Premiere Pro: Captioning Video for Web and Social Media
1h 59mIntermediate2024-08-30
Authors

Richard Harrington
Digital Video Expert, Educator, Speaker
Course details
In today's digital world, making videos accessible and discoverable is crucial. This course explores the importance of open and closed captions in video delivery. Learn how closed captions enhance accessibility for individuals who have hearing challenges, support language learners, and assist viewers in noisy environments. Additionally, you'll discover the advantages of open captions, which are always visible, especially in social media contexts where videos often play without sound. Check out this course to learn the skills to make your videos more inclusive and reach a broader audience through effective captioning strategies.
Skills covered
Computer SkillsShooting VideoPremiere ProVideo EditingVideoAdobeBusiness Software and ToolsDeep Dive (X:Y)
Concepts
0. Introduction
- 01 - The how and why of video captioning
- 02 - Using the exercise files
1. Why Accessible Video Matters
- 03 - Key statistics on accessibility
- 04 - Understanding hearing accessibility issues
- 05 - Legal issues surrounding accessibility
- 06 - Additional benefits of accessible video
2. Generating a Transcript in Premiere Pro
- 07 - Exploring the captions and graphics workspace
- 08 - Transcribing clips on import
- 09 - Transcribing a sequence
- 10 - Identifying speakers in a transcript
- 11 - Find and replace text in a Premiere Pro transcript
- 12 - How to export a transcript for external use
- 13 - Other tools for editing transcripts in Premiere Pro
3. Generating Captions in Premiere Pro
- 14 - Choosing a file format for closed captions
- 15 - Generating captions
- 16 - Using a visual style for your captions
- 17 - Reviewing captions for accuracy
- 18 - Adjusting the timing of captions in the timeline
4. Formatting Closed Captions in Premiere Pro
- 19 - Changing the font of closed captions
- 20 - Changing the position and alignment of closed captions
- 21 - Changing the appearance of the text for closed captions
- 22 - Using styles with closed captions
5. Formatting Open Captions
- 23 - When to use open captions
- 24 - Changing the font of open captions
- 25 - Changing the position and alignment of open captions
6. Exporting and Embedding Captions
- 26 - Exporting captions to a sidecar file
- 27 - Embedding captions in a movie file
- 28 - Enabling open captions on export
7. Uploading Captions to Facebook, YouTube, and Other Sites
- 29 - Uploading captions to Facebook
- 30 - Uploading captions to YouTube
- 31 - Uploading captions to X (Twitter)
- 32 - Uploading captions to Instagram
Conclusion
- 33 - Next steps