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Video Bundle: Silver
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Looking to become a video editing pro? Our 10-day Video Silver Bundle is the perfect option for those looking to gain proficiency in Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects. With a total of 5 days of training for each application, this bundle covers both the beginner and intermediate levels, helping you to master the fundamentals of video editing and visual effects.
Video Bundle: Silver
London
or Online
10 days
10am – 4pm
Beginner to
Intermediate
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Overview of the course
The 10-day Video Silver Bundle offers a comprehensive training program for individuals looking to enhance their video editing and motion graphics skills. This bundle includes 5 days of beginner+intermediate level training for Adobe Premiere Pro, covering the fundamental concepts of video editing, such as importing media, editing clips, adding effects, and exporting the final product. Additionally, the bundle offers 5 days of beginner+intermediate level training for Adobe After Effects, which delves deeper into the software and provides hands-on training in creating motion graphics and visual effects.
In the Premiere Pro course, you will learn how to work with multiple cameras, adjust colour and audio, and create titles and graphics. In the After Effects course, you’ll gain knowledge in animating text, using masks and layers, and keying out green screens. This bundle offers a well-rounded learning experience for those who want to master video editing and motion graphics with Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects. By the end of the course, you will have a solid understanding of the software, and the ability to create impressive video content that will engage and captivate audiences.
Dates
This bundle is a combination of two beginner and two intermediate level courses. You will need to pick a start date for each course and level below. Each beginner course runs over 2 consecutive days, whereas the intermediate levels are courses are 3 days long.
Beginner Level Dates:
Premiere Pro
- 13 January, 2025
- 24 February, 2025
- 14 April, 2025
- 27 May, 2025
- 14 July, 2025
- 1 September, 2025
- 20 October, 2025
- 1 December, 2025
After Effects
- 9 December, 2024
- 3 February, 2025
- 17 March, 2025
- 6 May, 2025
- 9 June, 2025
- 4 August, 2025
- 22 September, 2025
- 10 November, 2025
Intermediate Level Dates:
Premiere Pro
- 15 January, 2025
- 26 February, 2025
- 16 April, 2025
- 29 May, 2025
- 16 July, 2025
- 3 September, 2025
- 22 October, 2025
- 3 December, 2025
After Effects
- 11 December, 2024
- 5 February, 2025
- 19 March, 2025
- 8 May, 2025
- 11 June, 2025
- 6 August, 2025
- 24 September, 2025
- 12 November, 2025
If the public classroom dates don’t suit your schedule, let us know and we can arrange a private / tailored training course for you where we can customise both the content and the dates of the course.
To find more about our Tailored Training courses, click here
Outline
Here is what you will learn in this bundle in more detail.
Premiere Pro Beginner
- Brief discussion on system specs and how they affect performance
- Video terminology
- Introduction to digital video editing workflows
- Creating a new project and saving it
- Keeping files organised outside of Premiere Pro
- Using the Project Panel to import and organise media
- Creating bins to group files
- Working with labels
- Using the Media Browser Panel to preview and organise files
- Using the Source Panel to preview clips
- Shuttle controls
- Keyboard shortcuts that speed up the workflow
- Marking in/out points on clips
- Customising the Source Panel
- Creating a Sequence based on the settings of a clip
- Assembling a rough cut
- Understanding the difference between Insert and Overwrite edits
- Setting clips to specific durations
- Enabling / Disabling clips in a sequence
- Creating a simple interview edit
- Understanding what is included in a Timeline
- Working with both video and audio tracks
- Adding and removing tracks from the Timeline
- Navigating the Timeline horizontally and vertically
- Using the Selection Tool to refine the edits on the Timeline
- Making clips longer/shorter after an edit is performed
- Moving clips in the Timeline
- Copying, cutting and pasting clips
- Using multiple tracks to have audio and video content run simultaneously
- Understanding Cutaways
- Advantages and limitations of Cutaways
- Use cases
- Correct audio levels and considerations for publishing
- Adding background music to a sequence
- “Ducking” audio to make it go quieter
- Using the Razor Tool to cut the audio clips
- Smoothing the shift in audio levels
- Using basic audio keyframes
- Smoothing an audio edit by using transitions
- Things to consider when using a transition
- Video transitions, its uses, advantages and considerations
- Limitations of transitions
- Applying different types of transitions
- Creating a simple and static opening title
- Working with Lower Thirds
- Title styles and formats
- Using the Essential Graphics Panel
- Title presets
- Rolling titles
- Understanding how effects work
- Applying and removing effects
