Adobe Premiere Pro has a unique feature that allows you to create faster outputs. To make this work, you will need to plan for it from the beginning and the Project Manager gives you the settings you need. In this video, author Jeff Greenberg demonstrates how to use the project manager to optimize the project in Adobe Premiere Pro CC.
- Premiere Pro calls the tools that allow you to,…as a group, move all your media…to a different drive, the Project Manager.…There's a couple different uses of it,…and one can also be the idea you want…to copy your project and just the used media,…as well as some ability to copy and transcode.…Let's take a look at how it works.…So, here in Premiere, I go up to the File menu…and I choose the Project Manager.…At the top, I can choose what Sequences…I'd like it to manage.…
I can tell it whether it should just…collect those files and copy them,…or Consolidate and Transcode them to a different codec.…Along the way, I can tell it to…bring all the clips or exclude the unused clips,…whether or not to bring in Preview and Conform files,…and rename media to Match Clip Names.…Now this is one I personally have off all the time…because I don't want it to touch…those camera masters in any way shape or form.…I just want it to copy the material.…When you do this, you press the Calculate button…and it figures out what the new…size of the collective media will be.…
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11/27/2017- Setting up a new project in Premiere Pro
- Importing, ingesting, and linking
- Navigating the Timeline
- Editing directly from bins
- Adjusting clip speed
- Using Premiere Pro's Trim tools
- Adding transitions
- Adjusting audio levels
- Adding effects
- Correcting color
- Creating new titles
- Exporting with the Adobe Media Encoder
- Managing projects
Skill Level Intermediate
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Introduction
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Welcome37s
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Using the exercise files1m 18s
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1. Starting Premiere for the First Time
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Adjusting key preferences7m 39s
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2. Ingest and Organization
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Bins and marking clips7m 35s
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Dual-sync sound1m 15s
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3. Editorial
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Editing directly from bins1m 35s
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Automate To Sequence3m 9s
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4. Timeline Techniques
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Adjusting track heights2m 39s
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Replace edit2m 7s
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Moving clips on the timeline3m 31s
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Delete vs. Lift and Extract1m 31s
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5. Trimming
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Super fast: Tops and tails2m 13s
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Trim tools: Ripple and Roll5m 26s
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Slipping footage2m 33s
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6. Transitions
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7. Audio
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Key comparisons for audio1m 30s
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8. Effects
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Key comparisons for effects2m 43s
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9. Effecting Multiple Clips: Nests and Adjustment Layers
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Nesting and unnesting clips2m 28s
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Adjustment layers1m 11s
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10. Color Correction
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LUTs in Adobe Premiere Pro2m 26s
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11. Titling
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Using the legacy titler3m 11s
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New titles3m 9s
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12. Output
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Exporting stills1m 5s
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13. Advanced Interop and Project Management
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Using the Project Manager1m 37s
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Pancake timelines3m 4s
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Conclusion
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Next steps14s
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