Premiere Pro Guru: Adjustment Layers and Nesting
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Luisa Winters via LinkedIn Learning
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- 2-3 hours worth of material
- LinkedIn Learning
- English
Course Overview
Nondestructively apply effects, color correction, and filmic looks to video footage in Premiere Pro with adjustment layers and nesting.
Course Circullum
Getting Started
- Welcome
- Using the exercise files
- What is nesting and why should you nest?
- Effects and techniques that require nesting
- When to nest and when to use the source: Editing nests into new sequences
- Naming strategies for nested sequences
- When to render and replace your nest
- Essential keyboard shortcuts for nesting
- What are adjustment layers and why should we use them?
- Common effects that should be applied using adjustment layers
- Saving and applying presets to adjustment layers
- Creating a template project: Saving an adjustment layer
- Using the scopes
- Adjusting your footage using primary color corrections
- Adjusting your footage using secondary color corrections
- Adjusting skin tones
- Warming (or cooling) your footage
- Masking your effect
- Creating the film look effect
- Creating the sepia look effect
- Creating the rack focus effect
- Creating the �bleach bypass� effect
- What is a lookup table (LUT)?
- Creating LUTS in Adobe SpeedGrade
- Apply LUTS using the Lumetri effect
- LUTS vs. effects in Premiere Pro
- Goodbye
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This Course Include:
Getting Started
- Welcome
- Using the exercise files
- What is nesting and why should you nest?
- Effects and techniques that require nesting
- When to nest and when to use the source: Editing nests into new sequences
- Naming strategies for nested sequences
- When to render and replace your nest
- Essential keyboard shortcuts for nesting
- What are adjustment layers and why should we use them?
- Common effects that should be applied using adjustment layers
- Saving and applying presets to adjustment layers
- Creating a template project: Saving an adjustment layer
- Using the scopes
- Adjusting your footage using primary color corrections
- Adjusting your footage using secondary color corrections
- Adjusting skin tones
- Warming (or cooling) your footage
- Masking your effect
- Creating the film look effect
- Creating the sepia look effect
- Creating the rack focus effect
- Creating the �bleach bypass� effect
- What is a lookup table (LUT)?
- Creating LUTS in Adobe SpeedGrade
- Apply LUTS using the Lumetri effect
- LUTS vs. effects in Premiere Pro
- Goodbye
- Provider:LinkedIn Learning
- Certificate:Certificate Available
- Language:English
- Duration:2-3 hours worth of material
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