Here are well written and illustrated Multimedia
Workshops from the Univeristy of Washington’s
Walk-In
Workshops.
These
workshop tutorials you will learn how to create Video, DVD, and other
multimedia presentations. By using modern computer hardware and
software you can learn how to create sophisticated material, students
will learn the skills to shoot and edit video, add special effects, and
publish multimedia in many formats. These tutorials include materials
teaching you how to use digital video software, Adobe Premiere, and
Adobe After Effects.
Multimedia Workshops Tutorials for Digital
Video, Premiere, and After Effects
Introduction to Digital Video Digital
video is a widely accessible technology for creating film but can be a
bit daunting compared to your dad’s VHS camcorder. In this introduction
of the digital video pipeline, you will learn how to plan and execute
your digital video project. Other topics include: planning your digital
film, transferring video to a computer, and methods of archival once
your edited film is finished. Take this knowledge and create an
impressive video presentation, an entertaining home movie or the next
award-winning independent film.
Creating Digital Video
The
Process
Plan
the Project
Shoot
& Gather Material
Capture
& Import
Edit
& Composite
Archive,
Encode & Distribute
Hardware
The
Tools
The
Digital Video Format
Benefits
of Digital Video
Firewire
Software
Easier
Software
Advanced
Software
Digital Video Decks
Apple
iMovie
Apple
Final Cut Pro
Adobe
Premiere
Dubbing
VHS to miniDV
Adobe Premiere Adobe
Premiere is the quintessential video-editing tool for the PC user
working toward a professional product. Its simplicity makes the
software easy to learn but applicable in many different situations. In
this full-spectrum workshop you will learn how to make professional
looking videos. You will also learn to apply the features of this
application in creative ways. Other topics include: key-framing video
attributes and effects, creating and applying more customizable
transitions and titling, and the taking advantage of a fully non-linear
editing application. Use all you learn from this to edit your first
impressive student film production.
The Basics
Concepts
Non-Destructive
Editing
Non-Linear
Editing
3-Point
Editing
The
Interface
The
Tools
Inserting
Media
Acquiring Media
Introduction
Logging
Clips
Importing
Other Media
Compositing
& Effects
Concepts
Effects
& Transitions
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