- Basic colour correction effects
- Previewing with/without effects
- Brief discussion on different video formats, frame rates, and file properties
- Understanding the basics of codecs
- Exporting for social media and various other platforms
- File size vs quality
Premiere Pro Intermediate
- Refining the timeline by using the advanced trimming tools
- Understanding how the Ripple Edit Tool works
- Advantages and limitations of the Ripple Edit Tool
- Syncing / Matching clips
- Using the Rolling Edit tool to change the edit time
- Creating J and L cuts with the Rolling Edit Tool
- Using the Slip Tool to sync clips in place
- How and when to use the Slide Tool
- Working with different types of Audio Keyframes
- Useful shortcuts for audio editing
- Copying / Pasting properties from an audio clip to another
- Using the Essential Sound Panel to fix problems in audio clips
- Removing background noise
- Reducing reverb
- Adding special audio effects
- Working with Motion Properties
- Understanding how to change the Position, Scale, Rotation and the Anchor Point of clips
- Working with Opacity
- Resetting parameters
- Motion Properties recap
- Animation basics
- Understanding keyframes
- Creating a simple motion animation
- Animating a title’s position
- Animating other properties such as scale, rotation and opacity
- Back-timed animation for precise movement
- Enabling / Disabling animations
- Applying keyframes to effect parameters
- Animating a blur effect
- Changing the brightness of a clip gradually
- Duplicating animations
- Creating a split screen
- Adjusting clips sizes and properties to create a grid layout
- Working with Guides and Safe Margins
- Grouping clips together by using Nested Sequences
- Working with Masks to limit the effect to a certain part of the clip
- Blurring someone’s face
- Auto-tracking a mask
- Manually keyframing the mask path
- Working with mask properties such as Feather, Expansion and Opacity
- Evaluating colour and brightness values
- Working with Lumetri Color
- Basic colour correction settings
- White balance controls
- Shadows and Highlights
- Saturation controls
- Applying LUTs (Look Up Tables) to clips
- Understanding what markers are used for
- Creating and editing markers
- Changing the duration of a marker
- Adding comments to markers
- Changing marker colours
- Using markers to edit in sync with the audio beat
- Putting everything into practice by using the tools and methods you’ve learned during the training
- Evaluating each other’s work
- Constructive feedback
After Effects Beginner
- Understanding the basics of motion graphics
- Some useful terminology
- Welcome Screen
- Tools and Panels of After Effects
- Bringing in still images, illustrations and video files
- Working with layered Illustrator and Photoshop files
- Different file types and options
- Creating compositions
- Layer transform properties (Opacity, Position, Rotation, Anchor Point and Scale)
- Timing and Keyframing animations
- Working with Motion Paths to create an animation
- Orienting layers to their directions of travel
- Creating a custom animation path by using the Motion Sketch Panel
- Changing the orientation of layers
- Smoothing the path for better animations
- Speeding up / Slowing down an animation created with Motion Sketch
- Making layers look more natural by adding Motion Blur
- Motion Blur settings
- Working with the correct Shutter Angle
- Motion Blur quality options
- Understanding the relationships between layers
- Using the Pick-Whip to link layers to each other
- Grouping layers by Pre-composing
- Some useful switches and modes
- Understanding how effects work
- Introduction to some basic effects
- Adjusting effects parameters
- Re-ordering effects
- Enabling / Disabling effects
- Creating a simple mask to hide or show a certain part of the layer
- Working with custom shape tools to create masks
- Creating a custom shape by using the Pen Tool
- Handles and Bezier curves of masks
- Mask properties such as Feather, Expansion, Path and Opacity
- Understanding how Adjustment Layers work
- Creating and using Adjustment Layers
- Advantages and limitations
- Masking Adjustment Layers to limit an effect
- Working with text layers
- Using the animation presets to create a quick text animation
- Typing and animating text on a custom path
- Keyframing the source text
- Masking text layers
- Understanding how Motion Tracking works
- Using the correct track points
- Attaching graphics and text elements to a video clip
- Applying the tracking data to another layer
- Considerations
- Understanding the Render Queue and its properties
- Working with different file formats
- Using the correct codecs
- Exporting for different platforms such as web, social media, film and TV
After Effects Intermediate
- Separating the foreground from the background
- Animating masks by using keyframes
- Using the Roto Brush tool to automate the process
- Refining edges created with the Roto Brush tool
- Using the Puppet Pin tool to create animations
- Working with meshes
- Keyframing Puppet Pins
- Automating the animation
- Importing audio elements to your project
- Using audio in your animations
- Different audio file formats
- Previewing audio in the timeline
