Video Editing with Adobe Premiere is a course in editing video with Adobe Premiere, formerly Premiere Pro, from organising footage and cutting on the timeline to adding sound, titles, captions and effects, grading colour with Lumetri and exporting for every channel. It suits in-house media teams, social media creators and beginners who have never used Premiere.
Video has become a core medium for organisations and businesses, from product clips and promotional videos to teaching materials and vertical clips for social media. Yet many beginners can only string clips together: sound levels jump around, there are no captions, colours do not match from shot to shot, and they are unsure how to export files that look sharp on each channel. Adobe Premiere, formerly Premiere Pro, is a professional editor that handles all of this in one application, with AI tools that cut down repetitive work.
This course starts with editing fundamentals and project set-up, organising footage and cutting on the timeline with insert, overwrite and three-point edits and the trim tools. You then edit from the transcript with text-based editing, create captions, adjust and mix audio, build titles, add transitions and effects, composite with Ultra Key, Track Matte and Object Mask, grade colour with Lumetri Color, use AI tools such as Generative Extend and Auto Reframe, and export for every channel. It finishes with a workshop that produces a short video from start to finish. (3 days, 6 hours per day, 18 hours in total, Beginner to Intermediate level.)
Course Details
This is the 2026 edition of the Video Editing with Adobe Premiere Pro course. It runs for 3 days, 6 hours per day (18 hours in total, 09:00-16:00), as lectures with labs on sample footage, at Beginner to Intermediate level. Adobe renamed the application Adobe Premiere from version 26.0, so the content follows the current Creative Cloud release, adding text-based editing, automatic captions, Enhance Speech, Object Mask, Lumetri Color, Generative Extend, Auto Reframe and multi-camera editing. Learners use Premiere from their own Creative Cloud plan or the trial version, and take home the course handbook, practice files and the video they produce in the workshop.
Section 1: Editing Fundamentals and Video Files
Section 2: Lab: The Premiere Interface and Project Set-up
Section 3: Lab: Importing and Organising Footage
Section 4: Lab: Sequences and Basic Editing
Section 5: Lab: Trimming and Editing Techniques
Section 6: Lab: Text-Based Editing and Captions
Section 7: Lab: Adjusting and Mixing Audio
Section 8: Lab: Titles and Graphics
Section 9: Lab: Transitions, Effects and Keyframes
Section 10: Lab: Compositing with Keys and Masks
Section 11: Lab: Colour with Lumetri Color
Section 12: Lab: AI Tools in Premiere
Section 13: Lab: Multi-Camera and Larger Projects
Section 14: Lab: Exporting for Every Channel
Section 15: Workshop: Producing a Short Video from Start to Finish
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Insert places the new clip at the playhead and pushes everything after it further along the timeline, so the sequence gets longer. Overwrite lays the new clip over whatever is already there without moving other clips, so the length stays the same. Insert suits adding a scene mid-story, while Overwrite suits replacing a section, such as covering part of an interview with cutaway footage.
Yes. Adobe renamed Premiere Pro to Adobe Premiere from version 26.0, and it is the same timeline-based editor, which keeps receiving new features through Creative Cloud, so everything you know from Premiere Pro still applies. Premiere on iPhone and Premiere Elements are separate products.
Put the green screen clip on an upper track and the new background on the track below. Apply the Ultra Key effect to the upper clip, use the Key Color eyedropper to pick the screen colour, then refine Matte Generation and Matte Cleanup for clean edges with no holes, and use Spill Suppression to remove colour cast on the subject. Switch the output to Alpha Channel while adjusting to check the transparency.
It suits in-house media and PR staff, social media creators, teachers and producers of teaching materials, and new Premiere users who want a structured approach. No previous Premiere experience is needed, just confidence with a computer and managing files, plus Adobe Premiere from your own Creative Cloud plan or the trial version.
You will be able to set up projects and organise footage, edit on the timeline with insert, overwrite, three-point and trim edits, edit from the transcript with captions, adjust and mix audio, build titles, composite with Ultra Key, Track Matte and Object Mask, grade colour with Lumetri Color, make vertical versions with Auto Reframe and export for websites and social media. Participants who complete the training receive a Certificate of Completion with its own number, which can be verified online.
Yes. It can be run in-house for your team, with examples adapted to your own work, such as editing footage or promotional videos your team actually produces. You can request a quotation from this page, or contact us on LINE @itgenius or by phone on 02-570-8449.
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