Create and optimize titles and graphics using Premiere Pro and other tools from Adobe Creative Cloud: After Effects, Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign.

Learn how to import, organize, and log your footage and other assets in Adobe Premiere Pro.

Discover how to output video from Premiere Pro with Adobe Media Encoder.

Learn to trim on the timeline, perform various kinds of trim edits, trim audio, and incorporate keyboard shortcuts that make the work go faster.

Learn how to edit the timing and flow of your video using Premiere Pro to change the speed of clips, freeze frames, apply variable speeds, and more.

Learn how to sync separate video and audio tracks quickly with Premiere Pro and third-party tools like PluralEyes.

Learn the ins and outs of working with transcoded footage. Explore different workflows for Premiere Pro, Adobe Media Encoder, and Prelude and transcode any time in production.

Compression affects every aspect of video work. Compress too much, and you'll lose quality. Compress too little, and the file size is too big. Use the wrong compression, and your client cannot see the video at all. In this course, instructor Luisa Winters explains what compression is, how to use it, and how to optimize it to give your work the greatest impact. Learn how to finesse export settings in Premiere Pro and Adobe Media Encoder for the best-looking video.

Learn video finishing techniques in Premiere Pro CC, including checking for mistakes, correcting color, legalizing footage for broadcast, and creating a digital master.

Enhance your editing by learning how to work with audio in Premiere Pro. Learn how to set up tracks, adjust audio levels on the Timeline, compress audio, remove noise, and more.

Kick off the editing process with Adobe Prelude. Learn how to transfer, transcode, and log your media before you move to Premiere Pro.

Find out what’s new in Premiere Pro 2020. Explore new features such as the Auto Reframe effect and motion graphic template enhancements.

Find out what’s new in Premiere Pro 2020. Explore new features such as the Auto Reframe effect, motion graphic template enhancements, and support for ProRes RAW.

Learn new techniques to improve speed and efficiency while editing and performing everyday actions in Adobe Premiere Pro application panels. Instructor Christine Steele covers topics like Source, Program and Timeline panel editing techniques, streamlined effects and finishing skills, and alternative workflows and shortcuts that reduce repetitive actions. Christine shows you how to improve fluidity when performing tasks with standard tools, as well as learning to use less-well-known menu items. The course is set up for quickly learning new techniques, gaining speed while editing, and enhancing recall of the available tools and shortcuts. With Christine’s tips, you can improve your performance and agility in Premiere Pro, so you can stay focused on creative efforts and avoid more cumbersome steps to achieve a desired result.

Learn to creatively compose short-form advertisements in Adobe Premiere Pro and create spots that market a brand as well as sell a product.

Find out how to highlight a cause, express a point of view, and tell a story with Premiere Pro and some essential documentary editing techniques.

Learn how to add style and flare to your video projects using the large selection of transitions and effects in Premiere Pro.

Introduces essential storytelling concepts and creative editing techniques for creating a narrative short film with Premiere Pro, from selecting shots to placing cuts.

Learn how to get started with Adobe Premiere Rush. Discover how to utilize this video-editing software to easily work with video, audio, color, titles, and graphics.

If you’re looking for work as a junior data analyst, engineer, or scientist, this course gives you the best techniques to land jobs in data science. Instructor Ben Sullins explores a hiring manager’s mindset and shows you how to prepare a demo that you can bring to your job interview. Ben explains some best practices for being physically and mentally healthy and well-prepared for your interview. He covers what to bring to your interview, then goes over follow-up methods and steps you should take to negotiate what you want most from an offer. Ben’s methods give you the confidence and practice that you need to land a job in data science.

Note: This course was created by Ben Sullins and Free the Data Academy. We are pleased to host this training in our library.