Premiere 6.5 Video Production Made Easy

Author: Zhu Changli
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Publish Date: 2003-10-02
Features: This book is basically based on the general workflow of film and television production, introducing editing and creation methods in Premiere 6.5, aiming to help beginners learn the basic operations of Adobe Premiere 6.5 from the ground up quickly and solidly. Then, it uses numerous examples to thoroughly explain each operation step and technique, not only teaching the software's use but also sharing the author's years of accumulated production experience and design insights with a broad audience. The book contains 15 chapters, including: an overview of Premiere 6.5, understanding Premiere 6.5, basic operations of Premiere 6.5, application of video filter effects, creation of transition effects, use of overlay and Motion effects, practical keying effect creation, subtitle effect creation, professional audio effect production, comprehensive application of Premiere 6.5, and examples of third-party plugin effects. Additionally, it covers the production of MTV, combining with 3DS MAX for title creation, the application of virtual editing, Premiere's unique output features, and some related information. Premiere is a powerful digital video and audio non-linear editing software developed by the U.S. Adobe company, and its 6.5 version is an improvement over the 6.0 version. The book contains 15 chapters, providing an in-depth yet accessible introduction to the advanced techniques of Premiere 6.5. It adopts a combination of examples and narration, presenting Premiere 6.5 concepts and techniques layer by layer through step-by-step demonstrations, allowing readers to master the essence of Premiere 6.5 through interconnected and continuous practical learning. The book comprehensively explains the specific functions and applications of Premiere 6.5, including software installation, interface operation, program editing, scene transitions, overlay and Motion effects, subtitle processing, keying, video compositing, audio processing and capture, and output. It also incorporates the author's practical experience and techniques, using compelling comprehensive examples to illustrate the complete production steps of large-scale 3D advertisements and MTV. The book is characterized by its comprehensive content, clear and engaging explanations, logical organization, and strong operability. Additionally, the accompanying CD-ROM includes the book's excellent examples and a wealth of material files, making it easier for readers to understand and improve. Therefore, it is suitable for professionals engaged in video editing and compositing, multimedia production personnel, and web designers as a reference.