The document describes learning Adobe Premiere Pro by completing several editing projects. It details importing clips and exploring the software's tools to work with graphics, titles, effects, and audio. The first project involved editing a wildlife video, including adjusting transitions, music fades, and adding a title. A second project used green screen techniques to composite a subject onto a background island scene using the ultra key effect and adding smoke for an improved composite.

1. ADOBE PREMIERE PRO
First attempt and Learning how to import clips,
Explore the software, Learn skills, Working with
graphics and titles, Change the look of clips, Add
effects, Work with audio, and finally to export a
created movie.

2. I FIRST RESEARCHED HOW TO IMPORT MY CLIPS, I ALSO LEARNT THE
BASICS OF TRANSITIONS AND CUTTING CLIPS TO MY LIKING. FOR THIS
PROJECT I WAS EDITING A WILDLIFE THEME VIDEO.

3. I THEN PLAYED AROUND WITH THE SOUNDTRACK, I FADED THE MUSIC
TOWARDS THE BEGINNING AND THE END TO GIVE A SMOOTH EFFECT.

4. I THEN USED GRAPHICS TO ADD A TITLE TO MY VIDEO, AND AFTER
THESE SIMPLE STEPS I FINISHED MY VIDEO.

5. GREEN SCREEN
After I learnt the basics I wanted to add to my skills
and learn how to edit a green screen background,
this was very helpful as after this small project I had
intentions of creating a swede.

6. For video track V1 I had a video background of an island and
on top of that on video track V2 shown here in the source
monitor has a girl with a green screen background, I dragged
the ultra key effect on to V2 and removed the green,
revealing the island beneath.

7. I then added the smoke effect and sound to the clip
by using the ultra key on the green screen and the
pedastool to make my effect look better