Info and links on Adobe Premiere ® for 308-557

Adobe Premiere lets you combine source material, or clips to make a movie, and then view and play the movie using any application that supports Apple's Quicktime® movie format.

Among the types of clip format supported by quicktime and premiere are the following:

• Digitized video captured from cameras, VCR's, or tape decks

• QuickTime® movies made usng Adobe Premiere® or other sourcs

• Animations

• Scanned images or slides

• Digital audio recordings and synthesizsed music and sound

• Adobe Illustrator® files

• Adobe Photoshop® files

• Filmstrip files

• Titles

Links

• The product, from Adobe.
• Tips from Adobe.
• Using Premiere, a tutorial walkthrough.
• Web-based premiere course, Oct. 30th
• Making rolling credits (fun but tedious)
• Making a movie, step by step
• Digitizing video with Premiere: simple and short
• Grabbing video and stills with premiere
• Making glowing objects with premiere and a rendering package
• Creating an Adobe Premiere Movie: A Tutorial
• Doing claymation with Premiere (easy but tedious; not the clearest description).
• Doing video capture, quirky and perhaps imperfect, but fully illustrated.
• Tips for better performance
• Shortcuts
• Editing with Premiere, a tutorial
• Review of Premiere 4.2 for Windows

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