Premiere 6 is Adobe2s award-winning digital video editing software. Teach Yourself VISUALLY Premiere 6 is the full-color tutorial with clear, concise, jargon-free instructions with over 500 color screenshots throughout. This book is jam-packed with information that goes beyond the basics. You2ll find out how to edit digital video in Premiere; create special effects; integrate narration, music and/or sound effects with moving images; and create digital video productions out of camcorder movies.

<b>Sherry Kinkoph</b> has been a computer book author for eight years, with 40 titles to her name including Teach Yourself VISUALLY Flash 5 and Master VISUALLY FrontPage 2002. She lives and works near Indianapolis, IN.

Getting to Know Premiere

Introduction to Premiere

4

(2)

Introduction to Digital Video

6

(2)

Introduction to Video Editing

8

(2)

Plan a Video Project

10

(2)

Navigate the Program Window

12

(2)

Work with Premiere Windows

14

(2)

Work with Premiere Palettes

16

(2)

Find Help with Premiere

18

(4)

Starting a Premiere Project

Understanding Premiere Settings

22

(2)

Set an Initial Workspace

24

(1)

Change Workspace Settings

25

(1)

Save a Project

26

(1)

Close a Project

27

(1)

Start a New Project

28

(1)

Open an Existing Project

29

(1)

Navigate Project Settings

30

(2)

Save Project Settings

32

(1)

Load Project Settings

33

(1)

Using the Settings Viewer

34

(1)

Change the Startup Screen

35

(1)

Navigate the Project Window

36

(1)

Change Project Window Views

37

(1)

Create a Storyboard

38

(6)

Capturing Video

Understanding Video Capture

44

(2)

Work with the Movie Capture Window

46

(2)

Change Capture Settings

48

(2)

Set the Scratch Disk

50

(2)

Capture Video in the Capture Window

52

(2)

Perform a Batch Capture

54

(4)

Add Timecode to a Clip

58

(4)

Importing Production Elements

Understanding Production Elements

62

(2)

Import a Clip

64

(2)

Organize Clips

66

(2)

Set a Frame Duration for Imported Still Images

68

(1)

Lock the Aspect Ratio for Imported Still Images

69

(1)

Import Still Image Sequences

70

(2)

Import a Project

72

(4)

Working With Clips

Understanding Clips

76

(2)

View a Video Clip

78

(1)

Play a Sound Clip

79

(1)

View a Still Image Clip

80

(1)

Rename a Clip

81

(1)

Set In and Out Points for a Video Clip

82

(2)

Set In and Out Points for an Audio Clip

84

(2)

Add a Leader Clip

86

(4)

Working With the Timeline

Understanding the Timeline

90

(2)

Navigate the Timeline

92

(2)

Customize the Timeline

94

(2)

Add Tracks

96

(2)

Delete Tracks

98

(1)

Name Tracks

99

(1)

Lock and Unlock Tracks

100

(1)

Expand and Collapse Tracks

101

(1)

Create a Shy Track

102

(1)

Exclude a Track

103

(1)

Using the Navigator Palette

104

(1)

Zoom the Timeline View

105

(3)

Editing in the Monitor Window

Navigate the Monitor Window

108

(2)

Change Monitor Window Views

110

(2)

View a Video Clip in Source View

112

(1)

View an Audio Clip in Source View

113

(1)

View Video in Program View

114

(1)

Set the Time Display

115

(1)

Using Video-Safe zones

116

(2)

Cue a Clip in the Monitor Window

118

(2)

Set In and Out Points in the Monitor Window

120

(2)

Add a Source Clip to the Timeline

122

(1)

Specify a Target Track

123

(1)

Add Source Markers

124

(2)

Perform a Three-Point Edit

126

(2)

Perform a Four-Point Edit

128

(2)

Lift and Extract Frames

130

(2)

Preview a Video Project

132

(2)

Gang the Source and Program Views

134

(4)

Editing Clips in the Timeline

Using the Timeline Toolbox Tools

138

(1)

Cue the Edit Line

139

(1)

Add a Clip to the Timeline

140

(1)

Select a Clip in the Timeline

141

(1)

Delete a Clip from the Timeline

142

(1)

Reuse a Clip

143

(1)

Move Clips in the Timeline

144

(2)

Delete a Gap Between Clips

146

(1)

Lock and Unlock Clips

147

(1)

Disable or Enable a Clip

148

(1)

Using Snap to Edges

149

(1)

Link and Unlink Clips

150

(2)

Cut and Paste Clips

152

(2)

Split Clips

154

(2)

Set in and Out Points on the Timeline

156

(2)

Change Clip Speed and Duration

158

(2)

Add Program Markers

160

(4)

Fine-Funing a Program

Create a Ripple Edit

164

(2)

Create a Rolling Edit

166

(2)

Create a Slip Edit

168

(2)

Create a Slide Edit

170

(2)

Edit in Trim Mode

172

(2)

Perform a Ripple Edit in Trim Mode

174

(2)

Perform a Rolling Edit in Trim Mode

176

(2)

Preview an Edit in Trim Mode

178

(1)

Customize Trim Mode

179

(1)

Perform a Split Edit in the Timeline

180

(2)

Perform a Split Edit in Trim Mode

182

(4)

Editing Audio

Understanding Video Sound

186

(2)

View Audio Controls

188

(1)

Play an Audio Clip

189

(1)

Add an Audio Clip to the Timeline

190

(1)

Change Volume with the Gain Command

191

(1)

Fade a Sound

192

(2)

Using the Fade Scissors Tool

194

(2)

Create a Cross Fade

196

(2)

Pan a Clip

198

(2)

Using the Audio Mixer

200

(2)

Apply an Audio Effect

202

(4)

Creating Transition Effects

Understanding Transitions

206

(2)

Apply a Transition in A/B Edit Mode

208

(2)

Apply a Transition to a Single Track

210

(2)

Fix a Transition

212

(1)

Replace or Delete a Transition

213

(1)

Adjust Transition Settings

214

(4)

Creating Text and Graphic Effects

Understanding Text and Graphic Elements

218

(2)

Create a New Title

220

(2)

Change Text Attributes

222

(2)

Apply a Background Frame

224

(2)

Create a Scrolling Title

226

(2)

Create a Graphic Shape

228

(2)

Format Graphic Shapes

230

(2)

Edit a Title Clip

232

(1)

Place a Title in a Project

233

(3)

Creating Video Effects

Understanding Video Effects

236

(2)

Apply a Video Effect

238

(2)

Adjust Effect Settings

240

(2)

Remove and Disable Effects

242

(2)

Change a Video Effect Using Keyframes

244

(2)

Edit Video Effect Keyframes

246

(4)

Superimposing Clips

Understanding Transparency in Premiere

250

(2)

Fade a Track

252

(2)

Fade a Track Using Fade Controls

254

(2)

Understanding Keys

256

(2)

Apply a Key

258

(2)

Edit Key Settings

260

(2)

Apply a Garbage Matte Key

262

(2)

Create a Split Screen Effect

264

(4)

Creating Motion Effects

Understanding Motion Effects

268

(2)

Add a Motion Setting to a Clip

270

(2)

Define a Motion Path

272

(2)

Change Motion Speed

274

(2)

Set an Alpha Channel

276

(2)

Save a Motion Setting

278

(1)

Load a Motion Setting

279

(1)

Preview a Motion Setting

280

(1)

Remove a Motion Setting

281

(3)

Outputting Digital Video

Understanding Premiere Output

284

(2)

Export to a Movie File

286

(2)

Export a Single Frame

288

(2)

Export to Videotape

290

(2)

Export for the Web with Cleaner EZ

292

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