Intro to Adobe Premiere Pro
Intro to Adobe Premiere Pro
Join our Intro to Adobe Premiere Pro course, a cost-efficient editing suite for both Mac and PC users. Whether you're new to editing, switching platforms, or a self-taught editor aiming to streamline your workflow, this course is tailored for you.
Our beginner-friendly curriculum introduces core concepts and techniques applicable across various workflows using Adobe Premiere Pro. In this 12-hour intro course, you'll gain the skills needed to start editing efficiently, no matter your background or experience level.
As a leading industry editing software used by filmmakers and media creators worldwide, Adobe Premiere Pro offers seamless integration with other Adobe Creative Cloud programs like Photoshop and After Effects, providing a sophisticated yet familiar interface. Say goodbye to the hassle of transcoding footage and save time with Adobe Premiere Pro's efficient editing tools.
A recent study shows that over 90% of the world's creative professionals use Adobe Creative Cloud, making Adobe Premiere Pro an essential tool for anyone looking to excel in the industry.
Topics covered include:
Exploring the interface
Importing
Capturing footage
Video fundamentals
Editing techniques
Transitions
Revising the edit
Enhancing the edit
Color correction
Special effects/titling
Access to:
Video assets pack (pre-loaded)
iMac workstation
Real professional feedback from an industry professional
Learning-while-doing with multiple examples and scenarios
Prerequisite: Strong computer literacy skills
This course will be held at the Austin School of Film in our iMac computer lab, with all materials, equipment, software, and computers provided for the duration of the class.
HOW CAN I START A PAYMENT PLAN?
Anyone is eligible for a payment plan for any class if they need it! Email us to get started on a payment plan at classes@austinfilmschool.org. We require 50% of the tuition cost at registration and can divide the remaining balance in up to 2 additional equal payments.
ABOUT THE EDUCATORS
William F. Reed is an independent filmmaker based in Austin, Texas, with a rich background in the film industry. Beginning his career in Los Angeles, he worked on notable productions such as "Star Trek" (2009), "Tenacious D in the Pick of Destiny" (2006), and "Epic Movie" (2007). In 2010, he founded Rude Boy Pictures, through which he has created a diverse portfolio of music videos, short films, documentaries, and narrative features, serving as writer, producer, director, and editor.
An avid supporter of the film community, William played a pivotal role in the creation of the Hill Country Film Festival (HCFF), where he continues to contribute as Technical Director and Film Programmer. He also collaborates with the Lone Star Film Society, serving as Lead Programmer for their annual Lone Star Film Festival (LSFF) and as Lead Instructor for their summer film camps, presented in conjunction with HCFF.
With seven years of experience teaching film production, cinematography, and post-production, William is thrilled to bring his expertise to the faculty at the Austin School of Film.
Gary Gibich is a graduate of the University of Texas Film School and currently serves as an instructor for Adobe After Effects CC (Creative Cloud) and Adobe Premiere Pro CC courses at the Austin School of Film. With a professional background in both Film and Broadcast Television, Gary brings a wealth of industry experience to his teaching.
In addition to his work in education, Gary is also a prolific writer. His book, "Patton’s Lost Platoon," based on a true WWII story, was recognized as an Amazon Breakthrough Novel Award Quarterfinalist in 2010. Gary continues to write novels, scripts, and short form projects, remaining actively engaged in production and post-production.
Who Should Attend:
Editors transitioning from other editing platforms like Avid, Sony Vegas, iMovie, and Final Cut Pro
Individuals new to the world of editing seeking a solid introduction and foundation in editing skills
Digital Video Certificate students may take this course in place of Intro to Final Cut Pro X
Pre-requisites:
None necessary; beginners welcome
Students must be at least 16 years old to take this class
Supplies:
All provided including access to the software
Certificate:
Digital Video Certificate editing class
Certification:
This course, along with all Austin School of Film adult courses, is certified by the Texas Education Agency (TEA) to provide Continuing Professional Educational (CPE) credits
