Tutorial for Basic Editing in Adobe Premiere Pro （教程在Adobe Premiere Pro基本编辑）.pdfVIP

Tutorial for Basic Editing in Adobe Premiere Pro CS5 Interface Overview Highlighting Key Tools - Project Files – This is where all the files you import into Premiere are located. This includes movie files, image sequences, Photoshop files (and all the layers), and sound files among others. At the bottom of the panel, there are tools to help you organize (such as creating folders). - Effect Controls – This panel (which has tabs to switch between the active clip panel and the audio controls) contains the controls to any effects you add to your timeline. By default, the Motion control toggle includes the ability to keyframe position, scale, and rotation. There is also opacity controls, and time remapping, which allows you to adjust the speed of the clip. - Timeline View – This panel shows your current point in the timeline. - Effects Panel – This tab is where you can find the effects you can use for transitions, such as fades and cross-dissolves. - Keyframe Button – This button allows you to add and remove keyframes. - Scale Slider – This slider will scale the timeline, allowing you to zoom in and out. - Cut/Razor Tool – This tool will enable the ability to cut a clip into multiple pieces for editing. - Move/Select Tool – Select this to change to the default cursor. Importing Files into Premiere There are two ways to import files into premiere. The first is to go to file - import, then select your file. Another way to import files is to double click in the project files panel, which brings up the import screen. Note that to import image sequences, select the first image in the sequence, then make certain the “Numbered Stills” box is checked. When importing a Photoshop file, you are given a few options. You can merge all the layers into a single image, bring in the layers as an image sequence, or bring in individual layers (and you are gi