Embedded Files
Uploading Video from the Cameras
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).Uploading Video from the Cameras
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, An 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.
The Editing Screen in Premiere
Timeline = Sequence
Playhead indicates time - where you are in the sequence.
Bins = Folders
Opening a New Project in WeVideoGo to WeVideo in your browser. Make sure you have signed into the Wethersfield Public School Account!
Organize Organize Organize OrganizeOrganization is KEY - Every project will have its own folder - in that folder, you will store all files and media.
Organize Organize Organize OrganizeOrganization is KEY - Every project will have its own folder - in that folder, you will store all files and media.
Opening a New Project in Premiere
Opening a New Project in Premiere
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.
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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