Premiere Tutorials

[frankandjoan]

I was just stopping by to look around. I decided since I was here, I would post one of the best web sites I have ever found for producing special effects in Adobe Premiere.

http://www.wrigleyvideo.com/videotutorial/tutorials.htm

You folks probably knew about this site already, but being new to all this, I was thrilled by this discovery.

[Machine514]

Its down!

-Machine

[Baldrick]

Works fine here...adding it to the guides list. Thanks for the tip.

[Machine514]

Now I got it! Thanks!

-Machine

[Machine514]

WOW! This site is a must for all beginner Premiere users!

I downloaded one tutorial already! It is great. I suggest all to try it!

-Machine

[frankandjoan]

Just wait until you have seen a few more. I agree that it is a must for beginners, but there is some intermediate stuff in there as well. I went there one night with my download manager fired up and larceny on my mind. I cybered them all overnight, then I unzipped them all into a directory I call, imaginatively enough, "Adobe Premiere Tutorials" Now I pick one out to watch just before I go to work on my editing, sort of a self-driven labratory augmentation of what I am learning by actually using the Premiere program. I find that there are a lot of basic techniques, and also some rather advanced ones as well. Enjoy, and I hope it helps.

[bvcproductions]

I've done a lot of things from that website. For some reason, I'm most impressed by the colour pass tutorial. I did that with an onboard footage of Michael Schumacher's qualifying lap from the Brazillian Grand Prix from last year. I made the car in colour and everything else in black and white, and it looks so cool when the car is going 300+ km/h.

[Machine514]

That's great. Have you posted that clip anywhere? I would like to see it.

I downloaded all of the files last night. So I will start watching ASAP!

-Machine