Learning Premiere Pro

With opening and getting started Premiere Pro, it was simply because I've used Adobe After Effects, which looks somewhat similar. Opening a pre-existing project is the easiest way to start, but it just involves making or using a project file. Importing media is a lot like installing a game mod, where I would have my pre-recorded film and audio on my computer, where I would then directly import the files to Premiere Pro with its built-in file explorer. Without the complicated editing, adding those clips and films is as easy as accessing the location where you stored the files and dragging it into the timeline, which is now part of the video sequence we see at the end. Audio adjustments are simple as well, with an entire Audio Track Mixer simplifying simple audio adjustments such as volume or left-right hearing. I've started on the more complicated features, such as the output quality with camera quality, but I'm still shaky on those and I am not sure of all of the terminology quite yet. 

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