Premiere Pro Workflows Between Creative Cloud Apps
Premiere Pro is fantastic, especially when used with Adobe's other creative apps. You'll explore the dynamic world of interoperability between Premiere Pro and applications like Photoshop, Prelude, and more. Required software: Adobe Creative Cloud CC.
What you'll learn
If you want to get the most out of Premiere Pro alongside Adobe's other creative applications, this course is perfect for you. In this course, Premiere Pro Workflows Between Creative Cloud Apps, you'll be taken on a tour of the various Dynamic Link and roundtrip workflows available to Premiere Pro CC 2015. First, you'll look at Premiere Pro as the center of the universe and see how many of the other Adobe applications integrate with it: Photoshop, Illustrator, Prelude, Audition, SpeedGrade, and After Effects. You'll learn about importing and updating logos designed in Photoshop or Illustrator, and you'll discover how to fix a piece of audio in Audition. You'll cover color grading in SpeedGrade, and, finally, you'll even get to design text templates in After Effects. By the end of this course, you'll understand how you can use a variety of creative cloud apps to enhance your work in Premiere Pro, creating better work than ever before. Required Software: Adobe Creative Cloud CC.
Table of contents
- Sending a Clip to After Effects and Touring the Interface 6m
- Creating a Thought Bubble with Shape Layers 10m
- Animating Shape Layers and Text 9m
- Motion Tracking a Layer and Matching Movements 9m
- Sending a Clio Back to Premiere Pro and Handling Playback Issues 5m
- Making Further Tweaks to Your After Effects Composition 5m
- Creating an After Effects Project File and Composition 4m
- Building Shape Layers 6m
- Animating Shape Layers 9m
- Creating Text Layers and Adding Animation Presets 6m
- Turning Compositions into Templates and Importing into Premiere Pro 3m
- Duplicating the Template and Updating the Text Inside Premiere Pro 5m
- Making Adjustments to the Template Back in After Effects 3m
About the author
Jason has spent most of his life in and around the nation's capital. After a stint as a Creative for Apple, Jason became an Apple Certified Trainer in 2009, followed shortly thereafter as an Adobe Certified Instructor. In 2012, Jason published his first training book, the Final Cut Pro X Cookbook, and currently produces online training courses for PluralSight, writes for screenlight.tv, and works as an independent certified trainer of Adobe and Apple software. He's also presented at NAB and the ... more