Premiere Pro for YouTubers – Caleb Wojcik
Does it take you too long to edit videos?
Are you overwhelmed by the software, keyboard shortcuts, and syncing footage?
Creating videos is difficult enough without having to edit them, but great videos are made during the edit.
A bad edit can ruin good looking footage, strong performances on screen, and tons of planning.
Whether you’re too intimidated by Premiere Pro or you want to take what you already know to the next level, I’ll share everything I know about it and have learned over the past few years making hundreds of videos for myself and companies like Smart Passive Income, Fizzle.co, and Gumroad.
I believe that anyone can edit great videos by themselves. It just takes patience, dedication, and the right amount of focused learning.
That’s why I made this course.
Video editing can be a huge time suck. Trying to figure out how to use Premiere Pro can seem nearly impossible because there is so much to learn.
Trust me, I’ve been there. I’ve spent countless hours watching endless tutorials to edit my videos faster and better. That is why I put this guide together.
There are plenty of excuses for not editing videos, but “know-how” should not be one of them.
This course covers:
- Software layout, workspaces & multiple monitors, and file management
- Importing files, syncing video & audio, and creating multi-cam sequences
- Editing a first draft quickly, text effects, warp stabilization, and shortcuts
- Audio workspaces, mixing, transitions, effects, and layering volume levels
- Color correcting, grading, white balance changes, & green screen keying
- Exporting using Media Encoder, dynamic linking to After Effects, Audition, Speed Grade, Photoshop, etc.
Delivery Method:
After your purchase, you’ll get access to the downloads page. Here, you can download all the files associated with your order.
Downloads are available once your payment is confirmed, we’ll also send you a download notification email separate from any transaction notification emails you receive from Vinlearn.
