Infinite Skills author Jeff Sengstack shows how Premiere Pro's Import into Project feature lets you export media assets or clips and sequences to a hard drive and have them show up immediately in the Project panel.

In the past, subclips had “hard” in- and out-points, limiting their flexibility when editors needed more head or tail frames for video cross-dissolves or audio crossfades. Infinite Skills author Jeff Sengstack shows you how to create subclips with “soft” edits in Premiere Pro, meaning editors are no longer limited to the original in- and out-points in the subclips.

Infinite Skills author Jeff Sengstack explains the expanded closed caption features in Premiere Pro. Learn to create or import closed caption files, add them to a project in the timeline, edit their content or font color, adjust their timing, and update their position in the screen. Plus, create closed caption “sidecar” files when exporting project files.

We all know that Adobe Illustrator gives you the ability to draw resolution-independent artwork and, at the same time, work with and control text. Now, with the incorporation of a new Transform panel and Touch Type Tool, Adobe has once again pulled some mighty cool rabbits out of the Illustrator hat. Let Andy Anderson, and Infinite Skills show you the basics of these new additions to the Adobe Illustrator arsenal of powerful tools.

When you're working in Adobe Illustrator, eventually the amount of colors you have to deal with exceeds your ability to find what you want in an efficient manner. Not any longer… Enter the new and improved Color Finder. Let Andy Anderson, and Infinite Skills demonstrate to you this powerful feature, and how you can use it to locate colors by their name, and even by their composition.

Easily combine shots from multiple cameras or different takes into a multicam sequence. Infinite Skills author Jeff Sengstack demonstrates Premiere Pro's improved multicam features, including auto-sync by timecode, common In/Out point, or audio waveform.

Learn timeline-based editing techniques in Premiere Pro. Infinite Skills author Jeff Sengstack explains how to use the timeline's separate source and track indicators to gain more control over timeline navigation, copy/paste, and inserting and overwriting clips from the Source monitor and the Project panel.

Instantly apply SpeedGrade color-correction layers and pre-made looks to your sequences from within Premiere Pro. Infinite Skills author Jeff Sengstack shows how to use the Lumetri Deep Color Engine, now integrated into Premiere Pro, to apply video color grading look-up tables as well as look presets from the Lumetri Looks browser.

Use Adobe Media Encoder to export your After Effects compositions quickly and easily. Infinite Skills author Jeff Sengstack demonstrates the streamlined export workflow.

Easily locate and relink offline media, even after moving assets between computers or external drives, or changing servers or file folder locations. Infinite Skills author Jeff Sengstack shows how Premiere Pro easily – and frequently automatically -- relinks media assets.

Master a new way to mix audio in Premiere Pro. Infinite Skills author Jeff Sengstack shows how, In addition to mixing tracks, editors can now control individual clips within the mixer interface and create smoother audio fades.

Learn to edit from sequences loaded into the Source monitor. Infinite Skills author Jeff Sengstack demonstrates Premiere Pro's ability to let editors place any number of clips in a sequence, open that sequence in the Source Monitor, and select segments and add them to another sequence. The feature harkens back to a frequently used feature film-editing technique, called a KEM roll, whereby editors put multiple takes of the same scene on the same reel, giving the director an easy way to select the best take.

Infinite Skills author Jeff Sengstack presents a nifty timesaving feature in Premiere Pro. The Duplicate Frame detector uses a color code to alert editors when they are using the same clip, frame or set of frames more than once in a project.

Roundtrip your video sequences from Premiere to Speedgrade for color grading, and back to Premiere. Infinite Skills author Jeff Sengstack shows how Premiere Pro sequences can be exported to SpeedGrade either as DPX still image sequences or edit decision lists (EDLs). After completing color grading in SpeedGrade, those projects can be exported as stand-alone video files back into Premiere Pro for more editing.

In this Infinite Skills Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 video for beginners, author Jeff Sengstack explains the fundamentals of editing audio

In this Infinite Skills Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 video for beginners, author Jeff Sengstack shows you how to animate effects using key frames.

In this Infinite Skills Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 video for beginners, author Jeff Sengstack shows you how to adjust video transitions.

In this Infinite Skills Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 video for beginners, author Jeff Sengstack shows you how to change the time of your clips, use reverse, fast-forward and slow motion effects

In this Infinite Skills Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 video for beginners, author Jeff Sengstack gives a comprehensive insight into using the Ripple and Rolling Edits Tool.

In this Infinite Skills Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 video for beginners, author Jeff Sengstack shows how to use the Trim Edit Tool.

In this Infinite Skills Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 video for beginners, author Jeff Sengstack gives a detailed insight into adjusting your preferences in Premiere Pro.

In this Infinite Skills Adobe Premiere CS6 video for beginners, author Jeff Sengstack covers Managing And Viewing Assets In The Project Panel.

Performing repetitive tasks, such as: converting a group of images into a specific format is tedious, let Infinite Skills author Andy Anderson take you through the paces of Photoshop Elements 11 new Action panel.

Low Key lighting is used to accentuate the contours of an object by throwing areas into shade while using a fill light to illuminate the subject and control contrast. Let Infinite Skills author Andy Anderson show you how to take an ordinary image and add a dramatic low key effect with the click of a button.

Images utilizing a High Key effect add a dramatic look to an image that's sure to catch your attention. Infinite Skills instructor Andy Anderson will take you through the simple steps of generating a High Key image.

Three basics of image adjustment are discussed here by Infinite Skills author, Andy Anderson. The Dodge tool (lightening), The Burn tool (darkening), and the Sponge Tool (color saturation).

Photoshop is an image-editing application, but that doesn't mean it doesn’t do text. Let Infinite Skills author, Andy Anderson, will show you the basics of using text the creative way… the Adobe way.