- Different types of keyframes
- Understanding how Keyframe Interpolation affects the animation
- Temporal interpolation vs Spatial interpolation
- Easing In and Easing Out to create more realism
- How to create more realistic animations with the Graph Editor
- Taking your animations to the next level
- Using curves and handles in the graph
- Creating “anticipation” and “follow through” in your animations
- Working accurately in the Graph Editor
- Moving beyond text animation presets
- Working with custom text animators
- Understanding the Range Selectors
- Working with Wiggly Selectors to create randomised animations
- Keyframing the Offset values to create text animations
- Back-engineering text animation presets
- Understanding different layer modes such as Overlay, Add, Screen and Multiply
- Creating artificial lighting
- Using Noise Effects to create textures and animation patters
- How and when to use line animation
- Different tools and methods
- Tips on creating smoother paths with the Pen tool
- Working with the Stroke effects
- Creating a glowing whips and line animations with the Vegas effect
- Creating flourishes and reveals with the Write-on effect
- Brief intro to expressions and case studies
- When and how to use expressions
- Most commonly used expressions and their properties
- Randomising an animation by using the Wiggle
- Automating repetitive tasks with expressions
- Looping animations with ease
- Introduction to the third dimension in After Effects
- How to turn layers into 3D
- Limitations and considerations for 3D layers
- Changing the perspective
- Pre-comping and linking 3D layers to each other
- Working with different views and cameras
- Animating 3D layers
- Brief introduction to Particles in After Effects
- Working with the built-in particle effects
- Understanding different parameters of particles
- Creating a text or logo reveal with particles
Work Samples
Here are a few examples of the kind of work you can expect to be able to create after completing this bundle. Click the thumbnails to see explore the details.
Working with Selections
You will learn how to create accurate selections so that you can isolate a subject from the background.
Adjustment Layers
Instead of applying an adjustment to the entire image, you will learn how to do this selectively by using adjustment layers.
Retouching Skin
One of the most common uses of Photoshop is Skin Retouching. You will learn the best practices to ensure your image looks natural.
Working with Layers
Layers allow you to create complex compositions with endless possibilities. You will learn the ins and outs of how layers work.
Advanced Selections
Creating accurate selections mean that you can remove any background. Learn how to create perfect selections around hair and more.
Typography
Text is a crucial element in any design. Learn the foundations of typography and create a professional looking poster.
What's included?
Together with this bundle, you also get the following benefits at no extra cost.
Course Certification
At the end of your training, you will receive a certificate of completion to demonstrate your competence.
Lifetime Support
After your training, you will have access to our technical email and phone support for a lifetime.
Course Notes
As well as the training files you create during the course, you will also be given comprehensive course notes.
Training Videos
You will have free access to our extensive online training video library for seven days.
Free Class Retake
You can come back and attend the same training session for free within 24 months.
Course Recording
During the course, you will be able to record the training sessions so you can refer to it whenever you need to.
As well as the certificate of completion that you will get at the end of your course, you will also have the option to take the official Adobe Certified Professional exam for an additional fee of £100. The ACP is the industry-recognised
certification which proves that you have the in-demand and job-ready skills!
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Offers
We want to provide you with the best possible training experience. That’s why we have a number of offers to make the whole training process more manageable.
Money-Back Guarantee
If you are not truly satisfied with your training course, neither are we. Let us know on the first day of the course and we will go the extra mile to make things right. If you are still not happy, we will refund 100% of your money.
Instalment Plans
We understand that it may not always be very easy to pay for your training upfront. That’s why we offer a payment plan, which allows you to spread the cost of your training over 3, 6 or 12 months with 3%, 5% or 10% interest.
FAQ
Couldn’t find the answer to you question? These might help.
Our address is: 3 Laybourne House, Admirals Way, London, E14 9UH.
We are located only a couple of minutes’ walk from both the Canary Wharf (Jubilee Line) and the South Quay DLR Stations.
We are located only a couple of minutes’ walk from both the Canary Wharf (Jubilee Line) and the South Quay DLR Stations.
The course starts at 10am and runs until 4pm with a lunch break and a couple of short coffee breaks throughout the day.
