Video Editing – Computer Short Course Coaching in Sialkot Pakistan

Note: Student will have to choose Only One Package: the above mentioned fee package is for only one package:

Choices are as under:

Package 1. Sony Vegas +  Adobe Audition

Package 2. Adobe Premiere + Adobe Audition

Package 3. Video Scribe + Adobe Audition

If anybody selects 1+2+3 The Fee Package will be Rs. 40,000/- (Duration: 3.5 Months)

• At least Matric

What Will I Learn in Sony Vegas Pro Course?

• Complete any video editing project from start to finish.
• Edit footage and audio together
• Understand the basics of color correction and color grading.
• Use the LUTs for faster color grading.
• Add Zoom In/Out and Slow motion effect in video.
• Reverse any video clip just in a click.
• Add custom text and presets in any video footage.
• Stabilize shaky video footage.
• Add watermark or logo in video.
• Use the crop tool to add super cool effect in video.
• Add different types of effects in video to make it more interesting.
• Do color correction in proper way.
• Use of LUTs for faster color grading.
• Add Background music & Fade In/Out audio
• Change video voice to make it funny.
• Record a voice-over in vegas pro.
• Remove audio noise using Audacity to make sound professional.
• Convert any video to audio mp3.
• Able to create custom YouTube Intro and Outro.
• Green screen video production.
• Add special Fire effect on video.
• Create A Slideshow Video From Sketch.
• Make Videos Look Like A Hollywood Film.
• Clone yourself Like A Boss.
• Play multiple videos in one screen.
• Add Lower Thirds in video.
• Create A YouTube Thumbnail Without Photoshop.
• Learn keyboard shortcuts to do editing FAST.
• Best render settings for quality output.
• And much much more!

Premiere Pro CC Course Outline
Lesson 1: Touring Adobe Premiere Pro CC
■ Nonlinear editing in Adobe Premiere Pro
■ Expanding the workflow
■ Touring the Adobe Premiere Pro interface
Lesson 2: Setting up a Project
■ Setting up a project
■ Setting up a sequence
Lesson 3: Importing Media
■ Importing assets
■ Working with the Media Browser
■ Importing images
■ The media cache
■ Capturing the videotape
Lesson 4: Organizing Media
■ The Project panel
■ Working with bins
■ Organizing media with content analysis
■ Monitoring footage
■ Modifying clips
Lesson 5: Essentials of Video Editing
■ Using the Source Monitor
■ Navigating the Timeline
■ Essential editing commands
Lesson 6: Working with Clips and Markers
■ Program Monitor controls
■ Controlling resolution
■ Using markers
■ Using Sync Lock and Track Lock
■ Finding gaps in the Timeline
■ Moving clips
■ Extracting and deleting segments
Lesson 7: Adding Transitions
■ What are transitions?
■ Edit points and handles
■ Adding video transitions
■ Using A/B mode to fine-tune a transition
■ Adding audio transitions
Lesson 8: Advanced Editing Techniques
■ Four-point editing
■ Retiming clips
Replacing clips and footage
■ Nesting sequences
■ Regular trimming
■ Advanced trimming
■ Trimming in the Program Monitor panel
Lesson 9: Putting Clips in Motion
■ Adjusting the Motion effect
■ Changing clip position, size, and rotation
■ Working with keyframe interpolation
■ Using other motion-related effects
Lesson 10: Multi-camera Editing
■ The multi-camera process
■ Creating a multi-camera sequence
■ Switching multiple cameras
■ Finalizing multi-camera editing
■ Additional multi-camera editing tips
Lesson 11: Editing and Mixing Audio
■ Setting up the interface to work with audio
■ Examining audio characteristics
■ Adjusting audio volume
■ Adjusting audio gain
■ Normalizing audio
■ Creating a split edit
■ Adjusting audio levels in a sequence
■ Working with the Audio Mixer
Lesson 12: Sweetening Sound
■ Sweetening sound with audio effects
■ Adjusting EQ
■ Applying effects in the Audio Mixer
■ Cleaning up noisy audio
Lesson 13: Adding Video Effects
■ Working with effects
■ Keyframing effects
■ Effects presets
■ Frequently used effects
Lesson 14: Color Correction and Grading
■ Color-oriented workflow
■ An overview of color-oriented effects
■ Fixing exposure problems
■ Fixing color balance
■ Specials color effects
■ Creating a look
Lesson 15: Exploring Compositing Techniques
■ What is an alpha channel?
■ Using compositing in your projects
■ Working with the Opacity effect
■ Working with alpha-channel transparencies
■ Color keying a greenscreen shot
■ Using mattes
Lesson 16: Creating Titles
■ An overview of the Titler window
■ Video typography essentials
■ Creating titles
■ Stylizing text
■ Working with shapes and logos
■ Making text roll and crawl
Lesson 17: Managing Your Projects
■ The File menu
■ Using the Project Manager
■ Final project managment steps
■ Importing projects or sequences
■ Managing collaboration
■ Managing your hard drives
Lesson 18: Exporting Frames, Clips, and Sequences
■ Overview of export options
■ Exporting single frames
■ Exporting a master copy
■ Working with Adobe Media Encoder
■ Exchanging with other editing applications
■ Recording to tape