In Adobe Photoshop non-destructive editing is the way to go, and Adjustment Layers give you the ability to make changes and then "change" your mind; even days later. Let Infinite Skills author, Andy Anderson, show you how they work.

When Adobe introduced Photoshop CS6, it came with a whole new look; designed to put the focus on your designs. Let Infinite Skills author, Andy Anderson guide you this new look, and why it's going to help you become more efficient.

With all the panels in Adobe Photoshop, it's sometimes difficult to quickly get to where you want to go. Let Infinite Skills author, Andy Anderson show you how to organize your panels to get the best mix for the job at hand.

Got too many layers? Want to make one layer out of three… or more? Then merging is what you need. Let Infinite Skills author, Andy Anderson show you how to merge layers, and what happens after you do.

Have you ever worked on an image, and wished it were a bit bigger? Well, that's what the Zoom tool is for, and Infinite Skills author, Andy Anderson, will show you some creative touches to this standard Photoshop tool.

When it comes to adjusting images, Levels can help you do everything from simple lightening or darkening of an image, to increasing overall contrast. Infinite Skills author, Andy Anderson will guide you through the basics of this indispensible tool.

It's hard to think of using Adobe Photoshop without the Layers panel. Let Infinite Skills author, Andy Anderson run you the options and features of this invaluable panel.

Three basics of image adjustment are discussed here by Infinite Skills author, Andy Anderson. The Dodge tool (lightening), The Burn tool (darkening), and the Sponge Tool (color saturation).

Adobe Photoshop boasts tons of panels and features… But do you really need them all open at the same time? Let Infinite Skills author, Andy Anderson show you how to create workspaces that reduce the clutter, and help you get the job done.

The best way to work on your images in Adobe Photoshop is to work in the best view, and Infinite Skills author, Andy Anderson will show how to get the best view for the job at hand.

Adobe Photoshop Brushes are not just for applying paint to the image; in addition, they work in a variety of ways to help you correct and adjust your images, and Infinite Skills author, Andy Anderson is going to show you how they work.

Adobe Bridge is a great application that helps you keep your images organized and at your fingertips. Let Infinite Skills author, Andy Anderson take you on a tour of Adobe Bridge, and its cool features.

Blending modes are one of the most creative areas in Photoshop. Let Infinite Skills author, Andy Anderson, take you on a tour of this amazing area in Adobe Photoshop.

Ever have a problem moving a layer… Or just being able to create transparency. The chances are you're not on a layer; you're on the Background. Let Infinite Skills author, Andy Anderson, explain the difference between backgrounds and layers.

Like any other application, Adobe Bridge has a ton of tools and panels. Let Infinite Skills author, Andy Anderson help you navigate through the confusion, and create workspaces that help you work efficiently.

Learn how to add interactivity to a project. Then, see how the interactivity works in a browser.

This lesson introduces techniques for working between Illustrator and Flash Catalyst. Learn how to prepare vector files for export, and how to incorporate them into an active Catalyst document.

This lesson demonstrates workflow compatibility between Photoshop and Flash Catalyst. Learn how to prepare a PSD file for use in Catalyst, and the steps required to import and use the graphics.

This tutorial by trainer Tom Green introduces states and layers, the basic building blocks of all Catalyst projects. He also explains how this functionality has changed in the CS5.5 release.

This tutorial shows how to organize content within Flash Catalyst projects using the Library panel. Learn how the Library panel provides access to relevant components and artwork as needed.

This tutorial by Adobe Community Professional Tom Green shows how to work with the selection tools in Flash Catalyst. He shows how to select, align, and manipulate objects and shapes.

In this lesson, instructor Tom Green demonstrates the powerful text and drawing functionality accessible from the Flash Catalyst toolbox. He shows how to create text boxes, accents, and a graphical scrollbar.

This tutorial offers a walkthrough of Catalyst’s built-in support for Illustrator-based workflow. Learn how to go from one program to another to make graphical adjustments and corrections on the fly.

In this lesson, Adobe Community Professional Tom Green shows how to optimize graphical elements for more efficient rendering with Adobe Flash player. See how you can create a more responsive user experience.

In this tutorial, Adobe Community Professional Tom Green shows how to create a basic interactive button for use within a functional Flash Catalyst interface.

This tutorial shows how to create radio buttons and checkbox form elements within active Flash Catalyst projects. Discover how to use these elements in web interfaces and rich internet applications.

This tutorial by Adobe Community Professional Tom Green demonstrates how to introduce interactivity into Flash Catalyst projects. He shows how to work within the Interactions panel to create basic, responsive buttons and design elements.

In this lesson, Tom Green introduces the Timeline functionality in Flash Catalyst and explains how it differs from timelines in other applications. He shows how to create motion and effects between states using the Fade and Move functions.

This tutorial narrated by Tom Green provides an introduction to adding smooth transitions in Catalyst. See how to use Fade In and Fade Out functionality to transition from one image to another, using a mouse rollover as a trigger.

This tutorial by Adobe Community Professional Tom Green provides a walkthrough for creating a cohesive, browser-ready action sequence using the Catalyst Timeline, Interactions panel, and associated tools.

This lesson from InfiniteSkills shows how to add relevant sound effects to a Flash Catalyst presentation or interface. In this example, you'll learn how to enhance a slideshow with image transitions.

This tutorial by Tom Green shows how to design a data list in Adobe Fireworks and import it into Flash Catalyst. He shows how to create a standalone FXG file, and then convert its graphical assets into functional Catalyst components.

Tom Green takes the graphical data list constructed in the previous lesson and adds "dummy data" that can you can use as a placeholder for client presentations, and to which developers can connect back-end databases.

Symmetrically align dashes and infinitely adjust stroke widths, all part of Beautiful Strokes in Illustrator CS5.