Professional Video Editing
Adobe Premiere Pro is a professional video editing software developed by Adobe Systems. It is widely used by filmmakers, video editors, content creators, and professionals for creating high-quality videos. Premiere Pro offers a wide range of tools for editing, color correction, audio processing, motion graphics, and visual effects.
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Advanced
Level
Curriculum
01
Introduction
Learn about Adobe Premiere Pro, its interface, key features, and how it is used for professional video editing.
02
Basic Editing
Master fundamental editing techniques such as trimming, cutting, splitting, and arranging clips on the timeline.
03
Transitions & Effects
Learn how to apply built-in video effects, customize them, and use keyframes for dynamic effects.
04
Advanced Animation
Learn how to apply built-in video effects, customize them, and use keyframes for dynamic effects.
05
Text & Graphics
Create stunning titles, subtitles, and motion graphics using the Essential Graphics panel.
06
AI-Powered Editing
Learn to work with AI and make editing faster thats saves your time.
07
Color Correction & Grading
Understand the basics of color correction and grading using the Lumetri Color panel.
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- Level
- Category
- Duration
- Contents
- Student Completed
- Advanced
- Editing
- 45 Hours
- 07
- 500+
Mentor
Varinder Singh
Director
A passionate educator and visionary leader with 25+ years of experience in computer education and training. They believe in practical learning that prepares students for real-world challenges.
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