Updating My Digital Editing Skills with a Premiere Pro Training Course

I own or co-own several online businesses and one thing on my to-do list for 2013 is to take a Premiere Pro Training course to update my digital editing skills. I do a lot of editing using various Adobe software programs and updating my skills, is a must in today’s business world.

For those of you who have never heard of Premiere Pro, it is a high performance video editing tool that works in conjunction with the popular Adobe Creative Suite. Using Premiere Pro will help you to create high quality videos using their production tool. Since I want to get into travel vlogging, this would be something I would need to learn.

I am already a huge fan of all Adobe software and I am really excited about updating and enhancing my video editing skills. I think it will help me to become a better blogger, vlogger and video editor.

Anyway, I was online earlier and I found one particular course that is available online which is a 3-day, hands-on course that is really affordable! I am pretty sure I can squeeze 3-days into my already hectic business schedule.

It looks to be a great training course for beginner’s like me and you just need to have basic computer knowledge and basic editing terminology experience. Yeah! A lot of other courses require you to be a computer whiz, something that I am not!

The course covers everything you need to know and learn over the course of 3 days. Things like: setting up a project, importing and organizing media, how to do video editing, working with clips and markers, adding transitions, adding video effects, editing and mixing audio, color correction and grading, and exporting frames, clips and sequences.

Once you complete the training course, you can earn your Adobe Certified Expert certification and add that certification to your resume. Wow! Plus, the course is offered through an Authorized Adobe Training Center!!!

My question to all of you is this…have any of you ever taken this course and if so, did you find it beneficial? If you have not taken this course, are you considering taking one?

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