Premiere Pro CC New Features (Updated 09.04.2019)
Release date:2018, December 4
Duration:04 h 36 m
Author:Richard Harrington
Skill level:Beginner
Language:English
Exercise files:Yes
Explore the cool new features in the 2018, 2018.1, and 2019 versions of Adobe Premiere Pro CC. In this course, Rich Harrington covers the 2019 additions to Premiere Pro CC as well as noteworthy features from the previous releases. Rich reviews color correction enhancements, such as the Video Limiter effect and Auto Color matching, and workflow improvements, including Auto Ducking, Match Frame, and changes to markers and dip transitions. Plus, learn about UX changes, such as the new Timecode panel and the Essential Graphics browser, which allows you to create titles and motion graphics right in Premiere Pro. Rich also reviews new video formats and encoding options, publishing tools, labels, project management tools, and virtual reality features like VR headset integration and new VR effects and resolves.
Topics include:
The Video Limiter effect
Auto Color matching
New panels: Learn and Timecode
Hardware acceleration for H.264 video
Working with RED footage
Ripple deleting gaps
Writing keyframes in the Audio Mixer
Customizing label colors
Managing multiple open projects
Saving After Effects template in the Essential Graphics panel
VR workflow changes
00. Introduction
01 – Welcome
01. Editing (April 2019)
02 – Automatic ducking for ambiance
03 – Improved performance tracking masks
04 – New format support (32 bit AIFF, HEIF and RED Metal)
05 – Improved Render and Replace Command
06 – Consolidate duplicate folders and media in a project
07 – Improved export of closed and open captions
02. Graphics (April 2019)
08 – Auto-sync and default replacement for missing fonts
09 – Globally replacing fonts in projects
10 – Nudging media in the Program Monitor
11 – Drag and drop installation of MOGRTS
12 – New fill, stroke, and background options for graphics
13 – Grouping and masking with the Essential Graphics panel
03. User Interface (April 2019)
14 – Guides and snapping in the Program Monitor
15 – Solving problems with the System Compatibility Report
16 – Improved loading of thumbnails in the Media Browser
17 – Taking control with the View menu
18 – Browsing bins with project view presets
19 – Organizing media with the freeform view
04. Usability Improvements (2019)
20 – How to use this course
21 – Apply default styles to imported captions
22 – Color management – Display
23 – Working with label colors in the timeline
24 – Timecode shorthand entry
25 – Consolidate duplicate clips
26 – The improved Escape key
27 – Improved auto save
05. Format Support (2019)
28 – New format support – OP1b MXF files, ARRI ALEXA LF footage, and HEIF files
29 – Clearer error reporting for unsupported QuickTime files
30 – VR180 support
31 – Working with alpha channels
06. Lumetri Color Improvements (2019)
32 – Working with Hue vs. Saturation Curves
33 – Working with Hue vs. Hue Curves
34 – Working with Hue vs. Luma Curves
35 – Working with Luma vs. Saturation Curves
36 – Working with Saturation vs. Saturation Curves
37 – Working with multiple Lumetri effects
07. Audio Improvements (2019)
38 – Cleaning up reverb
39 – Cleaning up noise
40 – Updates to the Audio Track Mixer
08. Motion Graphic Templates (2019)
41 – Working with infographic MOGRTS
42 – Font control for MOGRTS
09. Change to Color (2018.1)
43 – New Video Limiter effect
44 – Shot comparison view
45 – Frame comparison view
46 – Auto Color matching
47 – Shared third-party LUT changes
48 – Bypassing and resetting the Lumetri color panel
10. Workflow Changes (2018.1)
49 – Mixing with audio auto ducking
50 – Display and license stock mogrts in the Essential Graphics panel
51 – Improved management of multiple open projects
52 – Using Match Frame to mark an in point
53 – Changes to markers
54 – Creating dip-to-black and dip-to-white transitions
55 – Changes to the Edit in Adobe Audition command
56 – Changes to opening bins
11. User Experience Changes (2018.1)
57 – The new learn panel
58 – The new timecode panel
59 – VR workflow changes
60 – Search-based Essential Graphics browser
61 – Changes in the Preference Panel
62 – Using graphics – Gradients for shapes
12. New Format and Exporting Video (2018.1)
63 – Hardware accelerated encoding (H.264)
64 – Using the Video Limiter with export
65 – AAF breakout to mono on export
66 – 12-bit DPX support
67 – Working with RED footage (RED v7.0) and Canon Cinema RAW Light (C200 Camera)
68 – Removal of QuickTime 32 file support
13. Workflow Improvements (2018)
69 – Upload to YouTube improvements
70 – Enhanced publish options for web video to set a title
71 – Ripple delete all gaps in a range or selection
72 – Quick reset for workspaces
73 – New search options in the timeline
74 – Writing keyframes in the audio mixer
75 – Adjusting track heights in the timeline
14. Working with Labels (2018)
76 – The role of label colors
77 – Customizing label colors
78 – Assigning default labels to items
79 – Advanced options working with labels
15. Using Multiple Open Projects (2018)
80 – Managing multiple open projects
81 – Moving media between multiple open projects
82 – Managing project settings
83 – Project locking with multiple open projects
16. Essential Graphics Panel (2018)
84 – How to save a template from After Effects
85 – Responsive design – Position
86 – New font menu
17. VR Improvements (2018)
87 – Configuring a VR headset
88 – Editing with a VR headset
89 – Controlling VR in the Program Monitor
90 – VR effects and dissolves
18. Conclusion
91 – Future updates and suggested related courses
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