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CONTENTS

GETTING STARTED IX

1 T

OURING ADOBE PREMIERE PRO CC

XIV 2 SE

TTING UP A PROJECT

1 8 3 IMPOR

TING MEDIA

4 2 4

ORGANIZING

MEDIA 6 2 Working with bins .........................................69 M onitoring footage 76
M odifying clips 5

Getting started

90
U sing the Source Monitor 90
Na vigating the Timeline ....................................97

Essential editing commands

104
6

Getting started

116
U sing Program Monitor controls 116
P layback resolution 121
U sing markers 123
U sing Sync Lock and Track Lock 130
F inding gaps in the Timeline 132
S electing clips 132
M oving clips 135
Ex tracting and deleting segments 138
7

Getting started

144
W hat are transitions? 144
U sing edit points and handles 146
A dding video transitions 147
U sing A/B mode to fine-tune a transition 153
A dding audio transitions 159
8

Getting started

166
P erforming four-point editing 166
Chang ing playback speed 168
R eplacing clips and footage 175

Nesting sequenc

es 179
P erforming regular trimming 180
P erforming advanced trimming 182
T rimming in the Program Monitor 186

9 PUTTING CLIPS IN MOTION 194

Getting started

196
A djusting the Motion effect 196
Chang ing clip position, size, and rotation 201
W orking with keyframe interpolation 210
U sing other motion-related effects 213
10 MUL

TICAMERA EDITING

2 22

Getting started

224
F ollowing the multicamera process 225
C reating a multicamera sequence 225
S witching multiple cameras 230
F inalizing multicamera editing 232
11

EDITING

AND MIXING AUDIO

2 36

Getting started

238
S etting up the interface to work with audio 238

Examining audio char

acteristics 246
C reating a voice-over "scratch track" 247
A djusting audio volume 248
C reating a split edit 253
A djusting audio levels for a clip 254
12 SWEE

TENING SOUND

2 60

Getting started

262
S weetening sound with audio effects 262
A djusting EQ 267

Cleaning up noisy audio

272
13

ADDING

VIDEO EFFECTS

2 86

Getting started

288
W orking with effects 288
M aster clip effects 300
M asking and tracking visual effects 303
Keyfr aming effects 305
Eff ect presets 310
F requently used effects 312
14 C

OLOR CORRECTION AND GRADING

3 20

Getting started

322
F ollowing a color-oriented work?ow 323
A n overview of color-oriented effects 339
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