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How to Create and Edit Simple Video In Premiere Pro

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Adobe Premiere Pro is one of the most popular video editing software. This course covers the basics of importing and editing video content. Topics include how to add graphics, titles, sounds, voice-over to videos, and export to a tool like YouTube.

 

Topics include:

 
  1. Planning a video -- Writing a script and choosing a place to shoot
  2. The do’s and don’ts of video shooting
  3. An overview of all basic Video Editing Software
  4. Introduction to Adobe Premiere Pro and editing a basic one-camera video shoot
  5. Adding voiceover and sound effects to videos
  6. Editing a video shot with multiple cameras
  7. Adding graphics and titles to enhance videos
  8. Exporting videos for YouTube and other streaming platforms
  9. Saving files for backup and storage
 

 

 

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