Premiere Pro CC

Jan Ozer has worked with digital video since 1990, and since 1996 has served as a contributing editor for  Streaming Media Magazine and has written extensively for other web and print publications. Jan’s numerous titles on digital video, including Producing Streaming Video for Multiple Screen Delivery, The Hands-On Guide to Flash Video, DV 101: A Hands-On Guide for Business, Government and Educators and his books on Adobe Premiere Elements¿¿¿¿ have been translated into seven languages. Jan also co-produced Adobe Premiere Pro: Learn by Video, and was the sole producer of Producing Great Video with the Adobe Media Encoder, both for Video2Brain. When not chasing his daughters around with a camcorder, Jan shoots, streams, and produces concert and training DVDs for local musicians in Southwest Virginia, and teaches courses in digital video production.

 1: Welcome to Premiere Pro CS7

 2:  Setting up projects

 3: Importing Media

 4: Organizing and Viewing Clips

 5: Getting Clips to the Timeline

 6: Editing in the Timeline

 7: Advanced Timeline Techniques

 8: Adding Motion to Clips

 9: Working With Video Effects

 10: Working with Transitions

 11: Color and Brightness Correction

 12: Multicam Editing

 13: Keying and Compositing

 14: Working with Titles

 15: Working with Audio

 16: Publishing Your Video

Bonus Online Chapter: Closed Captioning