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From the Author

Lesson Assets, Introductory Videos and Expert Sidebars

What's on the DVD *

Lesson files . . . and so much more

Getting Started

About Classroom in a Book

Installing Adobe Premiere Pro

Optimizing performance

Copying the lesson files

How to use these lessons

Additional resources

Adobe Certification

Chapter 1. Touring Premiere Pro 2.0

Getting started

Video editing: Then and now

Premiere Pro 2.0A nonlinear editor

Presenting the standard digital video workflow

Enhancing the workflow with high-level features

Incorporating the Adobe Creative Suite Production Studio Premium into the workflow

Touring the Premiere Pro workspace: Lesson 1-1

Customizing the workspace: Lesson 1-2

Chapter 2. Taking a Quick Run-through of Premiere Pro 2.0

Getting started

Placing clips on a sequence: Lesson 2-1

Arranging and trimming clips: Lesson 2-2

Adding a transition: Lesson 2-3

Applying a video effect: Lesson 2-4

Editing a Photoshop layered graphic: Lesson 2-5

Compositing graphics using a nested sequence: Lesson 2-6

Chapter 3. Shooting and Capturing Great Video Assets

Getting started

Twenty tips for shooting great video

Capturing video

Capturing an entire tape: Lesson 3-1

Using batch capture and scene detection: Lesson 3-2

Tackling manual analog movie capture

Chapter 4. Selecting Settings, Adjusting Preferences and Managing Assets

Getting started

Selecting project settings: Lesson 4-1

Adjusting user preferences: Lesson 4-2

Importing assets: Lesson 4-3

Image and graphics issues: Lesson 4-4

Managing media in the Project panel: Lesson 4-5

Working with assets in Adobe Bridge: Lesson 4-6

Chapter 5. Creating Cuts-only Videos

Getting started

Using a storyboard to build a rough cut: Lesson 5-1

Editing clips on the Timeline: Lesson 5-2

Moving clips to, from and within the Timeline: Lesson 5-3

Working with Source Monitor editing tools: Lesson 5-4

Adjusting clips in the Trim panel: Lesson 5-5

Using other editing tools

Chapter 6. Adding Video Transitions

Getting started

Using transitions with restraint

Trying some transitions: Lesson 6-1

Changing parameters in the Effect Controls panel: Lesson 6-2

Using the A/B mode to fine-tune a transition: Lesson 6-3

Chapter 7. Creating Dynamic Titles

Getting started

Strengthen your project with supers

Changing text parameters: Lesson 7-1

Building text from scratch: Lesson 7-2

Putting text on a path: Lesson 7-3

Creating shapes: Lesson 7-4

Making text roll and crawl: Lesson 7-5

Deconstructing effects: Sheens, Strokes, Shadows and Fill: Lesson 7-6

Chapter 8. Applying Specialized Editing Tools

Getting started

Using five timesaving editing tools: Lesson 8-1

Adding a TV news-style cutaway: Lesson 8-2

Changing clip speed and direction: Lesson 8-3

Using graphics with two transitions: Lesson 8-4

Switching a four-camera production: Lesson 8-5

Chapter 9. Adding Video Effects

Getting started

Sampling some basic video effects: Lesson 9-1

Manipulating keyframes and effect parameters: Lesson 9-2

Adding keyframe interpolation and velocity: Lesson 9-3

Taking some fantastic effects for a test drive: Lesson 9-4

Chapter 10. Putting Clips in Motion

Getting started

Applying the Motion effect to clips: Lesson 10-1

Changing clip size and adding rotation: Lesson 10-2

Working with keyframe interpolation: Lesson 10-3

Putting pictures-in-a-picture: Lesson 10-4

Enhancing motion with shadows and beveled edges: Lesson 10-5

Other motion effects: Transform, Basic 3D, and Camera View: Lesson 10-6

Chapter 11. Acquiring and Editing Audio

Getting started

Selecting the right mic for the job

Connecting mics to your camcorder or PC

Setting up a basic voice-recording area

Voicing professional narrations

Premiere ProA high-quality aural experience

Examining audio characteristics: Lesson 11-1

Adjusting audio volume: Lesson 11-2

Adding J-cuts and L-cuts: Lesson 11-3

Chapter 12. Sweetening Your Sound and Mixing Audio

Getting started

Sweetening sound with audio effects: Lesson 12-1

Trying out stereo and 5.1 surround sound effects: Lesson 12-2

Working with the Audio Mixer: Lesson 12-3

Outputting tracks to submixes: Lesson 12-4

Recording voice-overs: Lesson 12-5

Creating a 5.1 surround sound mix

Moving up to professional editing with Adobe Audition 2.0

Chapter 13. Compositing Techniques

Getting started

Making compositing part of your projects

Working with the Opacity effect: Lesson 13-1

Two multiple track video effects: Blend and Texturize: Lesson 13-2

Working with alpha channel transparencies: Lesson 13-3

Applying chroma, color and luminance keying effects: Lesson 13-4

Using matte keys: Lesson 13-5

Chapter 14. Enhancing Color, Editing Tips, & Shortcuts

Getting started

An overview of color-oriented effects

Adjusting and enhancing color: Lesson 14-1

Using nested sequences: Lesson 14-2

Three quick editing techniques: Lesson 14-3

Recommended keyboard shortcuts

Chapter 15. Project Management

Getting started

Project Menu overview: Lesson 15-1

Using the Project Manager: Lesson 15-2

Conducting a Clip Notes review: Lesson 15-3

High definition video and film features

Chapter 16. Using Photoshop and After Effects to Enhance Your DV Project

Getting started

Introducing Photoshop CS2

Demonstrating some Photoshop CS2 basics: Lesson 16-1

Photoshop tips for DV productions

Editing Encore DVD menus in Photoshop: Lesson 16-2

Introducing After Effects 7.0

Trying out text animation with After Effects: Lesson 16-3

Using effects and Motion Tracker: Lesson 16-4

Chapter 17. Exporting Frames, Clips and Sequences

Getting started

Recording to videotape: Lesson 17-1

Making single frames: Lesson 17-2

Creating standard movie, image sequence and audio files: Lesson 17-3

Using the Adobe Media Encoder

Working with edit decision lists

Exporting to DVD

Chapter 18. Authoring DVDs with Premiere Pro and Encore DVD 2.0

Getting started

Overview of DVD authoring in Premiere Pro

Previewing Your DVD project: Lesson 18-1

Adding DVD markers to the Timeline: Lesson 18-2

Creating an auto-play DVD with markers: Lesson 18-3

Using DVD menu templates: Lesson 18-4

Authoring with Encore DVD 2.0

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Tackling manual analog movie capture

If you need to transfer analog videoconsumer-level VHS, SVHS, Hi-8, or professional-grade video such as Beta-SPyou need a video capture card with analog inputs . Most such cards have consumer-quality composite connectors as well as S-video and sometimes top-of-the-line component plugs.

Adobe Certified Expert exam objective

Describe the process required to capture analog video.

Check your card's documentation for set-up and compatibility issues.

With analog video, you have only one capture option to do it manually:

1.

Open the Capture panel (File > Capture).

2.

Use the controls on the camcorder to move the videotape to a point several seconds before the frame you want to begin capturing.

3.

Press the Play button on the camcorder, then click the red Record button in the Capture panel.

4.

When your clip has been captured, click the Stop button in the Capture panel and on the camcorder. Your clip will show up in the Project panel.