Learn how to set up Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 projects for speed and efficiency. Join Adobe Certified Instructor and Master Trainer Abba Shapiro as he shares the basics and explains key considerations when getting started with Adobe Premiere Pro.In this session, you’ll learn how to:• Choose the best hardware setup for your workflow• Import all types of media into Adobe Premiere Pro• Navigate the Adobe Premiere Pro interface and organize your media

See how Tech Comm Suite allows RoboHelp to work seamlessly with Acrobat XI Pro to swiftly create PDF files for review in a variety of ways. You may choose RoboHelp content for review based on the TOC, content status (e.g. "ready for review"), or from a range of dates when content was changed. Once reviewers have made their comments via Free Acrobat Reader or in collaborative review via Sharepoint or Acrobat.com, all comments and annotations may be imported "in place" into the RoboHelp source files. Simple icons in the reviewer's pane make it a snap to accept or reject suggested changes.

In this movie, it’s time to get started with an editing project. The first step is to import media—all of the raw video, photographs, and audio that will be edited together into a final movie. Abba Shapiro demonstrates how to import individual files, or complete folders full of media. He explains how files are stored and linked to a project. He also demonstrates how to browse and preview clips on the hard drive before importing them into Premiere Pro.

In this video you'll see how markers have been improved in Premiere Pro CS6. You'll also get an overview of Adobe Prelude and how markers can be imported from Prelude to Premiere Pro.

In this lesson you will learn how to import projects using Pro Import After Effects. We will demonstrate using a Final Cut Pro project, but the same procedure works for other formats, such as XML, AAF, OMF, and Apple Motions.

Adobe Story supports multiple script types, including Multi-Column and AV Scripts. Regardless of the format, if there's dialogue in the script, you can share it with Adobe Premiere Pro to improve the accuracy of speech to text analysis. This episode introduces multiple script formats using Story Free, and shows you how to share your script with Adobe Premiere Pro.

In yet another user requested episode, Colin takes you back to 1994 and shows you all the things your missing if you’ve been flattening, and rasterizing your complex Photoshop layers just to get them to work in FinaCut Pro 7. You might be amazed to see that lots has changed since 1994, including Layer Styles that instantly update and give you complete creative freedom!

Go beyond the default settings for importing audio in Premiere Pro and control if all audio is imported as mono, stereo or 5.1. Colin will show you how do take control of all your imported audio and how to change and remap the output setting for each clip in your project. He’ll also show you the difference between Track keyframes and Clip keyframes and hot to use fader automation to create them.

Learn the best techniques to edit, restore, and master audio with Adobe Audition CS5.5, and then import audio into other Adobe software such as Adobe Flash Professional and Adobe Premiere Pro. Whether you’re a web pro, a video pro, or just want to expand your skills, you’ll learn how to get professional-quality audio while minimizing the time spent engineering audio files.

In this tutorial, Principal Worldwide Evangelist for Adobe, Jason Levine will reveal the native import options when working with Adobe Photoshop files (PSD) in Premiere Pro CS5.5. Bring in individual layers, merge your layers together, or create sequences, all the while maintaining transparency, layer styles, animation, even layer sets!

This video will teach you how easy it is to take footage from Avid Media Composer to Premiere Pro.

In this video you will learn how to import a final Cut Pro project into Adobe Premiere Pro.

In this episode of Short and Suite, Karl Soule shows how to import Closed Caption files such as .scc and .mcc and embed them into the timeline. You'll also learn how to preview closed captioning directly in Premiere Pro, as well as how to output your closed captioned video for broadcast.

In this episode of Short and Suite, Karl Soule walks you through a few of the great collaborative scriptwriting and preproduction features of Adobe Story.

Short and Suite’s Karl Soule briefly discusses the changes in Adobe Story and how it’s become a very powerful collaboration script writing tool.

In this Adobe Story episode, Jason Levine shows how to streamline your editing workflow when importing your Adobe Story script directly into Adobe Premiere Pro for easy clip editing.

In part 1 of 2, see how Adobe Media Encoder is becoming easier to use, with numerous user interface improvements for importing assets. Drag-and-drop import from Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects and an improved watch folder interface make working with AME faster and easier. (by Tim Kurkoski and Todd Kopriva)

This video details how to add comments to a PDF in Acrobat X Std. and Pro., and then publish them back into MS Word.

