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Adobe Premiere 6Introduction About this CD What's New in Premiere 6 Overview of Premiere Premiere's Interface The Project Window The Monitor Window The Timeline Window Menus Palettes Setting Preferences Media Acquisition Digital and Analog Compared Capturing Digital Video Capturing Analog Video Batch Capture/Device Control Capturing Time-Lapse Video Capturing Audio Working with Timecode Importing Clips and Media Saving Projects/Offline Files Basic EditingProject SettingsWorking with Clips Storyboard Window Trimming Clips Using the Timeline Rolling vs. Ripple Edits Fades and Dissolves Using Transitions Transition - Gradient Wipe Working with Audio Split Edits Exporting Movies More Editing TechniquesInsert and Overlay ButtonsTimeline Editing Tools 3 and 4 Point Edits Extract and Lift Buttons Paste Attributes Speeding and Slowing Clips Motion Control Virtual Clips Mixing Audio Filters and EffectsSimple EffectsEffects and Keyframes "After Effects" Effects Quicktime Effects Audio Effects Effects on Multiple Clips Transparency & CompositingOpacity ControlsGreen and Blue Screens Chroma Keys Luminance Keys Difference Matte Image and Track Mattes Alpha Channels Dividing the Screen TitlesCreating TextColors and Shadows Rolling or Crawling Text Creating Graphics Using Titles in a Project Exporting MoviesExport File TypesExporting to Videotape Exporting to the Web Exporting to Other Media Exporting Still Images Batch Processing Premiere in the Real WorldLimitations of PremiereRough and Fine Cuts Premiere and Other Tools Wrapup |