Tuto COMPLET 2024 : MONTAGE Vidéo / Premiere Pro

Introduction

This tutorial will guide you through the essential steps of video editing using Adobe Premiere Pro, based on a comprehensive training video by Split Editor. Whether you're a beginner or looking to refine your skills, this guide will help you understand the foundational concepts of video editing and provide practical tips to enhance your projects.

Step 1: Create a Project

• Open Adobe Premiere Pro.
• Click on "New Project."
• Name your project and select a location to save it.
• Set your desired settings for video and audio, then click "OK."

Step 2: Understand the Workspaces

• Familiarize yourself with different workspaces (Editing, Color, Audio, etc.).
• You can switch between workspaces using the menu at the top or by selecting from the window dropdown.

Step 3: Explore the Interface

• Identify key components of the interface:
  • Project Panel: Where your media files are displayed.
  • Program Monitor: Shows the video output.
  • Timeline: Where you organize and edit your clips.

Step 4: Import Media

• Go to "File" > "Import" or drag and drop files directly into the Project Panel.
• Supported file types include videos, images, and audio files.

Step 5: Organize with Bins

• Create bins (folders) in the Project Panel for better organization.
• Right-click in the Project Panel and select "New Bin."
• Name your bins according to categories (e.g., Footage, Audio, Graphics).

Step 6: Create and Manage Sequences

• Right-click in the Project Panel and select "New Item" > "Sequence."
• Choose a preset that matches your footage settings.
• Drag clips into your sequence on the Timeline.

Step 7: Work with the Timeline

• Understand how to navigate the Timeline using zoom tools.
• Use the playhead to locate specific points in your footage.

Step 8: Synchronize Clips

• Select clips in the Timeline that you want to sync.
• Right-click and choose "Synchronize" to align audio and video tracks automatically.

Step 9: Link and Unlink Clips

• To link, select the clips, right-click, and choose "Link."
• To unlink, right-click on the clips and choose "Unlink."

Step 10: Use Common Editing Tools

• Familiarize yourself with essential tools:
  • Selection Tool (V): Move and select clips.
  • Razor Tool (C): Cut clips into segments.
  • Ripple Edit Tool (B): Adjust clips while maintaining timeline integrity.

Step 11: Edit Your Video

• Review your footage in the Source Monitor.
• Trim clips by dragging their edges on the Timeline.
• Use the Ripple Edit Tool to remove gaps between clips.

Step 12: Add Visual Elements

• Add backgrounds and graphics:
  • Drag images to the Timeline.
  • Adjust their size and position in the Program Monitor.

Step 13: Apply Effects and Transitions

• Open the "Effects" panel to explore available effects.
• Drag and drop effects onto clips in the Timeline.
• Use transitions for smoother cuts between clips.

Step 14: Work with Text and Graphics

• Select the Type Tool (T) to add text.
• Customize your text in the "Essential Graphics" panel.
• Use shapes to enhance your visuals.

Step 15: Color Grading

• Go to the Color workspace for color correction.
• Use Lumetri Color tools to adjust exposure, contrast, and color balance.

Step 16: Add Audio

• Import audio files and place them on the Timeline.
• Adjust audio levels to ensure a balanced sound.
• Use the Essential Sound panel to enhance audio quality.

Step 17: Export Your Video

• Go to "File" > "Export" > "Media."
• Choose your export settings (format, resolution, etc.).
• Click "Export" to render your final video.

Conclusion

By following these steps, you should have a solid foundation in video editing using Adobe Premiere Pro. Practice each step to build your confidence and skill. Explore additional features as you become more comfortable with the software. Happy editing!