Author
Jason Osder
Released
9/19/2012This course is part of a series that looks at Documentary Editing from the point of view of 3 different editors in 3 different editing applications. For more insight on editing documentary projects, take a look at Documentary Editing with Avid Media Composer and Documentary Editing with Final Cut Pro X.
- Interpreting a creative brief
- Logging interviews and other footage
- Pulling selects and presenting ideas
- Building sequences and scenes
- Creating title graphics
- Animating images
- Adjusting b-roll shots
- Tightening clip timing
- Compressing and exporting multiple files
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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- [Voiceover] Hi I'm Jason Osder. Welcome to Documentary Editing in Adobe Premiere Pro. In this course, we'll look at editing a short documentary for a client in Adobe Premiere Pro. I'll start by showing you how to organize your project and media using the media browser and project panels. Then I'll show you how to use markers to annotate your clips. We'll see how to assemble clips on the timeline and edit them into a pleasing story.
We'll be covering all of these features with a real focus on the specific project with all of it's opportunities and challenges in tact. Now let's start editing our documentary in Adobe Premiere Pro.
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Introduction
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Welcome51s
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Using the exercise files1m 31s
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How to use this course1m 12s
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1. Phase 1: Producing for Message
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Tips on B-roll sequences2m 58s
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2. Phase 2: Preparing to Edit
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Adding interview metadata4m 56s
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Adding notes to B-roll clips5m 36s
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3. Phase 3: Rough Cutting
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Assembling B-roll shots8m 52s
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Assembling interviews6m 56s
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Completing the rough cut10m 1s
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4. Phase 4: Incorporating Still Images and Motion Graphics
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Animating images9m 17s
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Presenting graphics work2m 38s
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5. Phase 5: Fine-Cutting
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Refining scene order2m 53s
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Adjusting interview content7m 57s
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Adjusting B-roll shots6m 29s
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Tightening clip timing6m 21s
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Fine-cutting audio9m 22s
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Reviewing all assets6m 18s
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Adding end credits5m 12s
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6. Phase 6: Finishing
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Exporting multiple files3m 23s
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Conclusion
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Next steps50s
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