Course Overview

Professional Video Editing Course

One of the trendiest trends in digital marketing right now is motion design and videos. Motion graphics and video editing have reached new heights thanks to Adobe’s industry-leading tools, Adobe After Effects and Premiere Pro. You can use After Effects as your main tool and then switch to Premiere Pro to produce motion graphics, and instructional, and explanatory videos. Florida Trainings is offering Video Editing Course in Orlando.

Difference Between Premiere Pro and After Effects

Video Editing Software has advanced significantly. Particularly receiving a lot of attention are two Adobe products: Adobe Premiere Pro and Adobe After Effects. Although both programmes can be used to create videos, each one has a unique feature.

Adobe Premiere Pro is generally used to edit and combine several video shots and clips to produce new ones. Adobe After Effects is used to add VFX effects, text effects, and motion graphics.

You should choose Adobe Premiere Pro as a newbie in the field of Video Editing. While making errors, figuring out workarounds, and gaining confidence, you can learn a lot from it. Additionally, Adobe Premiere Pro has a number of functions.

Topics for Premiere Pro:

:: Starting a project
:: Editing your videos
:: Adding video and audio transitions
:: Adding professional and modern titles (even some with motion)
:: Improving audio and finding great free music for your projects
:: Correcting and grading the color of your video to give it a great style
:: Adding visual effects to your projects
:: Editing green screen (chroma key) footage
:: Exporting your video for high-quality playback on any device
:: Advanced editing skills
:: Advanced color grading
:: Advanced efficiency tips

Topics for AfterEffects:

:: Getting comfortable with After Effects CC
:: Starting a new composition
:: Using the basic tools
:: Working in the After Effects CC timeline
:: Adding shape and text layers
:: Animating position, scale, rotation, and opacity
:: Working with shape layers and masks
:: Real world projects such as lower thirds and bumpers
:: Motion graphics principles and best practices
:: Using video effects and presets to speed up workflow
:: Green screen and chromakey removal
:: Visual effects and rotoscoping
:: Motion tracking and video stabilization
:: Creating unique transitions
:: Exporting your projects