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The document provides instructions for creating a new project in Adobe Premiere Pro and converting video footage to a format compatible with Premiere Pro. The instructions include naming the project and sequence, choosing a save location, selecting clips to convert to Windows Media format using Adobe Media Encoder, and starting the conversion queue.
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This document provides step-by-step instructions for creating a documentary using Windows Movie Maker. It explains how to import videos, images, and audio clips, arrange them on the storyboard or timeline, add titles and effects, record narration, and export the finished movie. The various panes and views of the Movie Maker interface are also described, including the collection pane, video preview pane, storyboard view, and timeline view.
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2) Once your project is created, you can drag your footage from the media browser into the timeline to begin editing. You can cut clips, add transitions and effects, and overlay titles.
3) When you have finished editing, you render your project by setting export settings for video, audio, and file format (usually H.264 mp4). Then click export to convert your edited project into a shareable
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3) When you have finished editing, you render your project by setting export settings for video, audio, and file format (usually H.264 mp4), then clicking export. This will create a video file of your edited
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- 3. Next you’ll have to choose a location in After choosing your location it will ask you which to save your project. I suggest making to name your sequence, again mine is a new folder so that none of your project will example for this. Make sure your project is go missing. In this folder you should also saved at DV-PAL and Standard 48kHz and keep your footage. then click ok.
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