Intermediate Premiere Classes NYC - Video Editing in Premiere Pro

This class is for students who took our Premiere Pro in a Day class, and wish to upgrade to the full Premiere Pro Bootcamp.

Take your Premiere Pro skills to the next level with this intermediate course. We’ll dive deeper into the app’s various editing features, and additional capabilities such as multi-cam editing, Green screen removal, adjusting the speed of footage, resizing videos, incorporating After Effects projects, and much more.

This course has a prerequisite

It is strongly recommended that you have taken our Premiere Pro in a Day course, or have equivalent working experience with the software.

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Work on projects proven to boost retention

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Schedule & Enrollment: Premiere Pro Intermediate

12 Hours
$695

Discounts

Discounts

We don’t currently offer discounts as we do our best to affordably prices our courses.
Policies

NYC or Live Online
Free retake
Setup assistance
Expert instructors
Small classes

Not currently scheduled.

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Tuition

As one of our smaller courses, tuition for this course is due in full before the start date. The best way to save on this course is to take it as part of a certificate program.

Full Tuition

$695
Due before the class starts

What’s Included

12 hours of hands-on instruction
Live, project-based training from experts
Proprietary workbook included
Retake for free within 1 year
Verified digital certificate of completion
Small class sizes

What’s included with my tuition?
- A hands-on learning experience working on projects and exercises, which is proven to boost comprehension, retention, and engagement
- Expert instructors who are industry professionals and experienced educators that are driven to help you succeed
- Top-notch curricula that have been tried and tested over many cohorts and are consistently improved for an optimal learning experience
- Supplemental materials to assist both during and after the course - please refer to specific course pages to see what supplemental materials are offered
- A 1-year free retake policy which allows students to retake any part of the course or program for free to refresh the materials and gain additional practice
- A certificate of completion to verify your accomplishment
Are there any additional fees or expenses?

There are no extra fees or taxes for our courses. The price you see on this page is the maximum you’ll pay us.

However, if you plan to take the course live online, you may need to obtain required software. We’ll help you get set up with a free trial of paid software prior to the class. Most of our coding classes utilize freely-available open-source software. For most of our design and motion graphics courses, we will help you get set up with a free trial of Adobe Creative Cloud. If you attend the course in-person, we will have a computer already set up for you with all of the required software for no additional cost.
Do you offer any discounts for this course?

Discounts

We don’t currently offer discounts as we do our best to affordably prices our courses.

This Course is Available in NYC or Live Online

On Campus in NYC

185 Madison Ave, NYC

Get face-to-face interaction with an instructor and other students when you learn at our NYC campus. Courses are hands-on with a computer and software provided.

Live, interactive class
Experienced instructor in the room with you
Computer and software provided
Free retake within one year

Students seated in computer classroom with workbooks, paying attention to instructor

Live Online

Remote, from anywhere

Get the same interactivity and access to the instructor as in-person students. There are no extra fees and we’ll work with you to ensure your remote setup is perfect.

Live, interactive class
Experienced instructor teaching over Zoom
Remote setup assistance provided
Free retake within one year

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What You’ll Learn

Multi-cam editing
Green screen removal (chroma keying)
When to use the various editing tools & techniques
Color correct video footage (including adjustment layers)
Adjusting audio volume
Adjust the timing of footage (speed up, slow down, and freeze-frame footage)
Resizing video & working with square video for social media (such as Instagram)
Incorporating After Effects projects into Premiere Pro

Learn with Hands-on Projects

Learn practical skills by working on real projects with instructor guidance and lectures to strengthen and improve your skill.

Course Syllabus

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Section 1

London Travel: Promo Video

Importing Files
Creating a Sequence
Setting In & Out Points in the Source panel
Adding Audio to the Timeline
Adding Video only to the Timeline
Using Timeline Tools

London Travel Promo: Refining Clips on the Timeline

Using Timeline Tools
Using the Ripple Edit tool
Using the Slip Tool
Navigating The Timeline
Adding a Video Transition

London Travel Promo: Adjusting Audio & Adding Titles

Adjusting Audio Volume (Set Audio Gain)
Adding a Title Template
Editing Title Text
Adding Audio Transitions

London Travel Promo: Resizing & Exporting Video

Duplicating a Sequence
Adjusting Sequence Settings
Resizing Video
Exporting Video

Section 2

The Break Up: Editing a Short Film Scene

Narrative Editing
Dialog Driven Editing
Creating Sub-Clips
Project Panel Organization
Timeline Editing Techniques & Tools

Noble Desktop Ad: Editing to a Voice Over

Editing Audio
Nesting Sequences
Working with Audio Effects
Adding Markers to the Timeline

