Program Monitor''': view the edited materials as part of the '''Sequence''' which is open in the '''Timeline'''.
* '''Sequence''': audio and video clips are edited together on separate tracks.
* '''Timeline''' panel: edit audio/video/still images content into a '''Sequence'''.
* You can have multiple '''Sequences''' in one '''Project''' and '''Timeline''' windows.

* '''Media''' files audio/video/still content. Please save and work locally on the Storage drive in the Multimedia Lab.
* '''Clips''' are assets that point to the original file on the hard drive.
** Changes made to clips in the Premiere project will not affect the original media files - this is the meaning of a non-destructive program.
** This also means that changing the location of the source files may result in Premiere losing track of where to find the contents of the project with a "Media Offline' notice. When moving files from the server, or different computer stations, please keep all materials in a single folder. Reconnect media, or ask a lab aide for help.
* '''Project file''': a recipe, or list of instructions for how to put the project together.
* '''In-Points''' and '''Out-Points''': Designates the beginning and end sections of a clip.
* '''Playhead''': Shows the time location of the current frame in any window. Sometimes it is also called the '''Current-Time Indicator''' ('''CTI''').

----

==Getting Started==

===Collect Source Files===
These steps apply the first time you start a project.
''Premiere Pro does not move or copy any files. Files need to be organized before importing.''
# Create a folder in the '''Storage''' drive labeled with your name. Do '''not''' use special characters other than dash or underscore.
# It is recommended to predesignate folders to organize any source materials that will be used in the project: Video, Audio, Stills, and Premiere Files
# Move '''ALL''' of media into the appropriate folder, i.e., move all of your video files into the "Video" folder, audio & music files into the "Audio" folder, etc...

===Create a Project===
# Launch Premiere Pro from the dock.
# Select '''New Project'''.
# Click the '''Browse''' button.
# Navigate to your project folder in the Storage drive and select the '''Premiere_Files'''folder. This will keep all the extraneous files that Premiere creates tidy.
# Name the project descriptively and click '''OK'''.

===Project Settings===

# In the '''New Sequence''' dialog click '''cancel'''.
# Using the Media Browser, navigate to the folder containing the video clips shot with the T5i.
# Select that file in the '''Project''' panel. Right click and select '''New Sequence From Clip'''.
# A new Sequence will be added to the '''Project''' panel and it will open int the '''Timeline''' panel.
# Change the sequence name by clicking on the sequence title in the '''Project''' panel.

===Importing Media Files===

# In the '''Media Browser''' navigate to the files in your project folder.
# Add video clips and still images to the Project Panel by right clicking and select '''Import'''.

----

==Editing==

Multi

===Navigating Clips===

The '''Space Bar''' can be used to start and stop playback.

The '''J''', '''K''' and '''L''' keys are shortcuts for playback.

* Press '''L''' to play forward.
* Press '''K''' to play stop.
* Press '''J''' to play backwards.
* Pressing '''L''' multiple times increases the forwards playback speed.
* Pressing '''J''' multiple times increases the backwards playback speed.
* The '''I''' and '''O''' keys can be used to set in and out points.

===Snapping===
The '''Snap''' function makes it easier to align clips in the '''Timeline'''.
* When a clip is moved it snaps to:
** the edge of another clip,
** the start or end of the time ruler
** the playhead

* To turn '''Snap''' on or off go to '''Sequence > Snap''', press the '''S''' key or click the magnet icon in the '''Timeline'''.

* The '''Playhead''' ignores the '''Snap''' setting. To enable '''Snap''' while dragging the '''Playhead hold down the '''Shift''' key.

====Insert vs Overwrite====
The two main editing modes are called '''Insert''' and '''Overwrite'''.
* '''Insert''' edits will move the clips that are to the right of the '''Playhead''' to the right.
* '''Overwrite''' will overwrite the clips to the right of the '''Playhead'''.
** When '''Overwrite''' is used on a track with clips it will replace any existing clips.
** When '''Overwrite''' is used on an empty track above a clip it will not affect the other tracks.

* To make a edit drag a clip from the '''Source Monitor''' or '''Project''' panel to the '''Timeline'''.
* Place the clip where the edit should start.
** '''Overwrite''' is the default editing mode.
** Hold down the '''Command''' key while dragging to switch to '''Insert''' mode.

-----

===Editing Audio===

====Adjusting Audio Levels====
The levels of audio clips can be adjusted in the '''Timeline'''.
* '''Clip Keyframes''' adjust the level of a clip. The keyframes move with the clip if the clip is moved.
** This what you'll normally use.
* '''Track Keyframes''' adjust keyframes on the track. If a clip is moved the keyframe stay at their place in the track. They do not move with the clip.
** The '''Audio Mixer''' level will follow the '''Track Keyframes''' settings.

====Creating Keyframes====
# Click the triangle next to the track name to expand the view of the track.
# Click the '''Show Keyframes''' button [[File:PP_KeyNav_N.png]] and select '''Show Clip Volume'''.
# Select the '''Pen Tool''' in the tool bar (press the '''P''' key on the keyboard.)
# Click on the yellow line on top off the waveform to create a '''Keyframe'''.
# Click and drag to create a '''Keyframe''' and change the levels.

====Adjusting Keyframes====
# To adjust '''Keyframes''' select the '''Selection Tool''' (press the '''V''' key on the keyboard.)
# Click on the '''Keyframes''' to adjust the levels ( up or down) or the place in time (left or right).

====Separating Audio and Video====
*Separate embedded audio and video by right clicking on a clip and choose '''unlink'''.
*Re-link the same way.
*Group clips by clicking and dragging a selection, right click and select '''group'''. They will now move together as one clip.

----

===[[Titles - Premiere Pro |Titles]]===

===Watch Full Screen===
# Click on the Program panel to make it active.
# Press '''control''' and '''~ (tilde)''', this will make the window full screen.
# To exit press '''escape'''.

----

==Exporting==

===Using Premiere===
# Click in the '''Timeline''' of the sequence to be exported.
#Press the | key to view the entire contents of the timeline, if applicable and use the work area bar to select the portion of the timeline to be exported.
# Go to '''File > Export > Media...'''.
# In the bottom left choose what part of the sequence to export:
## '''Entire Sequence''': exports the entire sequence.
## '''Sequence In/Out''': Exports the are between any in and out points set in the sequence.
## '''Work Area''': Exports the '''Work Area''' set in the '''Timeline'''.
## '''Custom''': Exports the area set by the triangles above this setting.
# For '''Export Settings chose a '''Format''' and a '''Preset'''.
# Next to '''Output Name''' click on the name in orange and name the files and choose a save location.
# Click '''Export''' to export.

===Using Adobe Media Encoder===
'''Adobe Media Encoder''' allows you to export multiple versions of the same sequence and it allows you to keep working in '''Premiere''' while export is encoding.
# To use Adobe Media Encoder first follow the steps above.
# '''Click''' the '''Queue''' button and '''Adobe Media Encoder''' will open.
# Drag a preset onto the name of your sequence to add the preset to the '''Queue'''.
*For this assignment we recommend using the Quicktime H.264 preset under '''User Presets and Groups > Quicktime H.264 / 1920x1080 / 29.97fps / 10Mbps'''
# Click the '''Start Queue''' button (green play button) to start exporting. A status bar will show the progression.
#After the video has finished exporting playback the entire piece to confirm everything exported properly before submitting work for faculty or class screening.
[[category:Premiere Pro]]

[[Category:2013-2014]]