The Advanced Premiere Pro Guide to Colour Grading 

Are you wanting to explore the more advanced side of Grading in Premiere Pro ?? 

This course with Adobe certified Premiere Pro CC instructor Andy Day will take you into the deeper functionality of Adobe Premiere Pro

This is a 6 hour hands on workshop which will take you though the entire Colour Correction and Grading process in Premiere Pro in the following 3 steps. 

Step 1 . Colourists Jargon

This 1st part of the course will cover all the terminology and tools use to perform corrections to our footage. You'll gain all the background info you need to help you make non-subjective accurate decisions on your own projects.

There's quite a few buzz words associated with grading, so we'll spend some time going over those so you'll have the foundations you need to do the job properly.

Technically, we'll also look at the measurement tools we have to evaluate each shot in a non-subjective way.

Step 2. Correcting Individual Shots

In Part 2 we'll be covering how to use the Lumetri Panel to correct exposure and colour balance issues in individual shots. This includes white balance issues, over exposure and re-composing shots.

Correcting white balance and exposure are the 2 most common problems to address on a clip by clip basis.  In this part we'll cover the methods we can use in the lumetri panel to get all your shots looking consistent and balanced.  We'll also look at using Log settings in the camera and how to restore the footage back to how it was shot originally. 

Step 3. Creating a look for your projects

Finally in part 3 we'll use the creative aspects of the lumetri panel and other effects in Premiere Pro to create a stylised look to your project. This is where you can express your creativity to strongly influence the effect your video has on the viewer.  We'll be using LUTs for all the popular cameras including DJI drones, Osmo and GoPro.

Specific topics covered include:

• Advanced keyframing
• Multi camera editing
• Complete effects run through and examples of where to use them
• Making colour corrections, including using scopes
• Creating Presets
• Using the Lumetri Panel
• Working with LUTS
• Making secondary correction to specific areas of a shot
• Combined effect examples
• Sharing your work with After Effects

 You can bring your own laptop (or desktop if you prefer) otherwise we will provide you with a Mac laptop for the duration of the workshop.  Also feel free to bring your own footage so you can get some work done at the same time !!.

Note: This course is designed for people who already have a good familiarity with Premiere Pro - Ideally you should have completed our Introduction to Premiere Pro or have experience using Premiere Pro regularly. It is not suitable for people who have not used Premiere Pro before.