Workflow in Adobe premiere Pro

1. DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL,BAREILLY
SESSION 2021-22
Workflow in Adobe Premiere Pro
Made by : Harshdeep Singh
Class: XII A
Subject:Multimedia
Submitted to: Mr. Dinesh Kumar

2. INTRODUCTION
Adobe Premiere Pro is a timeline-based video
editing software application developed by Adobe
Inc. and published as part of the Adobe Creative
Cloud licensing program. First launched in 2003,
Adobe Premiere Pro is a successor of Adobe
Premiere (first launched in 1991). It is geared
towards professional video editing, while its
sibling, Adobe Premiere Elements, targets the
consumer market.
Now we will learn about the workflow of Adobe
Premiere Pro…

3. BEFORE YOU BEGIN
• Gather your footage and other media
files: Premiere Pro supports a variety of file
formats. Check list of supported file formats to
understand if your files can be imported into
Premiere Pro. Save your files in your computer or in
a dedicated storage drive (recommended).
• Check your system requirements: If your
computer meets the system requirements, go
ahead and install premiere pro. If your graphic
cards are not fully supported, Premiere Pro flags
this issue when you launch the app. Check and
update your drivers to get the best out of Premiere
Pro.

4. START A NEW PROJECT OR OPEN AN EXISTING
PROJECT
 To start a new project, click New Project.
 To open an existing project, click Open Project.
 If you have started on a project using Premiere
Rush (on the go app for capturing and editing
video, open it directly in Premiere Pro for further
editing. Click Open Premiere Rush Project.
 If you are working with others, then you might want
to create a new Team Project. Click New Team
Project.

5. IMPORT VIDEO AND AUDIO
 Import video footage and other media files.
 To import files, you can:
• Use the Media Browser.
• Use dynamic linking to bring in assets from After
Effects, Photoshop, or Illustrator.

6. ASSEMBLE AND REFINE A SEQUENCE
 To view a clip in the Source Monitor, double-click
the clip in the Project Panel. Using the Source
Monitor, you can view clips, set edit points, and
mark frames before adding clips to a sequence.
Refine sequences by manipulating clips in the
Timeline panel.
 Add clips to a sequence in the Timeline panel by
dragging them from the Project Panel, or by using
the Insert (the comma key) or Overwrite buttons
(the full stop key).

7. ADD TITLES
 To get started with titles, you can select an existing
motion graphic template from Premiere Pro. You
can also create a title directly in your video using
the Type tool in the Program Monitor.
 Type in a title, and then adjust its appearance. Save
your title as a Motion Graphics template so it can
be reused and shared.
 For more information on using the Essential
Graphics panel, see Create titles and motion
graphics.

8. ADD TRANSITIONS AND EFFECTS

Add transitions between clips to smoothly move
from one clip to another. The Effects Control panel
includes an extensive list of transitions and effects
you can apply.
 Add an effect or transition to a clip in
the Timeline panel by dragging it from
the Effects panel. Adjust the effect, duration, and
alignment using the Effects Control panel.

9. EDIT COLOR
 There are multiple color editing options in Premiere Pro.
You can:
• Apply looks (color presets) and make adjustments.
• Refine looks using RGB Curves and the Hue Saturation
Curve.
• Compare and match color across clips.
• Adjust shadows, midtones, and highlights using color
wheels.
• Apply LUTs and make technical corrections to light, and
more.
 To get started, experiment with looks. Select a clip in the
timeline, and select a look from the Creative section of
the Lumetri color panel. Adjust the Intensity and
Adjustments sliders to fine-tune the preset.

10. MIX AUDIO
 Premiere Pro offers a complete audio editing
solution within the application. Some common
audio edits you can do are sync audio with video, or
reduce background voice. You can also choose to
edit audio in Audition for advanced audio mixing.

11. CHANGE DURATION AND SPEED
 You can set a duration for video or audio clips,
letting them speed up or slow down to fill the
duration.
 You can use the following options to change the
speed and duration of clips:
• Speed/Duration command .
• Rate Stretch tool
• Time Remapping feature


12. EXPORT
 Deliver your edited sequence in the medium of your
choice. Using Adobe Media Encoder, you can
customize export settings that match the needs of
your viewing audience.