Premiere Pro: Mastering Effects and Transitions

Course details

Premiere Pro has a large selection of transitions and effects that you can use to add style and flare to your video projects. In this course, learn how to work smarter with Premiere Pro and leverage the versatile transitions and effects found natively in this industry-leading video editing software. Veteran video editor Nick Harauz covers how to find, search, and apply a number of useful transitions to cut points; save useful and robust presets; and work with master clip effects. Plus, learn about blend mode options that help create great looks and hide clips, how to apply effects for green and blue screen removal, and how to expand your options with After Effects.

Concepts

0. Introduction

01 - The transitions and effects landscape in Premiere Pro
02 - Before watching, know this

1. Working with Transitions in Premiere Pro

03 - Viewing and adding transitions
04 - Modifying a transition
05 - Navigating the new Premiere Pro interface
06 - Using the default transition
07 - Changing the default transition
08 - Wipe that clip
09 - Expanding options with a gradient wipe
10 - Using effects as a transition
11 - Combining tranistions and effects

2. Working with Effects in Premiere Pro

12 - Looking at fixed effects
13 - Viewing and applying effects
14 - Exploring presets
15 - Start with a Blur
16 - Transform and perspective effects
17 - Stylize your clips
18 - Using generative effects
19 - Retiming clips and time effects
20 - The importance of effects order
21 - Using adjustment layers and master clip effects
22 - Animating effects
23 - Using masks
24 - Tracking effects

3. Diving Deeper with Premiere Effects

25 - Working with blend modes
26 - Exploring track mattes
27 - Stabilizing clips
28 - Keying out a green screen
29 - An overview of the essential sound and graphic panel
30 - An overview of the Lumetri effect
31 - Looking at immersive effects
32 - Saving and sharing presets
33 - Three tips for working in After Effects (AE)
34 - What can AE do for you
35 - Applying color masks
36 - Adding effects in export mode
37 - Third-party effects to consider

Conclusion

38 - Next steps