Lesson One: Premiere Pro

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Today we had our first Premiere Pro workshop with Ferg, I have been using Premiere Pro for around 5 years and would like to think i was at a high level; however, Ferg taught us the shortcuts in order for you to only use predominately the keyboard which is expected professionally. I knew some of the shortcuts but it was really interesting to learn the shortcuts needed to be able to edit literally of the keyboard. This really will speed up the process moving forward once I competent using them.

Once we had gone through setting up Premiere Pro and importing our footage, we were able to edit the clips and sound provided. This was my edit below.








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