In this video, you'll learn how to use Adobe Premiere Pro.
You'll learn how to set up a project,
edit on the timeline,
add transitions and effects,
adjust color,
edit audio,
and export.
Use the clickable sections below
to skip to different parts of this tutorial.
Click "New Project" here.
Give your new project a name
and choose where you want it to be saved.
Click "OK."
The easiest way to import media
is to simply drag and drop it onto the media panel here.
To better organize your media clips in the media panel,
you can put them in folders called bins.
Click "New Bin" here to create a new bin.
You'll now be given the opportunity to name it.
You can now drag and drop media clips into your bin
and double-click the bin to open it up.
Click back here to go back to the master media panel.
You can drag and drop media straight onto your timeline.
Video clips will be added to video channels,
and audio clips will be added to audio channels below.
To only add a section of a clip to your timeline,
double-click the clip in your media panel,
and it'll appear in the source window here.
Use the in and out markers
to mark the section of the clip you want to add.
Now when you drag and drop it onto the timeline,
it'll only add that section.
A message may appear asking
if you want your timeline settings to match
the settings of the clip you're dragging onto it.
Click "Change sequence settings"
to make your sequence settings
match the settings of this first clip.
You can always modify your sequence settings
by going to "Sequence," then "Sequence Settings."
Now that your media clips are on the timeline,
you can move them around by clicking and dragging
and shorten or elongate
by clicking and dragging from either end.
You can also move the video or audio
to different video or audio channels.
You can unlink linked video and audio
by right-clicking and selecting "Unlink."
The video and audio tracks
will then be able to be moved separately.
Note that if you move a clip on top of another,
it'll automatically overwrite it.
Press command and Z to undo.
Use the plus and minus keys
to zoom in and out of your timeline.
Use the cut tool to cut a clip
into two separate clips along a point.
Each of these clips will then
be able to be moved and edited
independently of one another.
Use the selection tool to move and edit them.
Use the space bar or hit play here
to play your edit in the viewer window
from your playhead position.
Transitions can be found under "Video Transitions" here.
Choose the transition you want
and drag it onto either end of your clip.
Click and drag to change the duration of the transition.
You can place a transition between two adjacent clips
to transition between them.
Effects can be found under "Video Effects" here.
Click and drag your desired effect onto a clip.
You can then modify your effect
under the Effect Controls tab here.
Color adjustments can be made
using the Lumetri Color effect.
Find Lumetri Color under Color Correction
in Video Effects and click and drag onto a clip.
Under the Effects Control panel,
you'll now be able to make all your color adjustments
to this clip, including contrast, saturation,
temperature, and many more.
Audio effects and transitions can be found here
and act in the same way as video effects and transitions.
Simply drag and drop them onto audio clips
and modify under "Effect Controls."
You can make each track bigger or smaller to view
by clicking and dragging here.
Click and drag this line up or down on the audio clip
to adjust the volume level.
Once you're happy with your edit,
you can export by clicking "File,"
"Export," then "Media."
Choose here whether you want to export the entire timeline
or just between the in and out markers on your timeline.
Choose your output format here
and choose further video and audio output settings here.
Give your file a name and choose its destination here.
Click "Export" to begin exporting.