Adobe Premiere Pro

Learner hours: 15

Using our industry standard software and equipment, you will film a short sequence, learn the essentials of film-editing and how to navigate Adobe Premiere Pro’s menu and tools. In class sessions you will work on a basic project undertaking everything from importing video through editing, adding a soundtrack, creating a title sequence and exporting the final result to the best file format for the purpose.

Week by week our experienced tutor will take you through essential topics such as:

• Film sequences
• Media management
• Understanding formats and importing video
• Video editing tools and techniques
• Adding effects and transitions
• Adding opening and end credits
• Key-framing and timelines
• Exporting finished video

By the end of the course, you will be able to shoot and edit video, audio and other media content, and add effects and transitions to your film. Finally, you will learn how to export your finished video to a web, TV or mobile format, including knowing the difference between these formats and how to choose the right one for the job.

This course is ideal for those who want to learn through practical workshops, with industry tips and one-to-one tutor support and guidance.

Our 6 week After Effects course perfectly complements our ‘Premiere Pro’ course for creating and adding motion graphics and visual effects to your videos.

Mode of delivery: Face to face

Our address is The School of Creative Arts, College Lane Campus, Hatfield, Herts AL10 9AB.

For Maps and Directions please visit our helpful  ‘Where to Find Us’  page. Further details are sent by email when you have booked.

Prerequisites

To be able to maintain the pace of this course you should:

• Have PC skills that are above a basic level
• Have some experience using programs such as Word or Photoshop.
• Be expected to navigate files and folders on a computer and understand how to use Googles Search Engine

Key Staff

Course Tutor

Sahar Khajeh

Booking deadlines

Bookings for all Creative Arts Short Courses will be reviewed two weeks before the start date of each course. This will allow the Short Course team to determine whether a course has met the minimum number of students needed for the class to run. If a class has failed to recruit, the class will be re-scheduled and you will be informed. Where relevant you will be offered an alternative class. If the course has met minimum numbers, bookings will stay open to the course start date or until it has met maximum numbers.

We encourage you to book early before the deadline to avoid disappointment.

Bookings for all short courses need to be made online through our online booking system, before a course commences. You cannot enroll or attend a class on the day the course starts.

Cancellations

If for any reason you change your mind about joining us after you have accepted the offer, you have a legal right to cancel your contract to study with us within 14 days. This cancellation period therefore ends at the end of 14 days after the day on which you accepted our offer. Find further details of our cancellation terms here.