We've all heard the term ""Ken Burns Effect"", but do you know that this random effect will sometimes zoom into areas you don't want to zoom into? This tutorial will show you how to easily import images and give you complete control to pan, zoom, and travel across images to create customized dynamic slideshows that you can output to Blu-ray, DVD or any device. The ease and power of this tutorial comes from using custom presets for motion and effects in Premiere Pro CS5; a feature that many users tend to miss.

In the second part I'll import the 4 clips into Adobe Premiere Pro. Edit them using the Multi-Camera tool, Sync the edits to audio and explain how to modify and improve the cuts. Then its time to use BCC effects and transitions. These effects can add so many creative options to the final edit. Here I'll be using the BCC Linear Wipe and BCC Jitter Time to create a very impressive final result.

Learn the best techniques to edit, restore, and master audio for importing into Adobe products such as Adobe Flash Professional and Adobe Premiere Pro. Whether you're a web pro, a video pro, or just want to expand your skills, you'll learn how to get professional-quality audio while minimizing the time spent engineering audio files.

Logging Clip Data & Capturing in Premiere Pro CS5.

Learn how to find gaps, extend edits, import HDV footage with scene detection, export frames, and more in Adobe Premiere Pro.

Learn about video editing with Adobe Premiere Pro. Import assets, find footage with Speech Search and Face Detection, composite and apply effects with the Mercury Playback Engine, and output through the Adobe Media Encoder.

Learn how to use OnLocation to add metadata, including script dialog from Adobe Story, to your shots. Learn how to import shots, with their associated metadata, into Adobe Premiere Pro for editing.

Learn the steps of the basic Adobe Premiere Pro workflow, from importing to editing to exporting.

Learn how to import files with the Import command, the Media Browser, and Adobe Bridge. Also, learn the advantages of using the Media Browser for file-based assets.

Learn how to make the most of metadata and speech analysis. This tutorial shows how to start your project in Adobe Story, move it into OnLocation, import it into Adobe Premiere Pro, and then send it out to disc or the web via Encore.

Use Adobe Story to help write screenplays, scripts, and to collaboratively work on production and post-production. Plan your shoot more efficiently by leveraging your script in Adobe OnLocation to create shot lists and import your clips into Adobe Premiere Pro to create a preliminary rough cut.

In a continuation from a previous show, Chet imports his Flex-less animation library into Flash Pro and creates a Flash application with it.

View raw footage without time-consuming imports or conversions.

Create a sequence-ready Photoshop file, import a layered PSD, play Photoshop video, and use Photoshop rotoscoping, in Adobe Premiere Pro.

Import footage from tapeless sources with the Media Browser, identifying single clips from the various files that make them up.

Get an overview of what Premiere Pro is and what it can do. Create video and output it to a wide variety of formats. Import and edit files.

Import assets such as video, audio, and graphics. Access and view the Media Browser. Preview and organize projects. Create bins.

Thiss video takes a quick look at the FCP importer for PremierePro 4.01. Even Windows users can now import FCP Projects! Also new in 4.01 is OMF Export.

Create a sequence-ready Photoshop file, import a layered PSD, play Photoshop video, and use Photoshop rotoscoping, in Adobe Premiere Pro.

Import Adobe Premiere Pro sequences into Encore to create Blu-ray discs. Add pop-up menus to multiple timelines, and create or import subtitles.

Import Adobe Premiere Pro sequences into Encore to create Blu-ray discs. Add pop-up menus to multiple timelines, and create or import subtitles.

Create a sequence-ready Photoshop file, import a layered PSD, play Photoshop video, and use Photoshop rotoscoping, in Adobe Premiere Pro.

Follow a typical workflow from import of high-definition video, to creation of Photoshop and After Effects files, to batch encoding.

Add graphics to a movie and layer them on top of video. Import files as individual layers. Add multiple layers to a composition. Apply effects.

Get an overview of what Premiere Pro is and what it can do. Create video and output it to a wide variety of formats. Import and edit files.

Import assets such as video, audio, and graphics. Access and view the Media Browser. Preview and organize projects. Create bins.