Embedded Files
Grabbing Video from the Camera
For Camera Internal Memory-Use proper cord to connect to PC-Turn on the camera, go into PLAYBACK mode-Click on Built-in Memory-Canon Icon will appear on desktop-Open up CANON from the desktop-CTRL-Click on AVCHD -CTRL-Click on BDMV -STREAM (find the date and time that matches your production).Grabbing Video from the Camera
For Camera Memory Card A/B-Use proper cord to connect to PC-Turn on the camera, go into PLAYBACK mode-Click on Memory Card A/B-Canon Icon will appear on desktop-Open up CANON from the desktop-CTRL-Click on AVCHD -CTRL-Click on BDMV-STREAM (find the date and time that matches your production).
For SD Card to Mac-Plug-in SD card into the back of the computer, Icon will appear on desktop-Open up the SD card from desktop-CTRL-Click on AVCHD and click on Show Package Contents-CTRL-Click on BDMV and click on Show Package Contents-Click on the STREAM folder-Show files in detail format, then grab your video.
Opening a New Project
Opening a New Project
Organization is KEY - Every project will have its own folder - in that folder, you will store all files and media.
Open up Premiere.
Open up Premiere.
Select - New Project
Locate Media to proper folder (this PC - Your Foldrer) (named for the project you are working on)
Name the file - click Open
Create a new Sequence. Choose proper settings!
Create a new Sequence. Choose proper settings!
File- New - Sequence
For us: AVCHD 1080p30 (for 30 frames per second)
Name the sequence - Project name - your last name (Match Action - Coco)
Capturing Video to Edit
Capturing Video to Edit
Important! Save all media to a designated folder to make sure you will have everything to link to.
For this class, each project will have its own folder.
Tip: Make sure you LABEL all files... this will help keep track of files.
The Editing Screen in Premiere
Timeline = Sequence
Playhead indicates time - where you are in the sequence.
Bins = Folders
Create Bins to organize your information
Create Bins to organize your information
Audio
Video
Graphics (GFX)
Import Videos, Graphics, etc.
Import Videos, Graphics, etc.
Control, Click (or, File>Import)
Import>
Titles
Titles
Export Video
Export Video
hint: there should be a blue border around the timeline to allow you to export your video
File>Export>Media
Choose Format type: H.264
Locate and Name your file to your network drive
Or use the icon in the Bin area
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