How to edit Video | Movie Maker Online | EP-02_Premiere Full Editing

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Introduction

Introduction

In this episode, we will walk you through the process of video editing using Premiere Pro. The objective is to familiarize you with the basic and some advanced functionalities to make your editing experience seamless. Let's jump right in!

Getting Started

Creating a New Project

  1. Open Premiere Pro: Start the application on your system.
  2. Go to File -> New Project: You will need to rear and then specify its location.
  3. Create a Folder: For organizational purposes, create a folder for your projects.

Initial Setup

  1. File Menu: Navigate inside the file menu to spread and link your qualifications without going into the electrolyte. Select the desired folder.
  2. Project Window: Accessible here are contest effects, control panels, gram meters, and the last week's timeline where you start editing.

Timeline and Basic Editing

Timeline Navigation

  1. Go to Timeline Attendant: Click on it.
  2. Left Side Panel: You'll find various useful tools here.
  3. Matching Tests: Conduct tests to ensure that the content matches your project requirements.

Basic Edits

  1. New Item Setup: Go to the new item and set your sequence.
  2. Setup Frequency: Adjust settings to match the latest standards like 48k, which is common for most YouTube creators.
  3. Settings Adjustments: Change to custom settings if required. Square pixels, 5-minute timelines, and other standard settings could be applied.

Transition Effects

  1. Special Effects: For instance, you may need to add effects such as "Cream" to apply certain looks.
  2. Video Strikes: Manage video strikes to remove unwanted sections.

Rough Edits

  1. Cutting Videos: Use tools like ranger from the left panel to cut and delete sections.
  2. Track and Release: Right-click to track and release gaps present in the timeline.

Advanced Editing Techniques

Quality and Effects

  1. Footage Checks: Constantly check your footage for the highest quality and continuity. This is especially crucial at the initial stages.
  2. Transitions: Add suitable transitions by dragging them into the timeline to give a seamless effect.

Fine-tuning

  1. Timeline Zoom: Use the zooming in and out feature to have better control while cutting and adjusting footage.
  2. Effect Controls: Adjust various effects to ensure a smooth and professional finish.
  3. Deleting Unwanted Sections: Right-click and delete portions that are not needed.

Finalizing Edits

  1. Review: Continuously review your edits to ensure the best output.
  2. Export Settings: Adjust export settings as per the platform requirements for final delivery.

Conclusion

Editing videos might seem complex at first, but with constant practice and using the steps mentioned above, you'll start creating professional-quality videos in no time. Happy editing!

Keywords

  • Video Editing
  • Premiere Pro
  • Timeline Navigation
  • Basic Edits
  • Transition Effects
  • Quality Checks
  • Advanced Editing

FAQs

Q1: How do I start a new project in Premiere Pro? A1: Open Premiere Pro, go to File -> New Project, specify its location, and create a folder for better organization.

Q2: Which settings should I adjust for a new item sequence? A2: You can set your sequence to match the latest standards like 48k and adjust settings to square pixels and 5-minute timelines as required.

Q3: How can I cut and delete sections from my video? A3: Use tools from the left panel, cut with the ranger, and delete unwanted sections by right-clicking and selecting delete.

Q4: What is the importance of quality checks? A4: Regular quality checks ensure high-quality output and content continuity, which are crucial for maintaining professional standards.

Q5: How do I add transitions to my video? A5: Drag the desired transitions from the effects panel into the timeline to create seamless visual effects between cuts.

Q6: How do I stay organized during editing? A6: Create dedicated folders, label your sequences, and regularly save your project files to stay organized and ensure a smooth editing workflow.