Editing Digital Video with PREMIERE 6

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CLASS 4

Class Highlights (AM)

1. Download Class Files: Class 4 folder

2. Review Homework Assignment

3. Working with Transparency: Superimposing and Compositing

Hands-On Exercises

Exercise 1: Open new project and adjust preferences and settings

Exercise 2: Making a simple superimposition

Exercise 3: Simple cross-fade

Exercise 4: Making a split screen

Exercise 5: Working with transparency keys:

  1. Chrominance
  2. Alpha channel
  3. Blue screen
  4. Luminance/multiply and screen

Exercise 6: Experiment with transparency keys

Exercise 7: Using a black alpha matte

Exercise 7: Image matte project

Class Highlights (PM)

1. Complete "Top Ten" project and upload to your Web account.

2. Show and Tell: View "top Ten" projects in class.

Homework (due 12/9)

1. Reading Assignment: In your textbook, VQG: Premiere 6, review highlights of Chapter 13, with reference to the Premiere software. Try to identify in your text the tools and skills we explored in class 4.

2. Final Project Assignment: Start considering ideas for your final project assignment. For your final project, you will create a Premiere movie on a subject of your own choosing, 30-90 seconds in length, incorporating still images, videoclips, an audio track, and a title and credits.

Your final project can be an expanded version of your "Top Ten" project, if you like. It could also take the form of a TV ad, an ad for a Website, a movie trailer, an opening sequence for a movie or TV program, a spoof of any of these, a portfolio of your creative work, a personal self-expression, a representation of a dream, or some other short sequence.

More details on your final project will be handed out during Class 5.

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