Adobe Tutorials - Week 1

 

Instructions

Using one of the beginner projects at https://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/tutorials.html, create a 15-30 second video in .mp4 format. Upload and describe what you learned from the project.

My Submission

    To start with the tutorial that I decided to do I chose to do "Change clip speed to change dynamic of the video projects". The beginning of this tutorial went through the features of how duration, and speed change can actually effect your clips, and what specifically to look out for when it comes to your certain clips and how it generally is used on your situation. With this he also showed us how to actually find and use the clip speed change option in premiere. This feature really speaks for itself, but the ways you can try to implement it with not only transitions into faster clip speeds, with use of the effects control. You may also use it to make your subject fit into a portion of your video that you may need for either b-roll, or other needed footage.      
            The clip speed change option is honestly something that I've been scared to use a lot of the time when it comes to anything video based, and with the explanation of how the correct uses of this feature can be used and how it can be efficiently and professionally implemented into your work is life changing information. It sure made me more knowledgeable on how to use it, and with not only examples to follow with said tutorial it made me more assured that I can use this feature a lot more in my own personal work.
 
     With this being my own submission with original content. I decided to create a cinematic sort of piece. With not having a drone to try and create it, what better way to do it with a little help of video games 👍 The game in question is called Minecraft, and the world in the video is a world that I created. With a bunch of features that Minecraft has in store. This was pretty cool to make since it was my very first time trying something like this, and espeically with a new feature.
 
 




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