Author
Richard Harrington
Released
5/21/2020
Premiere Pro 2020 is here. Learn all about the new features in the latest version of this premiere editing program. Author Rich Harrington starts with the new camera support and export options, which make it easier to work with a wider range of devices and file formats. Then learn how to intelligently reframe footage with the AI-powered Auto Reframe effect, and leverage other editing improvements such as increased audio range and temporal and spatial interpolation on keyframes. Rich also reviews the enhancements to the Essential Graphics panel—the new home of motion graphic templates (MOGRTS)—for text formatting and layer management. Plus, learn about April 2020 updates including ProRes RAW support and Productions.
This course was created by Rhed Pixel. We are pleased to offer this training in our library.
This course was created by Rhed Pixel. We are pleased to offer this training in our library.
Topics include:
- Switch projects to Metal renderer on Mac
- Thumbnail drawing improvements
- New camera support
- New export options
- Auto Reframe effect
- Increased audio range
- Menu controls and text formatting for MOGRTS
- Filtering effects in the Effect Controls panel
- Working with Productions
Skill Level Intermediate
1h 31m
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Introduction
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1. Key Changes to Setup and Preferences
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Workspace changes2m 13s
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Public beta access5m 37s
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2. New Format Support
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New camera support1m 40s
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Blackmagic RAW support3m 37s
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ProRes RAW support9m 16s
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New export options9m 16s
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3. Editing Improvements
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The Auto Reframe effect6m 29s
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Increased audio range1m 10s
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An overview of Productions10m 41s
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4. Essential Graphics Panel
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Underline text in MOGRTS1m 7s
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Conclusion
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Next steps46s
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