Details
Outline
COURSE OUTLINE:
Course content may change according to participants needs.
Subjects covered include:
Audio editing, Transitions & Effects, Picture editing, Titling, Preparing and Importing film files, Managing Projects Effectively.
Day 1
Intro to digital editing systems, history and context
Intro to premiere interface and layout, Timeline, Project window and the playback windows
First exercise, getting familiar with moving clips on timeline
Setting up your computer to run premiere
Importing files & file management (also importance of logging)
Defining clips in source monitor (mark in. mark out)
Start main exercise
Recap and Q&A
Day 2
Recap
Trimming – with practice
Titling – with practice
Titling effects, effects window, keyframes, adding motion – with practice
Sound – Audio editing in premiere – with practice
Effects and Transitions – e.g. colour balance and dissolves – with practice
Use of stills within premiere and Keyboard Shortcuts
Exporting to different file formats – learners make master file of their exercise
Q&A – tutor will answer specific questions from learners and demonstrate advanced features, (time for this depends on how quickly learners complete exercises)
Recap – feedback from students, where next, After effects, Adobe TV, 1 months free trail/buying Premiere
Special Offer
Cost
£140 (includes 10 per cent early booking discount if booked by 17th April 2017),
£155 Full Price
£116 Discount Price for NUS Students, people on following means tested benefits, proof required: ESA (income related); Income Support; Working Tax Credit (not child tax credit); Council Tax Benefit (not student/single person/reduction due to disability); Housing Benefit; Pension Credit (guarantee); Unwaged Dependent of these benefits.
All Film Oxford Courses are subsidised by Oxfordshire Skills and Learning Services.
Film Oxford is a regional Hub for Film and Digital Media, supporting a community of filmmakers and digital creators through our programme of TRAIN, NETWORK, CREATE, EXHIBIT. Our Bite-sized adult training courses, run by award winning filmmakers at affordable prices, teach you the technical side of Film and Digital Media, as well as the creative tools you need to go on to write, make and distribute your own films.
We have more than 30 years experience in delivering training to complete beginners, emerging talent, artists, and Film & TV professionals, as well as the education, corporate and charity sectors. So whether you are looking for a new career, entry into further/higher education, or just want to develop your creative skills, Film Oxford can help you. For more information download our PDF guide How To Make Films
Our courses are supported by Oxfordshire Skills & Learning Service and Oxford City Council
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