Premiere Pro beginner
Complete an organized edit and export it in the correct format.
- Import and organize media
- Build a sequence and edit cleanly
- Add audio, titles, transitions and captions
- Export a final version for the target channel
Edit professional videos with a clear method, from media organization and storytelling to final versions for each platform.
Course plans
Each level can be delivered alone, combined with another or adapted to your organization’s files and deliverables. Mixed-level groups can also be divided so everyone progresses at the right pace.
Complete an organized edit and export it in the correct format.
Edit faster, improve storytelling and produce multiple deliverables efficiently.
Build a reliable video pipeline for complex, collaborative and multiformat projects.
A short discussion, questionnaire and a few file or project examples help us recommend the right path.
Detailed programs
The plans below provide a clear structure. The instructor can adjust the order, examples and depth according to the software version, group level and mandate objectives.
Complete an organized edit and export it in the correct format.
By the end of the training
Course outline
Interface, import, bins, sequences, cutting tools, edits, pacing, saving and organization.
Audio levels, titles, useful transitions, basic correction, captions and Web/social export settings.
Edit faster, improve storytelling and produce multiple deliverables efficiently.
By the end of the training
Course outline
Shortcuts, trim tools, multicamera, speed, proxies and robust organization.
Essential Sound, cleanup, mixing, Lumetri, scopes and shot matching.
Motion Graphics templates, captions, vertical formats, Media Encoder, revisions and archiving.
Build a reliable video pipeline for complex, collaborative and multiformat projects.
By the end of the training
Course outline
Productions, shared projects, proxies, synchronization, metadata and consolidation.
Compositing, masks, colour, mixing and exchanges with After Effects or Audition.
Presets, batches, accessibility, local and social versions, quality control and archiving.
Target skills
Training treats editing as a complete process: organization, storytelling, audio, image, accessibility, export and archiving. Exercises reflect the types of videos your team actually produces.
Create a clear project structure that remains stable through revisions.
Use timing, continuity and story decisions to support the message.
Clean dialogue, balance music and maintain consistent levels.
Use scopes and controlled adjustments for shot consistency.
Build readable graphics and accessible subtitle workflows.
Export landscape, square, vertical and archive versions reliably.
Collaborative training
After a short demonstration, participants practise, compare methods and receive immediate feedback. When real files cannot be shared, equivalent exercises reproduce the same constraints without exposing confidential information.
The content and pace are adjusted to the team’s roles, authorized tools and expected results.
Edit a testimonial videoOrganize interviews, select strong statements and build a concise story.
Adapt a landscape video for social mediaReframe, retime, caption and export vertical and square versions.
Create a shared project templateStandardize bins, sequences, graphics, audio and delivery presets.
Specialized workshops
Your team may not need a complete program. We can build an intensive workshop around a deliverable, recurring issue or workflow that needs improvement.
Shortcuts, trim tools, pacing, selects and narrative structure.
Dialogue, music, noise reduction, levels and loudness.
Scopes, correction, matching and responsible grading.
Transcription, review, styling, burn-in and sidecar files.
Vertical, square and landscape workflows with safe zones and presets.
Proxies, shared projects, review, exports, consolidation and archive.
Our solutions
From a single session to an annual program, the format is adapted to your organization’s pace, objectives and priorities.
Your team works live with a specialist who explains, demonstrates and answers questions.
We review files, roles, processes and expected results before building the learning path.
JFL Media coordinates several topics, instructors and teams throughout the year.
Training in Canada
Training is delivered live online to Canadian businesses. In-person delivery can be arranged according to the city, number of participants, instructor availability and scope of work.
Content can be delivered in English or French and adapted to your industry’s standards, terminology, formats and responsibilities.
Frequently asked questions
These answers explain the general approach. The final plan is confirmed after a short discussion about your team, tools and expected results.
Yes, when the media is authorized and technically suitable. Otherwise, equivalent footage can be provided.
Yes. The depth depends on the level and can be expanded in dedicated workshops.
Yes. The exercises can cover vertical formats, captions, templates and rapid versioning.
Premiere Pro can be linked with After Effects in advanced modules. A combined path is also available.
Yes. Multicamera workflows, proxies, metadata and large projects are covered at the intermediate and advanced levels.
Online delivery is available across Canada. In-person delivery depends on the city, availability and nature of the mandate.
Other Adobe training
A custom path can combine several applications to cover the complete process, from asset creation to final delivery.
Process
A simple process from the first discussion to practical application.
Objectives, level, software versions, authorized files, participants and constraints.
Selection of the most relevant level, modules, instructor and exercises.
Short demonstrations, guided exercises, questions and next steps.
Let’s discuss your project
Describe the result you need, current level, number of participants, preferred delivery and any authorized files or processes.