Premiere

STARTING UP

1. Click on New Project

2. GENERAL tab: leave the basic presets as is.

3. SCRATCH DISKS tab: make sure to specify where everything is to be saved to. Note: if you’re using the lab, you should create a folder within “STORE_WORK_HERE”. This way you’ll be able to access your materials from any computer in the lab. Do not save your project files to the Desktop, as you won’t find them next time you log on!

4. Click OK

SEQUENCE PRESETS

Select DV – NTSC, Standard 48khz.

Click OK. A set of windows will appear.

Media Browser = where all your materials are located

Source Panel = the viewer, where you play back individual files

Program = the canvas, where you will view your edited project

Sequence = the timeline, where you will do all your editing, FX etc.

MEDIA BROWSER

NOTE: Try to maintain an organized system which keeps all your media in one place. (the STORE_WORK_HERE_01 folder is a good idea)

The folder architecture works in the usual way. Locate the folder in which your materials are situated. Drag the relevant files to the SEQUENCE window. (Alternately, you can drag directly from a Finder folder into the Sequence window).

SEQUENCE

If your materials come from YouTube, there’s a good chance that the settings won’t match the sequence settings. An alert will prompt you to either maintain current settings or Change settings. It is advisable to change settings at this point.

(In fact, you don’t even need to specify an initial format, as Premiere will recognize most formats immediately and change the settings accordingly).

Your file will appear with a Video track above and a stereo Audio track below. (To see both Left and Right channels, click the arrow by “Audio 1″ to expand. You will see a waveform.)

You can EXPAND and COMPRESS the visibility of your file. To expand/compress horizontally, drag the handle on the right-hand side of the bar at the bottom of the window. To expand/compress vertically, drag the lower boundary of the light-grey “control” area up or down.

To play or stop playback, press the SPACE BAR.

To hide a video layer, click on the EYE. To silence an audio layer, click on the SPEAKER.

UNLINK: To unlink the video track from the sound track, click on the file in the Sequence, then Clip < Unlink. This will be important for Project 2.

EDITING

C (blade) = CUT

V (arrow) = SELECTION

S = SNAP (this allows for hermetically sealed editing – clips lock into each other when they are dragged close enough together)

Files can be shortened by either cutting the unnecessary parts, or by dragging the handles at the beginning and/or end of each file. NOTE: this operation does not affect the original material. You can still drag the cut portion back out from the existing file.

QUICK KEYS

\ = shrinks timeline in a pinch

~ = foregrounds any window, enlarging it to the size of your screen
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RENDERING

In cases where you don’t need to render the entire file, you can render specific selections by dragging the orange handles of the bar at the top of the Sequence window.

If you see a red line below the WORK AREA bar, you need to RENDER.

Sequence < Render Entire Work Area

EXPORTING FINAL PROJECT

Drag the orange handles to the IN and OUT points of the edited sequence you want to export.

File < Export < Media

the EXPORT SETTINGS window will appear

Source range: Work Area (this will select the area you have just specified)

FORMAT: H.264

PRESET : YouTube SD 480p 23.976 (or 25, or 29.97, depending on your Sequence framerate)

AUDIO: Click on the “Audio” tab and change the Bitrate to the highest available, 320.

Check USE MAXIMUM RENDER QUALITY.

The Summary will show you the settings for both the Source and the Output. Check them to make sure they correlate.

Click Export