Course Content
Welcome Video and Brief overview
a short video on the course designed to give you an idea on the course
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Welcome Video.
17:22
COURSE OUTLINE
COURSE OUTLINE
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COURSE OUTLINE
Introduction to Adobe Premiere Pro
Introduction to Adobe Premiere Pro
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Introduction to Adobe Premiere Pro
02:03:20
Module 2: Editing the Timeline And Audio Editing
Editing the Timeline
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Editing the Timeline And Audio Editing
02:30:00
Module 3: Adding Visual Effects and Motion Graphics
Adding Visual Effects and Motion Graphics
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Module 3: Adding Visual Effects and Motion Graphics
03:00:00
Module 4: Green Screen
Simple Green Screen Technique
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Simple Green Screen Technique
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Module 5: Selective Color Grading in Adobe Premiere Pro – Advanced Class
Advance 1
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Selective Color Grading in Adobe Premiere Pro – Advanced Class
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Module 6: Advance Colour Grading
Advance Color grading 2
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Color Grading 2
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Module 7: ADVANCE TECHNIQUE Audio
Additional Modules (Optional)
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Advance Technique
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Module 8: Exporting and Sharing Your Videos
Exporting and Sharing Your Videos
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Module 8: Exporting and Sharing Your Videos.
Module 9: EFFECTS IN ADOBE
Effects
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Selective Color Grading
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How to CLONE YOURSELF
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Dreamy Flash Back effects
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MASTER TONE CURVES
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How To Make VHS Rewind Effect In Premiere Pro | Retro Video Effect
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How To Sharpen Videos In Premiere Pro | Increase Video Clarity Tutorial
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How To Place VIDEO Inside Of A Shape
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color rainbow effects
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Paid section for VR and 360 Videos
Advance
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this section is only for paid users
Video Editing from Beginner to advance
About Lesson
How to CLONE YOURSELF in Premiere Pro 2020

 

Cloning in Premiere Pro is a powerful tool for removing unwanted objects or elements from your footage. It works by “borrowing” pixels from a nearby area to seamlessly replace the unwanted portion. This is particularly useful for:

  • Removing distracting objects: Like power lines, logos, or people.
  • Fixing minor imperfections: Such as dust spots or scratches.
  • Creating seamless transitions: By cloning elements from one frame to another.

Key considerations:

  • Source area: Choose a source area that closely matches the area you want to replace.
  • Blending: Adjust the blending mode and opacity to ensure a natural transition.
  • Patience: Cloning can be a time-consuming process, requiring careful attention to detail.

By mastering cloning techniques, you can enhance the quality and professionalism of your videos.

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