Premiere Pro For Media

Add Sample Media To Your Drive

Open Finder
On the left side, scroll down to "Location" and click "Google Drive" (NOT "My Drive")
Click "Shared drives" > "Media Design & Production"
Right-click on "Premiere Pro for Media" and click "Copy"
Go to "My Drive" > "Media"
Right-click in the blank space and click "New Folder"
Name the new folder "3 - Premiere Pro"
In the new folder, right-click in the blank space and click "Paste Item"

Watch the Final Example

Watch the "Final Example.mp4" video to see where we're headed.

Review the Media in the Folder

Either connect your own headphones or borrow a pair from the cabinet.

In the folder there are:

2 A-Roll broadcast studio recordings
2 music options
3 B-Roll images (jpg & png)
2 B-Roll videos (JROTC & StaffGame)

New Premiere Pro Project

Open Creative Cloud (rainbow icon) in your dock and click "Open" next to Premiere Pro
Click "New Project"
Adjust the "Project name" to: Premiere for Media
Change the "Project location":
1. Click "Choose Location..."
2. Navigate to "My Drive" > "Media" > "3 - Premiere Pro"
3. Click "Choose"

Select Your FOlder

Click "Home" on the left menu
Double-click the "My Drive" > "Media" > "2 - Premiere Pro" > "Premiere Pro for Media"
Select (check) the "Footage & Music" folder.
There should be a folder icon with "9" on the left.
Click "Create"

Move Your Media to Different Tracks

Leave the 2 Broadcast video on V1 and audio on A1
Move the JROTC video to V2 and it's audio to A2
Move the 2 music options (green) to A3
Move the 3 images (purple) to V2
Move the SoloEnsamble video to V2 and it's audio to A2

Choose Your Music

Listen to the 2 music options
Choose 1 and move it to the start of your timeline on A3
Select the other one and click "delete" on your keyboard.

Auto-Match Dialogue and Music

Adjust the workspace: Window > Workspaces > Effects
Select your first A-Roll.
In the Essential Sound tab, make sure the tag is "Dialogue"
Then go to Loudness and click "Auto-Match"
Repeat for the second A-Roll video.
Then Select your music and make sure the tag is "Music"
Go to Loudness and click "Auto-Match"

Trim B-Roll Videos

Watch the JROTC and SoloEnsamble videos and use your selection tool to trim them down to around 3 seconds each.

Mute B-Roll Audio

Next to A2 click the "M" to mute the B-Roll audio.

Move B-Roll to Correct Spots in A-Roll

Watch the A-Roll and move the related B-Roll to the spots when they are talked about.

Adjust Size of B-Roll

Select your first b-roll and move your blue playhead on top of it.
Go to the "Effect Controls" tab and click the arrow next to "Motion"
Adjust the Position and Scale until the B-Roll is in the top corner opposite of the anchor's face.
Repeat for all B-Roll images/videos

Cut A-Roll

The anchors messed up in the first recording and then re-recorded the last of the news segment.

Use the Ripple Edit Tool to trim the first A-Roll video after the anchor on the left finishes talking about Solo & Ensemble (around 1:13)
Use the Selection Tool to trim the end of the second A-Roll after "ka-kaw"

Trim Audio

Trim the music to end at the end of the videos.

Duck Music Against Dialogue

Select your music.
Go to the "Essential Sound" tab.
Scroll down to "Ducking" and turn it on with the slider button.
Scroll down and select "Generate Keyframes"
On your audio you should now see keyframes which adjust the music level up and down based on when the anchors are talking.

Add Intro Graphics

Go to the "Graphics Templates" tab.
Drag the "Gaming Intro" to the start of your timeline on V2.
Trim the Graphic so it ends before the anchors start talking.
In the "Properties" tab change the Title to "GK" and the "Subtitle" to "News"

Add Captions

Go to Window > Workspaces > Captions and Graphics
Go to the "Captions" tab on the left.
Select "Create captions from transcript"
Select "No, don't separate speakers"
Click "Transcribe & create captions"

Fix Captions

Watch the show with the captions and fix spelling, capitalization, and grammar errors.
- The original script is located on the right that you can reference.

Screenshot Your Timeline Again

Now that you have trimmed:

On your keyboard, click "command" + "shift" + "5" to open the screenshot program.
Adjust the rectangle so that it is only showing the timeline area (the bottom right panel)
Click "Capture"

Save Your Project

In the top menu, click "File" > "Save"

Export Your Video

In the top tabs, click "Export"
Rename the "File Name" to "Premiere Pro for Media"
Double-click on the blue hyperlink next to "Location" In the pop-up:
- In the "Where" area, select "My Drive" >"Media" > "3- Premiere Pro"
- Click "Save"
Click "Export" in the bottom right corner.

Move SCreenshot

Move your screenshot from "Desktop" to "My Drive" >"Media" > "3- Premiere Pro"

Submit Google Drive Link to Canvas

In Finder:

Right-click on "Media" and click "Copy link to clipboard"
Paste the link in Canvas.

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