From the course: Premiere Pro: Documentary Editing
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Adding other media types to the Timeline - Premiere Pro Tutorial
From the course: Premiere Pro: Documentary Editing
Adding other media types to the Timeline
We have a singular goal in this movie. There is a couple elements that we haven't even introduced to the project. I'm thinking of two things, the stills that we prepared earlier and also music tracks that we have to work with. What I want to do now is just incorporate both of these items into the Timeline and into the project, not worrying too much about exactly how they will work, I am not going to animate the photos, and I am not going to mix the music. I am just going to get the rest of the elements that don't appear on our Timeline yet to appear there, so all of my ingredients will be available to me. I need to use my Media Browser so I what to open that Window, and then I want to create just a little bit more space so I can navigate. Great. Now I want to go to where I saved those stills with the PSDs that we worked on already, and those are our treated images. I want to do both of them, but I want to stay organized up in my Project Panel as well so that I mean a new bin for…
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Structuring the edit3m
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Assembling B-roll shots8m 52s
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Assembling interviews6m 56s
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Building sequences and scenes7m 53s
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Editing interview bites on the Timeline6m 16s
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Adding other media types to the Timeline6m 5s
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Completing the rough cut10m 1s
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Presenting the rough cut and receiving feedback2m 17s
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