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Getting started with Adobe Premiere Pro

Lesson Plan Published 11/11/13 Last updated on 8/7/18

Adobe Premiere Pro is a video production tool that enables you to edit and manipulate video projects and export them to a variety of formats. In this activity, students are introduced to the Adobe Premiere Pro workspace, including how to import files, capture video, manage media, use the Storyboard feature, and how to work with clips in the Timeline panel.

File Updates:

  • Files updated on July 17, 2017 to Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2017.1 (April 2017) release.
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    Subjects
    Video & Audio
    Age Levels
    15-16, 17-18, Post-Secondary
    Duration
    1-2 Hours
    Custom Standards
    ACA Premiere Pro 3.1, 3.2, 3.3, 4.1, 4.2
    ISTE NETS-S
    Technology Operations and Concepts
    Materials

    Adobe Premiere Pro CC

    CC License
    Attribution Non-Commercial Share Alike
    Keywords
    digital video editing video
    Ratings
    5 / 5 • 10 Ratings

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    Ayman Raafat

    Posted on 12/9/18 11:28:00 AM Permalink

    thanks for the materials​

    Nikki Nicolas

    Posted on 10/29/18 2:00:32 AM Permalink

    ​I don't know how to use these resources. Is there more of a breakdown somewhere on how to teach what is in each lesson?

    April Flournoy

    Posted on 11/13/18 1:14:11 AM Permalink

    I was wondering the same thing. I am actually learning the software myself and need some help teaching my students. ​

    Barbara Lenormand

    Posted on 10/23/18 4:12:53 AM Permalink

    ​Love this! I can definitely use these lessons with my students.

    lin sha

    Posted on 9/25/18 8:50:34 AM Permalink

    ​This is a fantastic teaching resource. I would like to use it as a guide in my film study class next year.

    Debra Rein

    Posted on 8/28/18 12:07:59 AM Permalink

    ​Great lessons! Anyone know where I can find pictures that I can use to create tests for my students. I usually use screen shots, but thinking that someone else has a better way.

    Fonacier Balatero , Jr.

    Posted on 6/4/18 6:18:53 AM Permalink

    ​This is great! This will help all of us who are beginners in Adobe Premiere.

    Ashleigh Schlorholtz

    Posted on 10/11/17 4:28:52 PM Permalink

    ​I am unable to view the assets for the step-by-step technical guides. I am able to see that there is a document supposed to be there, but when I click on it, it pulls up what looks like a blank sheet. Please help as I would love to use this with my students!

    Adobe Education

    Posted on 10/11/17 4:55:51 PM Permalink

    Do you mean the link to the assets folder in the PDF? The step-by-step guides are all of the other documents, aside from the lesson plan, listed above. Click "Download All" to get all of the technical guides.

    If it's the assets - they are .zip files due to the size of the assets. Click into what is the blank page and click the download or save buttons in upper right corner to access the assets.

    Adobe Education

    Posted on 7/17/17 5:28:58 PM Permalink

    ​We recently updated our files to the Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2017.1 (April 2017) release. We've also added links to assets used in the step-by-step technical guides.

    Cheers,
    The AEE Team

    Bethany Dutton

    Posted on 8/11/15 10:43:34 AM Permalink

    Thanks for the resource so good

    Mats Soderberg

    Posted on 11/9/14 11:37:37 PM Permalink

    Great resource, thank you

    Bernice Young

    Posted on 8/11/14 12:25:52 AM Permalink

    My students will love using this resource. Thank you!

    Imani Cheers

    Posted on 6/26/14 7:49:01 PM Permalink

    So many GREAT resources for my students!!

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