Saving & updating your workspace layout in Premiere Pro

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Weird Stuff I wish I knew when I started with Premiere 16:39
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Project 2 - Wedding 2:46:34
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Audio 2:27:17
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Final Class Project 8:20
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Shortcuts 33:06

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142 lessons / 16 hours 34 quiz questions 10 projects Certificate of achievement

Overview

Hi there, my name is Daniel Walter Scott and I am an Adobe Certified Instructor.

I am here to help you learn Adobe Premiere Pro and to show you the tools you need to become a successful video editor. Premiere Pro is the industry standard used by professional designers to create stunning, high class videos and, after completing this course, you too can become a confident, skillful and efficient creator of stunning videos. 

This course is aimed at people who are completely new to Premiere Pro. 

If you are self taught using Premiere, this course will show you techniques you never dreamed were necessary or possible and will show you efficiencies to help speed up your workflow.

The course covers many topics - all of them on a step-by-step basis. We will use real world video editing examples to work through:
  • An interview
  • A wedding video
  • A short commercial
  • A documentary
  • Social media advertising videos
  • YouTube ‘how to’ videos
  • Talking head footage mixed with screencasts and voiceovers

We will work with text, animation, motion gfx, special effects and we will add music to our video.

We will learn how to do colour correction, colour balancing and also how to create amazing video transitions within our movie. Technical ‘guru’ topics such as HD v 4K, frames per second, exporting work, fixing up bad audio, balancing and synching audio will all become manageable tasks for you. Best of all...I will show you amazing shortcuts and techniques to speed up your workflow.

Throughout the course we will work on mini projects and I will be suggesting assignments which will add value to your portfolio.

Start your Premiere Pro training now and fast track your career as a video editor.

* Please note, you have full permission to transform and upload any work using footage of Daniel as a part of this course. 
Daniel Scott

Daniel Scott

Founder of Bring Your Own Laptop & Chief Instructor

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I discovered the world of design as an art student when I stumbled upon a lab full of green & blue iMac G3’s. My initial curiosity around using the computer to create ‘art’ developed into a full-blown passion, eventually leading me to become a digital designer and founder of Bring Your Own Laptop.

Sharing and teaching are a huge part of who I am. As a certified Adobe instructor, I've had the honor of winning multiple Adobe teaching awards at their annual MAX conference. I see Bring Your Own Laptop as the supportive community I wished for when I was first starting out and intimidated by design. Through teaching, I hope to bring others along for the ride and empower my students to bring their stories, labors of love, and art into the world.
True to my Kiwi roots, I've lived in many places, and currently, I reside in Ireland with my wife and kids.

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Hi everyone, this video we're going to get our workspace all in order, and then save it. By workspace I mean, like this is here, and that’s down there. We're going to save it, in case everything gets lost, we can at least come back to this lovely laid out version. Before we do that we need to get our sequence going, so we can lay it all out. 

We're going to go to 'Footage', we're going to go to 'A Cam', and we're going to pick any of these footage to get started. The right way to create a Timeline or Sequence is to right click it, and go to the one that says 'New Sequence from Clip'. If you're lazy, you just drag it over here, efficiency, they call it. You just drag it, and it does the exact same thing, get to the exact same place, and have this name. Let's rename it, because it's got a-- it's got the same name as my movie, which is not that useful. 

So we're going to call this one 'Wedding'. It's going to be 'Kammes'. Kammes, that feels like it, right? And I'm going to put in the date for it, can't remember what it was. That's what it was, it was Aug 2013, that was it. It's in the wrong place, it's in kind of a bunch of folders, so how do I get it out? It's a bit of a weird one. If I drag it here, it's going to end up in Footage, can you see, it's highlighted. I'm like, "How do I get it out?" Best way is just to kind of drag it to the left of it, all the way back out here, and hopefully, if I close down 'Footage', here it is, there. You might have to do some like, it might end up in this folder. Drag it out of that one. See if you get it down, the root, kind of, home base, so that's where we want our sequences. All right, that don't have to be in there, just useful. 

The next thing I want to do is get my workspace laid out. So you can grab any one of these. You're going to have to work it out for your screen. I like having Lumetri color, and the Essential sounds, but, I don't know, not sure what's wrong with me, but I like Lumetri color first, then graphics, then sound. And I like it that width, nice width, so I'm on my big screen nicely, and change at the Timeline, I'd rather, a smaller, kind of Project Window, and a much bigger Timeline. In terms of the Timeline, doesn't need to be that big, because it's already got a little bit going down here. Same with this Project Window. You can actually grab where they all coincide there. I just want this to be bigger, and I'm happy for my Source Monitor to be nice and small. 

So that's how I like mine, and I'm going to save it. You can already see, I've got one there, but let's say, for this class, let's go to 'File', 'Workspace'. What we're going to do is save as a new workspace. You're going to give yours a name. Something unique, so it doesn't blend in with the other ones. That's unique. Let's click 'OK'. So I know that if later on, I'm messing around with it, and I end up messing it all up, and I'm like, "Ah, what's happened?" What's all this stuff, what are those, those look scary. You drag that all around, and you've broken it. 

You can also-- you can just go up to 'Unicorn' up here, or go to 'Window', 'Workspaces', and pick 'Unicorn'. Hah, back to normal. That is how you create your workspace, let's say you need to update it. Let's say later on, actually that's just too small in there. Oh, don't drag that one, drag this side. And you're like, actually I need a little bit more going on in here, and I want to adjust it now. So you can go to 'Window', 'Workspaces'. This one here, 'Save Changes to this Workspace'. So it's going to, like update the unicorn. The other thing you might do is, I had to kind of delete all my preferences to make this course, but I've got, one that's Unicorn, I've got another one called 4K Monitor, I've got another one called Laptop. 

At the moment I've got my laptop in front of me, you've probably seen it in the videos, and I've got my big screen plugged into it. So I've got a different kind of layout. If you have-- but when I unplug it, and I'm working on just my laptop, which I do very often, I've got a different workspace that utilizes, my screen on my laptop a little bit better. All right, that is Workspaces. That's it, let's get on to the next video.
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