We usually have between 4-6 students per class. So it is a very small group, which means you get a lot of individual help and attention.
When you decide which course and dates you would like to attend, you simply fill the contact form on this page, or get in touch with us by using the chat button. Upon receiving your request, we will raise an invoice and send it to you for payment.
Once we receive the payment, your place on the course gets confirmed and you receive the joining instructions.
Once we receive the payment, your place on the course gets confirmed and you receive the joining instructions.
Payment needs to be made at least 10 days prior to the first day of your course. Until we receive your payment, your place on the course is not confirmed and if the course gets fully booked, we might ask you to wait until the next available date.
You can pay for your training course via BACS (direct bank transfer), by using any credit or debit card including VISA, Mastercard or AMEX. You can also pay by using PayPal.
We provide the workstations, notepads, light snacks, biscuits, coffee, tea and chocolate (lots of it!) during the course, so you don’t need to bring anything along.
If you feel more comfortable using your own computer, you certainly can. Just make sure you let us know ahead of the course, so we can prepare a workstation for you to connect your laptop.
If you are attending a public scheduled training course with other students, then you would be following a pre-determined outline. This is to ensure that everyone benefits from the training. However, if you would like to use your own files during the course (perhaps you are working on a project that you’d like to use as a case study), check out our Tailored Training page.
Overview:
Instead of travelling to our London studios, you can join the course remotely as an online student. You will be joining a classroom training session which takes place at one of our training centres with real instructors and students without leaving your home or office. You will have the opportunity to interact with your instructors during the live sessions, ask questions, follow demonstrations, hear and see your fellow students just like you would if you were physically here. It’s exactly like being in a classroom, without the cost of travel and accommodation. Plus the cost of the online training is lower than the traditional classroom training courses.
The platform: Our online courses run either on Zoom or Teams. During the training hours, you need to be in front of your computer and follow your instructor’s monitor as the demonstrations take place. You will then practice what you’ve learned on your own computer. Along the way, you will be able to interact with your instructor, ask questions as well as take part in discussions during the training. If you get stuck, your instructor can take control of your mouse and show you the right way of completing a specific task.
Prerequisites: Almost all modern computers nowadays will have sufficient technology for the live training courses. However, to ensure you get the most out of your online training experience, there are a few things to keep in mind. In order to attend one of the InDesign courses as an online student, you need to have a decent broadband connection (a connection that’s good enough for a traditional HD video call will suffice). You will also need a pair of headphones or speakers as well as a microphone. Although not compulsory, you are advised to have a dual-monitor setup. Ideally, you would be following your instructor from one monitor and use the other monitor to practice the tools you are taught. As an alternative, you can use a single monitor and switch between the online session and your software. You will need to have either the full version of the software you are learning or we can send you a link to download a free trial for a limited period.
The platform: Our online courses run either on Zoom or Teams. During the training hours, you need to be in front of your computer and follow your instructor’s monitor as the demonstrations take place. You will then practice what you’ve learned on your own computer. Along the way, you will be able to interact with your instructor, ask questions as well as take part in discussions during the training. If you get stuck, your instructor can take control of your mouse and show you the right way of completing a specific task.
Prerequisites: Almost all modern computers nowadays will have sufficient technology for the live training courses. However, to ensure you get the most out of your online training experience, there are a few things to keep in mind. In order to attend one of the InDesign courses as an online student, you need to have a decent broadband connection (a connection that’s good enough for a traditional HD video call will suffice). You will also need a pair of headphones or speakers as well as a microphone. Although not compulsory, you are advised to have a dual-monitor setup. Ideally, you would be following your instructor from one monitor and use the other monitor to practice the tools you are taught. As an alternative, you can use a single monitor and switch between the online session and your software. You will need to have either the full version of the software you are learning or we can send you a link to download a free trial for a limited period.
Yes – as long as you give us 10 days’ notice, you can postpone your course to another date without any charges. For full details on cancelation and postponing, please refer to our T&Cs.
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Docklands Media’s Video Silver Bundle provides you with a comprehensive training experience for both Premiere Pro and After Effects. This bundle includes our 2-day Premiere Pro Beginner and 3-day Premiere Pro Intermediate courses, as well as our 2-day After Effects Beginner and 3-day After Effects Intermediate courses. You’ll receive a total of 10 days of training across both programs.Read More
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3 Laybourne House, Admirals Way, London, E14 9UH
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+44 (0) 207 001 7676
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+44 (0) 207 001 7676
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