Learn to Edit Video with Adobe Premiere Pro 2025 Beginners
What you will learn
How to edit fully with Adobe Premier Pro - from beginner to pro
The layout of Adobe Premier Pro and what the tools are to edit with (and where they are)
How to Edit FAST! This software is huge, lets learn what you need (nothing missed out) but how to get you editing quickly
Importing video, cutting, adding music, sound effects, transitions up to more advance features like green screen and noice reduction
How to search for and apply for jobs as an editor, freelance work or with a company. Where to find these jobs and what you'll need
All the video footage is here free in this course, no need to film a thing, follow along step by step as we editing free downloadable footage and learn to edit
Learn how to download Adobe Premier Pro (+ FREE trial option sometime available)
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Our Verdict
Boasting a global rating of 4.60 and catering to over 20,000 subscribers, the Learn to Edit Video with Adobe Premiere Pro 2025 Beginners course stands as an engaging and practical learning experience for aspiring video editors. Engaging real-world examples and before/after comparisons make advanced topics more accessible, while complementary practice footage strengthens students' retention of taught concepts. However, some may find limited exploration into creating custom workspaces and managing playback. Moreover, quickened speech at times may leave certain learners seeking clarification. It is strongly recommended to allocate a quiet working environment, further minimizing potential distractions. Despite these areas for improvement, the course's engaging nature serves as a valuable stepping stone toward mastery of Adobe Premiere Pro.
What We Liked
- Comprehensive coverage of Adobe Premiere Pro features, from beginner to advanced
- Complementary video footage provided for hands-on practice
- Real-world examples with before and after comparisons
- Project-based learning approach at a comfortable pace
Potential Drawbacks
- Limited focus on customizing workspaces and handling playback
- Occasional instructor's speech might be too fast, causing difficulty for some students to follow along
- Lack of closed captions or subtitles in multiple languages