Overview
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Create custom interface layouts (aka workspaces) to speed up your workflow and reveal new functionality in Premiere Pro.
Syllabus
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Welcome
- Welcome
- How to use the exercise files
- The benefits of workspaces
- Panels and workspaces
- Changing between workspaces
- Default and custom workspaces
- Revealing hidden windows
- The Project panel and workspaces
- Hardware and workspaces
- Metalogging
- Assembly
- Editing
- Effects
- Audio
- Color Correction
- Workspaces and the editing process
- Resetting your current workspace
- Keyboard shortcuts and workspaces
- Importing workspaces from other projects
- The limitations of workspaces
- When to customize a workspace
- Ways of manipulating the editing environment
- Designing custom workspaces
- Creating a new workspace
- Deleting workspaces
- Changing a saved workspace
- The max timeline workspace
- The modified Metalogging workspace
- The large timecode window
- Reviewing
- The modified Color Correction workspace
- Workspaces for multiple screens
- Using the second screen as a preview monitor
- A dual-screen editing workspace
- A dual-screen color correction workspace
- Wrapping up
