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Intended for beginners, this guide explains how to produce desktop digital video movies using Adobe Premiere Pro and export the final product to different media formats. The more advanced chapters discuss titles, graphics, editing tools, and special effects, and provide instructions for working with Encore, Photoshop, Illustrator, and After Effects. The DVD-ROM contains tutorial files and trial versions of the Adobe software.Copyright © 2004 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
Review
“…a great reference guide no matter what your level of expertise.” (Digital Creative Arts)
"...an invaluable and thorough resource...there's no other title we'd rather recommend. Buy it and be saved..." (Computer Arts, March 2004)
Review
“…a great reference guide no matter what your level of expertise.” (Digital Creative Arts)
"...an invaluable and thorough resource...there's no other title we'd rather recommend. Buy it and be saved..." (Computer Arts, March 2004)
Book Description
* Totally revised and enhanced to cover the major new upgrade to the overall leading desktop digital video application
* Packed with tutorials, tips, and tricks, this is the authoritative and comprehensive guide to creating, editing, and outputting digital video to DVD, CD-ROM, the Web, or videotape
* Shows how to create special effects using Premiere and After Effects, Encore, and other software; how to integrate narration, music, and sound effects with moving images; and how to create digital video productions from movies shot on a camcorder
* Bonus CD-ROM is loaded with video-based tutorials, a library of usable video clips and sample effects, useful video filters and utilities, and software tryouts
Book Info
Guide to creating digital video productions from video shot with your own camcorder. Shows how to integrate special effects, add your own soundtrack and audio effects, and more. For beginning to advanced users. Softcover.
From the Back Cover
If Adobe Premiere Pro can do it, you can do it too...
Whether you’re an Adobe Premiere Pro expert or a beginner, you’ll find all the tutorials, tips, and tricks you’ll need to start producing sophisticated digital video productions using the latest features. From capturing video onto your desktop and editing several clips together to creating unforgettable special effects and outputting your movie to DVD or the Web, this completely updated and revised reference is the one guidebook that helps you do it all.
Inside, you’ll find complete coverage of Adobe Premiere Pro Save time when creating projects by customizing Adobe Premiere Pro Import video directly into Premiere from a digital or analog camcorder Add rolling and scrolling credits and create eye-catching titles Apply advanced editing techniques such as 3- and 4-point edits, and use Rolling Edit and Ripple Edit tools Integrate narration, music, and sound effects with your own video images Incorporate motion effects using the Motion dialog box Export QuickTime® and AVI movies using the specific settings that produce best results Edit Premiere Filmstrip files in Adobe Photoshop and export them back into Premiere Design your own special effects using Premiere, After Effects, Encore DVD, and other software
The bonus DVD contains Tryout versions of Adobe Premiere Pro, Encore DVD, After Effects, Photoshop, Illustrator®, and GoLive Trial versions of Macromedia FlashTM MX 2004 and Director® MX along with Discreet CleanerTM XL trial version Video-based tutorials, a library of usable video clips and sample effects, useful video filters and utilities, and more
About the Author
Adele Droblas and Seth Greenberg are best-selling authors, educators and consultants. They have taught courses on After Effects, Premiere, Director, Dreamweaver, Flash, Painter, Photoshop and other applications for Columbia University and Pratt Institute. Adele has taught Adobe Premiere to news producers at CNBC, showing them how to edit video clips for use on their web site. She has also taught varies corporations in NYC how to use After Effects to create and incorporate title effects with video clips. Seth Greenberg has worked as a producer at a television production company, which produced syndicated television programming and industrial films. As a television producer, Seth wrote scripts and supervised production shoots, editing and postproduction sessions.
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