Subtitles of the Movie

And so the end is near and we face the final curtain of this VTC course on Premiere CS5. During this course you should have picked up enough tips and tricks to get you started with using Premiere Pro for when you want to edit video either for yourself or for clients. I've tried to make the sections covered flow in the way I would tackle a task in the real world for a client. If you're brand new to Premiere Pro then the opening section of this course should have helped you get familiar with the program. From there I thought it useful to look at common first project fundamentals such as looking at how user interface is set up and how to set preferences. In the following section by moving onto the source monitoring particular we could see how adding and editing clips here saves time later down the line. The next couple of sections dealing with the timeline and program monitor were designed to get you editing sequences, the foundations of our films. Of course no course on Adobe Products is complete without investigating the merits of its cross product design dynamic link between programs to accelerate your workflow. Effects, both audio and visual also play their part in creating a professional looking film and so the effects sanction focused on what's possible. Speaking of audio, audio properties play a major part in making a film so I thought it with having a whole sanction on this and finally a section on titling help conclude our course but not before glancing at Export Options. So if you've got this far, hopefully you have picked up enough to get you going with Premiere Pro right from the start. Certainly you should be at the stage now where by you could take your finished sequences as newly generated rendered files and export them into something like Encore CS5 to create a DVD. Do look out for the Encore CS5 VTC tutorials if you need assistance in that way. OK? I've enjoyed talking to you through out the 8 hours of this course so I hope to see you soon.