MONTAGE Vidéo PAS à PAS dans Adobe PREMIERE Pro - Tuto DÉBUTANTS

Introduction

This tutorial provides a step-by-step guide for beginners on how to edit videos using Adobe Premiere Pro. Whether you're looking to create a simple montage or refine your editing skills, this guide will walk you through the entire process from importing footage to exporting your final product.

Step 1: Importing Footage

• Download Footage: Start by transferring your video files from your camera or memory cards to your computer.
• Open Premiere Pro: Launch the Adobe Premiere Pro application.
• Create a New Project:
  • Click on “New Project” and name it.
  • Choose a location to save your project files.
• Import Media:
  • Go to File > Import or drag and drop your video files directly into the project panel.

Step 2: Organizing Your Project

• Create Bins:
  • Organize your media files by creating bins (folders) for different categories (e.g., interviews, B-roll, music).
• Label Clips: Use color labels to easily identify different clips.
• Set Up a Sequence:
  • Right-click in the project panel, select “New Item” and then “Sequence.”
  • Choose the appropriate settings based on your footage.

Step 3: Reviewing Your Footage

• Dérusher Your Film:
  • Use the source monitor to review your clips.
  • Mark in and out points for sections you want to use.
• Create a Rough Cut:
  • Drag your selected clips to the timeline to create a rough cut.
  • Arrange them in a way that tells your story.

Step 4: Finding Music

• Source Music:
  • Consider using royalty-free music websites like Musicbed, Epidemic Sound, or Artlist.
• Import Music:
  • Once you find suitable music, download and import it into your Premiere Pro project.
• Add Music to Timeline: Place the music track on the audio layer of your timeline.

Step 5: Assembling the Rushes

• Trim Clips:
  • Use the blade tool to cut clips and remove unwanted sections.
  • Adjust the timing to ensure a smooth flow.
• Transitions:
  • Add transitions between clips by going to the “Effects” panel and dragging a transition effect onto the timeline.

Step 6: Color Grading Your Film

• Open Lumetri Color Panel:
  • Go to Window > Lumetri Color to access the color grading tools.
• Make Adjustments:
  • Use the basic correction tools to adjust exposure, contrast, highlights, shadows, saturation, etc.
• Apply Color Presets: Experiment with built-in LUTs for different looks.

Step 7: Exporting Your Film

• Prepare for Export:
  • Once satisfied with your edit, go to File > Export > Media.
• Choose Format and Preset:
  • Select H.264 for most web applications.
  • Choose a preset that matches your desired output (like YouTube).
• Start Exporting: Click on “Export” to render your final video.

Conclusion

You’ve now learned how to edit a video from start to finish in Adobe Premiere Pro, including importing footage, organizing your project, creating cuts, finding music, color grading, and exporting your final product. Practice these steps to enhance your editing skills, and consider exploring more advanced techniques as you become more comfortable with the software. Happy editing!