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Introduction to Adobe Premiere: A Video Editing Tutorial

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Category: Video Production

If you have a camera that shoots photos, it can almost certainly shoot equally good-looking video. We live in an era where the demand for high quality video is starting to surpass that of still images. So, if your camera can shoot video as well as it can shoot stills, what's stopping you from participating in the growing demand for video? If the answer is editing, this tutorial is for you.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Daniel O. ★★★★★

The timeline panel breakdown alone was worth the price—finally I understand how to layer clips without getting lost. It’s straightforward enough that I edited my first short project in under an hour.

Andrew ★★★★★

I've been shooting video with my DSLR for years but never knew how to edit it properly—this tutorial finally made the jump from camera to timeline make sense. The section on matching video quality to still images was exactly what I needed.

James Z. ★★★★★

The course makes a really solid point about using your existing camera for video, and that alone got me experimenting right after the first lesson. It's straightforward and practical, which is exactly what I needed to finally start editing instead of just watching tutorials.