Overview
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Learn video finishing techniques in Premiere Pro CC, including checking for mistakes, correcting color, legalizing footage for broadcast, and creating a digital master.
Syllabus
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Introduction
- Welcome
- What you should know before taking the course
- Using the exercise files
- Checking for gaps and flash frames
- Using dupe detection
- Replacing temp or stock shots
- Checking for blanking and correct aspect ratios
- Smoothing speed changes
- Checking transitions
- Lens correction
- Stabilization
- Improving render quality with sequence settings
- Using video scopes to analyze brightness and contrast
- Using video scopes to analyze color
- Additional scope options with ScopeBox
- Fixing common contrast problems
- Fixing common color problems
- Raw and log formats
- Adjustment layers for color correction
- Tracking color corrections
- Using Lumetri effect presets
- The Direct Link workflow with SpeedGrade
- Developing a look in SpeedGrade to use in Premiere Pro
- Noise reduction with SpeedGrade and After Effects
- Noise reduction with Neat Video
- What does "broadcast legal" mean?
- Legalization with the Video Limiter effect
- Adjustment layers for legalization
- Legalizing in SpeedGrade
- Keeping photos "raw" for color correction
- Updating layered Photoshop files
- Interpreting alpha channels
- Avoiding network bug and title violations
- The advantage of working with specialists
- Consolidating a timeline
- Creating a reference movie with the timecode burned in
- Exporting interchange files (XML, AAF, EDL)
- Using the Project Manager to gather assets
- Four steps to assembling a project
- Importing XML files
- Importing finished assets
- Checking the clock and building a countdown slate
- Checking sequence settings before export
- Exporting a master file and other deliverables
- Additional resources
- Goodbye