Audition CC Course Outline
Lesson 1: Audio Interfacing
■■ Audio interface basics
■■ Mac OS X audio setup
■■ Windows setup
■■ Testing inputs and outputs with Audition (Mac or Windows)
■■ Using external interfaces
Lesson 2: The Audition Environment
■■ Audition’s dual personality
■■ The Audition Workspace
■■ Navigation
Lesson 3: Basic Editing
■■ Opening a file for editing
■■ Selecting a region for editing and changing its level
■■ Cutting, deleting, and pasting audio regions
■■ Cutting and pasting with multiple clipboards
■■ Extending and shortening musical selections
■■ Simultaneous mixing and pasting
■■ Repeating part of a waveform to create a loop
■■ Showing waveform data under the cursor
■■ Fading regions to reduce artifacts
Lesson 4: Signal Processing
■■ Effects basics
■■ Using the Effects Rack
■■ Amplitude and Compression effects
■■ Delay and echo effects
■■ Filter and EQ effects
■■ Modulation effects
■■ Noise reduction/restoration
■■ Reverb effects
■■ Special effects
■■ Stereo imagery effects
■■ Time and Pitch effect
■■ Third-party effects (VST and AU)
■■ Using the Effects menu
■■ Managing presets
Lesson 5: Audio Restoration
■■ About audio restoration
■■ Reducing hiss
■■ Reducing crackles
■■ Reducing pops and clicks
■■ Reducing broadband noise
■■ De-humming a file
■■ Removing artifacts
■■ Manual artifact removal
■■ Alternate click removal
■■ Sound removal
Lesson 6: Mastering
■■ Mastering basics
■■ Step 1: equalization
■■ Step 2: dynamics
■■ Step 3: ambience
■■ Step 4: stereo imaging
■■ Step 5: “push” the drum hits; then apply the changes
■■ Mastering diagnostics
Lesson 7: Sound Design
■■ About sound design
■■ Creating rain sounds
■■ Creating a babbling brook
■■ Creating insects at night
■■ Creating an alien choir
■■ Creating sci-fi machine effects
■■ Creating an alien drone flyby
■■ Extracting frequency bands
Lesson 8: Creating and Recording Files
■■ Recording into the Waveform Editor
■■ Recording into the Multitrack Editor
■■ Checking remaining free space
■■ Drag-and-dropping into an Audition Editor
■■ Importing tracks as individual files from an audio CD
■■ Importing tracks as a single file from an audio CD
■■ Saving a template
Lesson 9: Multitrack Editor Orientation
■■ About multitrack production
■■ Multitrack and Waveform Editor integration
■■ Changing track colors
■■ Loop selections for playback
■■ Track controls
■■ Channel mapping in the Multitrack Editor
■■ Side-chaining effects
Lesson 10: The Multitrack Mixer View
■■ Mixer view basics
Lesson 11: Editing Clips
■■ Creating a DJ-style continuous music mix (mixtape) with crossfading
■■ Mixing or exporting a collection of clips as a single file
■■ Selecting and merging all clips in a track into a single file
■■ Editing for length
■■ Clip edits: Split, Trim, Volume
■■ Extending a clip via looping
Lesson 12: Creating Music with Sound Libraries
■■ About sound libraries
■■ Getting started
■■ Building a rhythm track
■■ Adding percussion
■■ Adding melodic elements
■■ Using loops with different pitch and tempo
■■ Adding effects
Lesson 13:Recording in the Multitrack Editor
■■ Getting ready to record a track
■■ Setting up the metronome
■■ Recording a part in a track
■■ Recording an additional part (overdub)
■■ “Punching” over a mistake
■■ Composite recording
Lesson 14: Automation
■■ About automation
■■ Clip automation
■■ Track automation
Lesson 15: Mixing
■■ About mixing
■■ Testing your acoustics
■■ The mixing process
■■ Exporting a stereo mix of the song
■■ Burning an audio CD of the song
■■ Exporting to SoundCloud

Overview

Create Your Own Whiteboard Animations with VideoScribe – No Drawing, Video Editing or Animation Experience Needed!

What you’ll learn:

• Create your own whiteboard animations from scratch with VideoScribe
• Start a VideoScribe project from scratch
• Master all of the tools of VideoScribe
• Add images, text, and designs to your VideoScribe project
• Animate all of your whiteboard elements
• Add music and voiceovers to your video
• Export a high quality video file
• Create a whiteboard animation from start to finish