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- Platform: Windows Vista / XP, Mac OS X
- Media: DVD-ROM
- Item Quantity: 1
Product Features
- Accessible British narration and informal, yet motivational, presentation style
- Convenient, PC and Mac compatible format – start learning in seconds
- Clear, comprehensive and easy-to-follow instruction for students and creatives
- Learn at your pace by watching all the way through or skipping to specific topics
- Suitable for designers, illustrators, photographers, developers, animators, 3D artists and others of all abilities
- Learn faster, understand better and retain more information through interactive, visual training
- Reduce learning time by 80% by earning from home and from a professional trainer – a working UK creative
- Learn faster through watching, listening and doing real-world exercises
- Learn from UK presenters who are working creatives, and specialists in their fields
- Learn individual tools and techniques, as well as how to apply them to real life briefs
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| Instructors: Adam Stokoe Format: DVD-ROM (Includes Exercise Files) Platform: PC and MAC Level: Beginner to Advanced Duration: 7 hours / 105 lessons What is a Mediaroots Video Training DVD-Rom? Mediaroots Video Training DVD-Roms are like having your own personal tutor. Just place the DVD-Rom into your PC or Mac and start watching! Watching the videos are like looking over the instructor's shoulder while they work, looking at their computer screen as they talk you through what they're doing. Why use a Mediaroots product instead of going on a training course? Who are Mediaroots products targeted at? What skill level is required? |
Lights, camera, action… Learn how to use Adobe® Premiere Pro® CS4 and CS3 to create your own feature films in just a few hours. Whatever your current level of ability, this popular and versatile program will introduce you to the basics before guiding you through the creative features software, including all the new CS4 enhancements.
This Video Training DVD-Rom is the perfect guide to learning Premiere. The tutorials cover Premiere CS4 and CS3, so you can follow along with what is being taught regardless of what version of Premiere you have.
 Mediaroots is the leading UK provider of video-based software training |
Overview
Use this DVD to learn how to use Adobe® Premiere® to capture, edit and deliver video like a pro. This thorough training program takes the pain out of learning new software, and breaks down potentially complex tasks and features into manageable sections such as "Transitions", "Titles" and "Effects". Premiere expert Adam Stokoe navigates you through the software to the point where you can confidently create anything from a short film to a full-length movie.
Because video editing can be extremely technical, especially for those who are new to it, Adam’s step-by-step instruction lets you to learn at your own pace. You can start with an introduction to the very basics, such as choosing tools and preferences, before gradually progressing to the more creative aspects of the program, such as working with clips, editing sequences and creating effects.
All the latest CS4 enhancements are covered, including the new end-to-end metadata workflow, "Speech Search" and tapeless camera support that lets you use the latest tapeless formats. The DVD concludes with a broad range of interactive exercises in animation, audio and exporting work, and you’ll be amazed at how quickly you progress to making and editing your very own films. The only thing we can’t guarantee is good reviews of your work! Learn from the comfort of your own home, at your own pace. Order today and take your first steps to becoming a movie director with Adobe® Premiere®.
 Mediaroots teach using real-world exercises and projects |
 Mediaroots use only presenters sourced from the British creative industry |
Course Outline1. Introduction
2. New Features
3. Getting Started
4. Projects
5. Importing & Managing Assets
6. Working with Clips & Assets
7. Editing a Sequence
8. Timecode Display (CS4)
9. Transitions
10. Titles
11. Effects
12. Animation
13. Compositing
14. Audio
15. Audio Control (CS4)
16. Editing Control (CS4)
17. Exporting
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
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First things first the British voice is good to hear but in truth I never had that much of a problem with the american voices used in numerous adobe products I have used in the past (which had their own training element with them). The information is provided in a clear and concise fashion and is of true benefit for anyone who really wants to get into this software. I think the most useful part of this is that the training guide gives an excellent grounding in the basics before dipping further into the more technical elements of the software. When you have used this video training package you gain a full appreciation of how powerful Premiere is and how easy it can be to use. This is really well done and well worth buying if you want to get more up close and personal with Adobe Premiere.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
I'm a complete novice looking to get started with Adobe Premiere. I bought this training DVD along with Mediaroots' Photoshop DVD and they're building me up to speed well. As a complete beginner I needed something that would take me from the complete basics upwards and that's exactly what I've received, the presenter starts out as if teaching someone who's never opened Premiere before. I really like his teaching style and look forward to completing the whole DVD.
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I found the material in this DVD very clear and to the point. No waffling or time-filling. The structure is logical and takes the beginner through the basics before looking at the more complex editing and exporting features. If you have bought Premiere and have found it a bit daunting or find that you are only using 5-10% of the functionality, this one's for you.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Handy and accessible
A good all round training package that starts off with the basics then progresses incrementally towards the more complex stuff. Read more
Published 19 months ago by All of them Witches
Review of Adobe Premiere
Unfortunately another useless and unnecessary piece of software. For what you're paying, you get exactly the same functionality as programs already included with most PCS nowadays... Read more
Published 22 months ago by Ken Smith
For Premiere novices
I've been using premiere in various versions for over ten years but was still hoping that this tutorial would teach me a few things, especially in its latest CS4 format. Read more
Published on 24 Nov 2009 by J. S. Meins
For the novice to the professional...
As an absolute beginner, I was concerned that this training package would be more focused on the needs of the professional who was already au fait with the basic nuts and bolts. Read more
Published on 19 Nov 2009 by captive8122@hotmail.com
Excelllent training material for Adobe Premiere
The content of the training is excellent, is extremely thorough, all explanations and descriptions are simply described. Read more
Published on 20 Aug 2009 by Mr. Graham Cummings
Excellent entry guide to Premiere Pro CS3/4
This is a well presented guide to Premiere. The presenter is English and takes you through step by step the process to import, edit and export your movie. Read more
Published on 23 July 2009 by Robert Hardie
good if you want training off line
There is plenty of excellent free training available on the web not the least from Adobe themselves, but if you want something that isn't online; if you are travelling to work with... Read more
Published on 29 May 2009 by artemisrhi
Very useful!
I've had a copy of Premiere installed on my comp for nearly two years. I tried online tutorials to learn how to use it but they were far too advanced for me. Read more
Published on 21 May 2009 by zenadox
Taught me a thing or two
Having used Adobe Premiere for a number of years before being forced to use Premiere Elements opening up Premiere Pro in CS4 was a bit of a shock to my system, so many things had... Read more
Published on 20 May 2009 by Mr. M. Regan
When Adobe Becomes Easier
I've had Adobe Premiere CS3 for a while now, unfortunately while it is installed on my hard drive, it's been destined to remain unused, simply because (for me at least) I find it... Read more
Published on 18 May 2009 by Andrew Kerr
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