Noble Desktop Ad: Adding Clips to the Timeline

Adding Clips to the Timeline
Timeline Editing Tools

Section 3

Noble Desktop Ad: Warp Stabilizer & Reversing Footage

Warp Stabilizer Effect
Time Reversing Footage
Masking an Effect

Music Video: Multi-Cam Editing

Creating a Multi-Cam Source Sequence
Editing Multi-Cam
Refining a Multi–cam Edit
Adding B-Roll to a Multi-Cam Project

Music Video: Adjustment Layers & Color Correcting Videos

Color Correction
Adjustment Layers
Using Adjustment Layer Clips

Section 4

Music Video: Adding an After Effects Composition

Adding an After Effects Composition
Animating Motion Effects

Donuts Ad: Chroma Keying (Green Screen Removal)

Chroma Keying
Using the Ultra Key
Animating Transform Properties

Donuts Ad: Track Matte Keying

Creating & Animating a Track Matte
Adding a freeze frame

Exporting Files

Locating Missing Files
Backing–Up With Project Manager
Using Adobe Media Encoder
Export Settings
File Types

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to bring anything to the class?

No. We provide computers (Mac or PC) with Premiere Pro installed. Choose your operating system at checkout.
Does this course require any prior knowledge or experience?

It is strongly recommended that you have taken our Premiere Pro in a Day course, or have equivalent working experience with the software.
Do you offer payment plans or student financing for this course?

This course does not qualify for payments plans or student financing. See our Payment Plan FAQ to find related programs that qualify.
Can I take this course online (remote learning)?
You may attend this training virtually (online) at the scheduled time the course is offered (New York, Eastern Time).

How does attending “live online” work?
- Students can attend this training remotely through screen sharing software (we use Zoom).
- Participants can hear the instruction, ask questions, and even share their screen with the instructor.
- For audio you can use your computer’s microphone/speakers or call a phone number that we’ll provide.
- Classes are activity-based and taught by a live instructor, so we strongly encourage students who are local to the area to attend in person!
- You will need your own computer and copy of any required software. If you don’t have the software, you can usually do a free trial or purchase your own license. If you need assistance, contact us at hello@nobledesktop.com
What happens if I need to miss a session?
You have some options:
- You can watch a recording of the session. We will provide any course materials.
- If you can’t come into the classroom but can still attend remotely, we will provide you with the Zoom login information.
- You can use your free retake to make up any missed class time.

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Career Options for Premiere Pro Intermediate Graduates

Video Editor source: indeed.com

Salary in NYC

$69,000 / year

Video editors work on films from script to post-production. Working closely with their teams, they help with script and storyboard development, sound editing, and video layouts. Video editors are responsible for ensuring sequence and continuity throughout the film. They work with producers and directors as they develop treatments and storytelling approaches.
Video Manager source: indeed.com

Salary in NYC

$75,000 / year

Video managers take assets from ideation to post-production. Beginning with storyboards and scripts, video managers help guide the development of media assets of all kinds. Some video producers create digital ads, and others produce television shows or movies.
Motion Graphics Designer

Motion Graphics Designers, sometimes referred to as MoGraph professionals, use visual effects and animation to create artwork for: television, film, tech devices, software, live-video, video games, applications, and the web.

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Take your Premiere Pro skills to the next level

Adobe Premiere Pro

To edit together video clips, text, and photos, with or without sound.
When you need to edit a sequence of images, videos, and text together quickly and easily.

Video Editing

Putting together sections of videos to play one after the other, to create more meaning than if those videos were played by themselves.
You can add transitions between the videos in Premiere so that you're not suddenly seeing something new–you can dissolve, wipe, and more.

Timeline

This is the area of a video editing software where you can add visuals and audio, remove parts of them, re-arrange those pieces, and adjust aspects of them such as size, position or speed.
Allows you to change different things about a video so that it looks and sounds good to you.
Timelines are generally arranged horizontally, with elements on the left side appearing before those to their right, and elements higher on the list appearing atop those below.
Adobe Premiere is an industry-standard timeline-based video editing software.

Color Correction (Premiere)

Color Correction or Color Grading is the art of adjusting the colors of elements in your video projects, to create a particular feeling or mood, using settings (called Filters or Effects) in a video or graphics editing program.
These adjustments can also be used to “fix” things that were not filmed to one's liking. Exposure problems, white or color balance issues, removing or adjusting the amount of noise or grain in an image, changing the contrast, are all things that fall under the umbrella of Color Correction or Color Grading.
For broadcast TV work, Premiere's Lumetri or DaVinci Resolve are good choices for color correction.

Audio (Premiere)

Can be separated into 4 basic categories: Ambient sounds or Ambience (background noise), Music, Voiceover or Dialogue, and Sound Effects.
The best practice when working with audio is to do a rough edit and adjustment of sound excerpts and audio volume in a video editing program such as Premiere, and then export OMF files for a professional sound designer.