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Using an Editing Software for Animation
In this course I will show you how to use an editing software to help you with your animation.
Please note that this course is not about animation, but how to EDIT your animations and help you animate your projects better.
In the following lessons I will show you how to use the basics of adobe premiere pro, which cover everything you need to use an editing software for animation.
I am providing the project files in a zip file so you can follow along and practice everything I do in the screen.
Now, this is super important.
Even though this course is dedicated to teach you how to use premiere pro, you can actually follow along with any editing software, everything you learn here can be applied in any editing software out there.
So, feel free to switch to your preferred software at any time, be it final cut pro, vegas pro, iMovie, Corel Video Studio, Pinnacle studio or any one you choose, you should know that everything you learn here, can be applied in any software.
| 1 | Introduction | ||
| 2 | Why use an Editing Software in Animation | ||
| 3 | Creating a New Project | ||
| 4 | Workspaces and Panels | ||
| 5 | Creating a New Sequence | ||
| 6 | Importing Images Audio and Footage | ||
| 7 | Navigation Zooming and Using Labels | ||
| 8 | Playback and Transport | ||
