Adobe Premiere Pro Course

Lesson 1 • Understanding the Premiere Pro Interface

Identify and operate every major panel in the default workspace. Establishes spatial memory needed for all subsequent editing tasks.

Lesson 2 • Importing and Organising Media

Import footage, audio, and graphics using multiple methods and organise assets in bins. Efficient media management accelerates every editing workflow.

Lesson 3 • Creating and Configuring Projects

Set up projects with correct sequence settings, scratch disks, and file paths. Prevents common technical errors that arise from misconfigured projects.

Lesson 1 • Markers and Timeline Navigation

Add sequence and clip markers to annotate edits and navigate efficiently. Markers streamline collaboration and revision workflows.

Lesson 2 • Trimming and Refining Edits

Use Ripple, Roll, Slip, and Slide tools to refine cut points with precision. Transforms a rough assembly into a tight, intentional edit.

Lesson 3 • Assembling Clips in the Timeline

Place, reorder, and remove clips using insert, overwrite, and three-point editing. Directly applies project setup skills to build a first assembly cut.

Lesson 4 • Keyboard Shortcuts and Efficiency

Customise and memorise essential shortcuts to dramatically reduce editing time. Speed directly impacts professional output quality and deadlines.

Lesson 1 • Understanding Audio in Premiere Pro

Distinguish mono, stereo, and adaptive audio tracks and configure channel routing. Correct track types prevent audio errors throughout the project.

Lesson 2 • Mixing with the Audio Track Mixer

Use the Audio Track Mixer for submix routing, sends, and automation recording. Enables broadcast-level mixing workflows without external software.

Lesson 3 • Essential Audio Effects

Apply Parametric EQ, DeNoise, DeReverb, and Dynamics effects to clean dialogue. Builds professional audio quality directly inside the editing timeline.

Lesson 4 • Syncing and Replacing Audio

Sync dual-system audio, replace camera audio, and use Merge Clips. Essential for narrative and documentary productions using external recorders.

Lesson 1 • Designing Text and Lower Thirds

Style fonts, apply fills, strokes, and shadows to create broadcast-quality lower thirds. Typography choices directly affect perceived production value.

Lesson 2 • Essential Graphics Panel Overview

Navigate the Essential Graphics panel to create, layer, and style text and shapes. Establishes the design environment used for all title and graphic work.

Lesson 3 • Motion Graphics Templates (MOGRTs)

Install, customise, and apply MOGRT files from Adobe Stock and local sources. MOGRTs accelerate delivery by providing pre-built, editable animated templates.

Lesson 4 • Scrolling Credits and Captions

Create rolling credits and import caption files for accessibility compliance. Captions and credits are required deliverables for broadcast and streaming platforms.

Lesson 1 • Primary Colour Correction

Use Lumetri Basic panel to fix exposure, contrast, white balance, and saturation. Primary correction establishes a neutral, technically correct starting point.

Lesson 2 • Colour Matching and Shot Consistency

Use Comparison View and Color Match to match shots across a scene. Consistency across cuts is a hallmark of broadcast and theatrical quality.

Lesson 3 • Secondary Colour Correction

Isolate specific colours or regions using HSL Secondary and masks for targeted grading. Secondary correction enables precise creative and corrective adjustments.

Lesson 4 • Creative Grading and LUTs

Apply LUTs, curves, and colour wheels to establish a cinematic look. Creative grading differentiates professional work and reinforces visual storytelling.

Lesson 1 • Applying and Customising Transitions

Add video and audio transitions, adjust duration, and align to cut points. Transitions must serve narrative intent rather than distract from content.

Lesson 2 • Transform and Motion Effects

Animate clip position, scale, rotation, and anchor point for picture-in-picture and reframing. Motion effects are essential for dynamic storytelling and delivery reframing.

Lesson 3 • Keyframing Effects Over Time

Animate effect parameters using keyframes to create dynamic visual changes. Keyframed effects enable motion-reactive and time-based visual storytelling.

Lesson 4 • Masking and Tracking

Draw and animate masks to isolate regions and track them to moving subjects. Masking enables targeted effects, blurs, and compositing within the timeline.

Lesson 1 • Multicam Editing

Create multicam sequences, switch angles in real time, and refine cuts. Multicam editing is the standard workflow for interviews, events, and live productions.

Lesson 2 • Proxy Workflows for High-Resolution Media

Create and attach proxy files to edit 4K and RAW footage on lower-spec systems. Proxy workflows maintain editorial speed without sacrificing final output quality.

Lesson 3 • Speech to Text and Transcript Editing

Generate transcripts using Premiere's AI speech-to-text and edit via the text panel. Transcript-based editing dramatically accelerates dialogue-heavy content workflows.

Lesson 4 • Team Projects and Collaboration

Use Team Projects to share sequences, bins, and assets across multiple editors. Collaborative workflows are standard in agency, broadcast, and post-production environments.

Lesson 1 • Export Settings and Codecs

Navigate the Export dialog to select formats, codecs, and bitrate settings. Codec selection determines file size, quality, and platform compatibility.

Lesson 2 • Adobe Media Encoder Workflow

Queue multiple exports in Adobe Media Encoder to free Premiere for continued editing. Batch encoding is essential for high-volume and multi-format delivery.

Lesson 3 • Exporting Still Frames and Sequences

Export single frames, image sequences, and EDLs for VFX and post-production handoffs. Proper handoff formats prevent errors in downstream post workflows.

Lesson 4 • Exporting for Specific Platforms

Apply platform-specific presets for broadcast, YouTube, Vimeo, and social media. Each platform has unique resolution, codec, and loudness requirements.